Honolulu, Hawai'i

Specialized

Primarily a research archives, the Center preserves resources documenting the history of medicine in HawaiÔi. At the QueenÕs Medical Center next door, there are exhibits on the history of QueenÕs Hospital, founded in 1860 by Queen Emma.

Paia, Hawai'i

Art, Culture, General, Specialized

The Guild is Maui's only member owned and operated Fine Crafts Cooperative. Each and every day, one of the Guild members is working at the store. It had been located in the same location in Pa'ia since it began until the end of 2008, when it moved to the new location just a few doors down at 69 Hana Highway. Collectors from around the globe return to the store to find exquisite handmade crafts from Maui artisans.

Wailuku, Hawai'i

Culture, Historic House, Historical Society

Built in 1833 on land that once was part of the royal compound of Kahekili, last chief of Maui, the Bailey House was once part of a school for Hawaiian girls and was the home of missionary teachers Edward and Caroline Bailey. The Bailey House is now a museum showcasing Hawaiian culture, artifacts, paintings and furnishings from 19th century Maui.

Waiehu, Hawai'i

Culture, History

This community center serves as a lively gathering place for MauiÕs Okinawan community and others interested in Okinawan culture. Displays of household furnishing, tools and musical instruments honor the first generation immigrants and their descendants.

Honolulu, Hawai'i

Historic House

Guided tours of three historic houses, exhibits and demonstrations of printing introduce the daily life and work of American missionaries and their influential role in HawaiÔiÕs history. Be sure to visit the Mission Cemetery and KawaiahaÔo Church, built

Molokai, Hawai'i

History, Historic House

Tour the R.W. Meyer Sugar Mill (1878), now restored with late 19th century machinery. The adjoining museum features the history of MolokaÔi.

Kahului, Hawai'i

Art, Culture, General, Library

Wailuku, Hawai'i

Historical Society

Wailuku, Hawai'i

Aquarium, Nature Centers

HawaiÔiÕs largest aquarium features species from throughout the Hawaiian Islands in a 750,000 gallon Open Ocean exhibit and over 50 faithfully crafted marine habitats.

Koloa, Hawai'i

Arboretum, Botanical Garden, Culture, History, Park

McBryde Garden visitors can explore 50 acres of diverse plant collections including Hawaiian native and ethnobotanical species, palms, rubiaceae (coffee family), zingiberales (heliconia family), and erythrina (coral trees). See exotic spices from allspice to vanilla on the Spice of Life Trail, and take a journey back in time in the Hawaiian Life Canoe Plant Garden and along the Biodiversity Trail.

Honolulu, Hawai'i

Nature Centers

Visit this oasis of graceful trees and lily ponds on the outskirts of Honolulu for a leisurely walk or picnic. Guided tours of Kamananui Valley and other guided hikes may be reserved by calling 839-5334.