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Hawaii
Plantation Village
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PHOTOS |
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Click on a thumbnail to
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OVERVIEW |
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The
Hawaii's Plantation Village in the historic
Waipahu is an outdoor museum that showcases
the lifestyles and experience of Hawaii's
plantation workers. Furnished homes and
other community structures display and
interpret the history of Hawaii's
multi-ethnic heritage. Asian art and
architecture, along with awesome antiques
and relics, are among the main features of
the Village.
The Hawaii Plantation Village first opened
in September 1992, displaying original
structures and replica homes of multiethnic
groups who arrived to Hawaii between the
late 1800s and the 1940s to work as
plantation laborers.
Visit and experience the warm and welcoming
atmosphere that was part of Hawaii in the
early 1900s. Guided tours are conducted at
the start of each hour beginning Monday
through Saturday at 10:00 a.m. The last
guided tour is at 2:00 pm.
The friends of Waipahu Cultural Garden Park
manage and operate Hawaii's Plantation
Village, an out-door historical museum,
located at Waipahu Cultural Garden park. The
museum is situated on a 50-acre site just
below the Oahu Sugar Mill. |
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DIRECTIONS |
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Take H-1
West to Exit # 7 --Waikele/Waipahu. Coming
off of H-1 turn left at the stoplight onto
Paiwa St. Continue on Paiwa Street until the
5th stoplight, onto Waipahu Street. Turn
right onto Waipahu Street and the and the
entrance to Hawaii's Plantation Village is
on your left. |
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WEBSITE |
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http://www.hawaiiplantationvillage.org |
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