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Jodo Mission & Buddha Statue: Statue SHOP FRONT STREET LAHAINA The
marks 100th anniversary of Japanese best blocks of shopping fun anywhere in
plantation laborers arrival (1868). Has the state of Hawaii. Lots of places to get a
largest Buddha outside of Japan. great meal as well.
HILO HATTIE Largest retailer of Master's Reading Room (1834):
Hawaiian and island lifestyle products. A Reconstructed "Officer's Club" for
"Fun-One-Stop-Hawaiian-Shopping- whaling vessel masters.
Experience".
Baldwin Home (1834): Remnant of
HALE KAHIKO Outdoor exhibit of medical missionary Dwight Baldwin's
ancient Hawaiian culture and lifestyle. home.
Free!
Reverend Richard's House (1830's):
LAHAINA CENTER Shopping center Lahaina's 1st Protestant missionary,
features excellent restaurants, ABC Store, worked with Kamehameha III.
a dive shop, coffee, clothing, jewelry and Hauola Stone: This stone was used as a
gift and souvenir shops.
healing place by ancient Hawaiians.
U.S. Seamen's Hospital (1830's): Spot Brick Palace (1798): British-built as
where Kamehameha befriended sailors. commanded by Kamehameha I. First
Became hospital for sick and injured western building in Hawaii.
seamen in 1844, and then a school from
1864 until 1884. King's Taro Patch: Old Lahaina
waterways to grow taro.
LAHAINA ART GALLERIES Fine art
galleries are found throughout Maui. Hale Pa'i (1831): Printing house of
Lahaina Town has many of Maui's best. Lahainaluna Seminary. Now a public high
school.
Sugar Cane Train Lahaina Station
(location shown) Maria Lanakila Church: First Roman
Catholic mass in Hawaii. Built it 1846,
Wo Hing Temple Museum: Taoist temple rebuilt 1928.
resembles Victorian house. Served as
clubhouse for Chinese. Seamen's Cemetery: Herman Melville's
cousin and shipmates buried here. Graves
LAHAINA YACHT CLUB This private have eroded.
club is reciprocal with all of the finest
yacht clubs in the world. Great bar & Hale Aloha (1853: "House of Love" in
galley. commemoration of God's causing Lahaina
to escape the smallpox.
