HISTORIC HAWAI'I MAGAZINE INDEX TO ARTICLES AND ILLUSTRATIONS
1985~1989
HISTORIC HAWAI'I FOUNDATION 7~ HISTORIC HAWAI'I MAGAZINE INDEX
TO ARTICLES AND ILLUSTRATIONS
1985-1989
Indexed by
Linda Wiig (1985) and Valerie Reynerson <1986-1989)
Historic Hawsi'i Foundation P.O. Box 1658 Honolulu, Hswai'i 96806 1990 The purpose o£ Historic Hawai'i Foundation shall be to preserve and encourage the preservation o£ historic buildings, objects, and sites relating to the history o£ Hawai'i; to promote an awareness o£ and respect £or all that is historically signi£icant and architecturally distinctive about our state; and through theae e££orts, to keep alive and intact £or the enrichment o£ present and £uture generations the inherent beauty o£ the Hawaiian Islands and its unique historic role in the development o£ the Paci£ic Basin.
-Article II, By-laws PREFACE Historic Hawai'i Foundation is a statewide historic preservation action organization. The nonprofit group was founded in 1974 and now has more than 2,000 individual, corporate and organizational members. The foundation works actively to preserve and promote awareness o£ the historical and architectural heritage o£ the islands through education programs, financial incentives, planning, legislation, and serving as a catalyst and resource £or individual and community e££orts. Historic Hawai'i News was introduced in September 1975, as a vital part o£ the foundation's e££orts to inform the public about Hawai'i's historic sites and preservation activities. To accomplish this, Historic Hawai'i News became on outlet £or quality research documenting many o£ our islands' most precious cultural resources, linking the past with the present. In recognition o£ the contribution it made to Hawai'i's written history, the publication was upgraded to a magazine format in April 1986, under the new banner o£ Historic Hawai'i magazine. The magazine size and heavier paper stock are more durable, easier to read and more easily referred to in schools, libraries, businesses and homes. Countless volunteer hours went into preparing and verifying information, often by top professionals in their fields or by individuals with special ties to, and thus special knowledge o£, a specific place. Some articles represent the culmination o£ years o£ patient research in collections across the state; others are condensations o£ book-length technical reports. Illustrations were secured £rom sources both public and private. As a result, Historic Hawai'i magazine contains much information not easily found elsewhere, especially in concise £orm. The index o£ issues £or the £irst·ten years was published in 1985, and was prepared to make this valuable information more readily accessible on a wider basis to foundation eta££, members and the public. This second index volume continues, making £ive more years o£ issues accessible. There are literally hundreds o£ people who deserve recognition £or their advice and support on the issues covered in this index, but especially former editors, dedicated members o£ the Publication Committee, and the talented writers and photographers whose contributions went into each issue. The foundation is grateful to Linda Wiig £or her work indexing 1985, which is included in this ~econd volume, and to Valerie Reynerson £or completing the second volume, bringing the index o£ Historic Hawai'i magazine up to the close o£ the decade. Historic preservation is more than preserving buildings and sites £or future generations; it is also passing on the knowledge o£ that £or which those sites stand.
Dion-Magrit Coschigano Vice-president, Education & Communication
iii NOTES TO THE INDEX USER
SCOPE
The scope of the newspaper and magazine, and likewise the index, covers preservation activities and history relating to Hawai'i's historic buildings, sites, places, objects and culture. Subjects relating to the architectural, economic, educational, financial and legal aspects of preservation also have been indexed. The names of persons indexed include those historically related to a building or site, such as architects and early owners; historically important persons, such as kings or early business leaders; and recipients of Historic Hawai'i Foundation awards. Organizations and government agencies involved in preservation or related activities have been indexed. Authors of articles have not been indexed. Not all reports concerning placement of buildings or sites on the Hawai'i or National Register of Historic Places were indexed. Up-to- date placement information is available from the Hawai'i State Historic Preservation Office. This index covers all issues of Historic Hawai'i News and Historic Hawai'i magazine from January 1985 through December 1989. The change from newspaper to magazine format took place with the April 1986 issue. There was no change in indexing methods or format as a result. Beginning in 1986, the April issue of the magazine was replaced with an annual report for the previous year. ENTRIES The entries lead to different quantities iv The three levels a£ indexing are: 1J ENTRIES FOR COMPREHENSIVE ARTICLES An asterick (*) marks articles HEADINGS The selected, or preferred, £arm a£ names or subjects is printed in upper-case letters; non-selected £arms are printed in lower-case letters and cross-referenced to their selected £arm. "See" references lead £rom a non-selected £arm a£ the heading to the selected £arm. "See also" references lead to narrower or related headings. "See under" references lead £rom a non-selected narrow heading to a selected broader heading. For buildings, preference was given to the name which appears on the facade; £or houses preference was usually given to the original owner's name. Commonly used variant names are sometimes included in brackets a£ter the selected form. Occasionally a building which was not considered important enough to have its own heading is entered only under ita place name. A + symbol is used a£ter a building name to indicate that the structure is no longer extant. LOCATION A building or site's location is enclosed in parenthesis £allowing ita name. I£ a structure has been moved £rom one location to another, the former and pre~ent locations are both listed with the word "'to"' in between, e.g. "(a to b)"'. Names a£ building v HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE USAGE In accordance with the editorial policy o£ Historic Hawai'i magazine, diacritical marks have been used £or all Hawaiian words. ILLUSTRATIONS The types o£ entries used are: Photo Photo, detail Photo, interior Drawing Map Painting Floor plan The entries £or "Drawing" include renderings, blueprints and cartoons. No indication o£ the date o£ an illustration has been provided in the index. I£ a building, etc., was not considered important enough to be entered under its own heading, an illustration o£ that building may be entered under its place name. The entry would not necessarily give the name o£ the building, but may read "Photo vi NOTES ON MODERN USAGE OF THE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE By Robert Lokomaika'iokalani Snakenberg Hawaiian Language Advisor, Historic Hawai'i Foundation Readers will see many Hawaiian words used in Historic Hawai'i News and Historic Hawai'i magazine. These £ew notes are to explain Hawaiian language usage being promoted and taught by the majority o£ pro£essional Hawaiian language instructors in Hawai'i today. Although it is an ingrained practice £or many kama'aina today to pluralize Hawaiian words with the English "s" when they are using English, this is contrary to correct Hawaiian usage. Plurals in Hawaiian are denoted by markers or particles such as mau or na but the £orm o£ the noun itsel£ does not change between singular and plural. Therefore your should not see .. hales .. , .. heiaus" or ''kuleanas'' in Historic Hawai'i News or magazine or in this index except in this sentence! Historic Hawai'i News and magazine have been using the 'okina or glottal stop (') consistently since 1980. 'Okina are inserted in proper names and quoted in text i£ traditional pronunciation is known. More recently we have also started using the kahako or macron <-) indicating long vowel sounds. You might see the use o£ hyphens in the Puku'i-Elbert Hawaiian Dictionary or Place Names o£ Hawai'i but these are used lexigraphically to show the separate common word elements that make up a Hawaiian proper noun and should not be used in normal spelling. Some Hawaiian proper nouns used £or place names may be written separately such as Pu'u o Maui, whereas others might be all run together as in Haleakala or Pu'upueo. There is less standardization here and modern usage tends to depend on the original spellers o£ a place name since the sound to the ear is the same whether it is written as one word or several. Words like rna uka and rna kai are spelled separating the two major elements, the preposition rna vii ABBREVIATIONS USED AlA American Institute o£ Architects, Hawai'i Society ASID American Society o£ Interior Designers, Hawai'i Chapter Anon. Anonymous cap Illustration caption DLNR Hawai'i Department o£ Land and Natural Resources FFE Friends £or 'Ewa HABS Historic American Buildings Survey HAER Historic American Engineering Record HCRS u.s. Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service HHF Historic Hawai'i Foundation HMA Hawai'i Museums Association HTC Hawai'i Theatre Center HUD U.S. Department o£ Housing and Urban Development HVB Hawai'i Visitors Bureau Ill. Illustration NEA National Endowment £or the Arts NEH National Endowment £or the Humanities NPS National Park Service NTHP National Trust £or Historic Preservation O.R.& L. O'ahu Railway & Land Company SHPO State Historic Preservation O££ice or O££icer UH University o£ Hawai'i YMCA Young Men's Christian Association YWCA Young Women's Christian Association SYMBOLS USED * marks comprehensive articles + marks structures which are no longer extant a, b, c marks columns o£ print, le£t to right viii A ACADEMY OF THE PACIFIC <'Alewa Heights, O'ahu) *History o£ campus Ill. Photo 1985 FEB:7 Ill. Photo, detail 1985 FEB:7 ADAMS, CHARLES, HOUSE + (Diamond Head, O'ahul Razed 1989 JUN:16. Adaptive Use See HISTORIC BUILDINGS - ADAPTIVE USE ADLER, DAVID (architect) Walter F. Dillingham House architect 1988 MAY:6b Advisory Council on Historic Preservation See U.S. ADVISORY COUNCIL ON HISTORIC PRESERVATION AGEE, H. HAMILTON POPE, HOUSE + Renovation planned by OHA 1985 MAR:1 Destroyed by £ire 1986 OCT:22c Brie£ history 1986 OCT:22c Ill. Photo, detail AH LEONG, L., BUILDING Ill. Photo 1989 MAY:15 'AHUIMANU JOINT CENTURE AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONSULTANTS OF HAWAI'I Receives HHF Preservation Award £or interpretive trail through taro complex 1986 ANNUAL RPT <1987 APRl:10 Ill. Photo 1986 ANNUAL RPT (1987 APRl:10 'Ainahau ALEXANDER & BALDWIN BUILDING Ill. Photo 1987 JUN:15; 1988 DEC:6) 1989 SEP:9 Ill. Drawing 1989 SEP:1,20 1 ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, INC. Company and Baldwin £amily history 1986 AUG:17 Correction 1986 OCT:3 And Matson Navigation Co. history 1988 AUG:9 Honors R.J. P£ei££er 1989 JUL:11ab Kaua'i Pineapple Co. brie£ history 1989 DEC:3 ALEXANDER & BALDWIN SUGAR MUSEUM *Adaptive use o£ plantation house described Ill. Photo 1985 SEP:5; 1988 OCT:4; 1989 SEP:9 Ill. Photo, interior 1987 SEP:6,7; 1988 OCT:5,7 Ill. Photo ALEXANDER, SAMUEL THOMAS And £amily biographical information 1986 AUG:17 Correction 1986 OCT:3 ALI'IOLANI HALE (Downtown Honolulu, O'ahul History 1987 FEB:8-9 Restoration underway; Judiciary History Center planned 1987 FEB:8-9 Restoration complete 1989 OCT:11a Judiciary History Center dedicated, opens 1989 NOV:14 Ill. Photo, detail ALOHA THEATER Brie£ history 1987 FEB:15a For sale 1987 FEB:15a Ill. Drawing ALOHA TOWER Brie£ history 1987 MAY:13 Ill. Photo 1987 MAY:13 Ill. Photo 2 ALOHA TOWER MARITIME MUSEUM Plans 1985 JUN:4 Incorporated into Hawai'i Maritime Center 1988 AUG:3b Ill. Photo, interior AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY O££ers on-site consultation to museums, historical agencies 1985 APR:2a AMERICAN CAN COMPANY BUILDING Rehabilitation planned 1985 SEP:5cap Renovated to mixed-use 1987 MAR:10 Ill. Photo 1985 SEP:4-5; 1987 MAR:10 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, HAWAI'I SOCIETY Names state's top 10 buildings 1987 JAN:17c AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS, HAWAI'I CHAPTER Presents £irst Historic Preservation Award o£ Merit to Carter House owners 1985 DEC:1a 'Iolani Palace selected £or Signi£icant Interiors Survey 1986 MAY:21abc Vance Borland receives national ASID award 1987 JAN:16 Signi£icant Interiors Survey underway at 'Iolani Palace; subject o£ seminar 1987 MAY:11 Showhouse announced 1987 SEP:14,15 Cosponsors Showhouse with HHF 1987 OCT [Complete issue includes house history, president's message, committees, schedule o£ events, patrons, space descriptions, designersl Showhouse success 1987 NOV:16 Presents Perpetual Award o£ Recognition to HHF 1987 DEC:18cap Conducts Signi£icant Interiors Survey at 'Iolani Palace 1988 OCT:l0 HHF gives scholarship to interiors con£erence 1988 ANNUAL RPT <1989 APR):13 Ill. Photo AMFAC CENTER Site Hawaiian history 1986 MAY:4b 'Anaeho'omalu Petroglyphs 3 ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS CA.O.F.J BUILDING Brie£ history 1986 JUN:10ab ANIN, Y., BUILDING Brie£ history 1989 MAY:11bc ANTIQUE SHOPS Selected, brie£ descriptions in Chinatown 1989 MAY:9-10 ARAI, KENJI (architect) LThu'e Hongwanji Mission Temple architect 1985 NOV:1b Arcade Building ARCHAEOLOGY See also HEIAU Hawai'i's Thousand Friends £orm group to record, protect sites 1985 APR:2a Kualoa Regional Park testing continues 1985 JUL/AUG:1a Wai'anapanapa Archaeological Complex [Site illustrations are entered under site names only) ARCHITECTS See also AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, HAWAI'I SOCIETY; CNamea o£ individual architects) Rehabilitation service directory 1987 AUG:10 ARCHITECTURE AIA names state's top 10 buildings 1987 JAN:17c Japanese architecture 1987 JUL:5 *Continuing in£luence o£ Japanese design Ill. Photo Arizona Memorial 4 ARMED SERVICES YMCA [Hemmeter Corporation Buildingl Hemmeter restores £or new corporate headquarters 1988 DEC:9 Hemmeter receives SOMA award £or restoration 1989 NOV:10c Ill. Photo 1988 DEC:9; 1989 SEP:8 ART See also RAMSAY Wyland painting, Taylor Reece photo donated to Ellis Island museum 1986 JUL:4-5 Honolulu Hale ceiling £rescoes restoration completed 1987 MAY:10 Honolulu Hale receives HHF Preservation Award £or ceiling £rescoes restoration 1987 ANNUAL RPT <1988 APRl:12 Ill. Photo <£rescoes) 1987 MAY:10; 1987 ANNUAL RPT <1988 APR): 12 Artesian Wells See under WATER SUPPLY ARTS AND CRAFTS See also KA 'IMI NA'AUAO 0 HAWAI'I NEI Book ""The Wilcox Cuilts o£ Hawai 'i"" 1987 FEB:13 K~hili <£esther standards) made £or Bernice Pauahi Bishop Memorial Chapel 1988 FEB:4-5 Kahili origins, traditions 1988 FEB:5 Lau hala Ill. Photo AUSTIN, CAMPBELL, BLOCK [Empire, 81 S. Hotel, 1042 Fort St. Mall buildingsl 1042 Fort St. Mall building renovation complete; others planned 1987 FEB:13 Ill. Drawing <1042 Fort St. Mall) 1987 FEB:13 AVIATION •First military £light experiments in Hawai'i 5 Ill. Photo (plane) 1988 JUL:6 Ill. Photo (crew) 1988 JUL:7,8 Ill. Photo (John Rodgers' PN9) 1988 JUL:9 Awards See HISTORIC HAWAI'I FOUNDATION; HISTORIC PRESERVATION - AWARDS B BAKER, THOMAS J. (architect) 'Iolani Palace co-architect 1988 OCT:8a BALDWIN BANK BUILDING (Kahului, Maui) C.W. Dickey architect 1987 JUL:12b BALDWIN, HARRY A., HOUSE [KaluanuiJ C.W. Dickey architect and style mentioned 1988 DEC:5 Ill. Photo 1988 DEC:5 BALDWIN, HENRY PERRINE And Makawao Union Church 1986 JUL:14 And £amily biographical in£ormation 1986 AUG:17 Correction 1986 OCT:3 Ill. Photo (£amily) 1986 AUG:17 Baldwin, Henry Perrine, Memorial Church BALDWIN, REV. DR. DWIGHT, HOUSE Brie£ history 1986 AUG:6a Houses Lahaina Restoration Foundation Museum 1986 AUG:11ab Ill. Photo 1986 AUG:8 Banko£ Hawai'i Building (Kahului, Mauil See BALDWIN BANK BUILDING BANK OF HAWAI'I BUILDING, OLD [Budde, James, HouaeJ Brie£ history 1987 MAY:20 Ill. Photo (house) 1987 MAY:20 BARBERS POINT HARBOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISTRICT <'Ewa, O'ahu) Ill. Photo 1987 JUL:14 BATTERY RANDOLPH Berman, Ramsay See RAMSAY BEVERIDGE, TOM Restores, repairs objects in Waimanalo studio 1988 SEP:6-8 Ill. Photo 1988 SEP:6 Ill. Photo Bickerton House/Hotel Birthing Stone BISHOP BANK BUILDING [First Hawaiian Bank Building) Brie£ history 1986 JUN:11a BISHOP BANK BUILDING, OLD Brie£ history 1987 MAY:14 Documented by HABS 1987 NOV:4 Ill. Photo 1987 MAY:14 BISHOP, BERNICE PAUAHI Brie£ biographical in£ormation 1988 FEB:17cap Biographical in£ormation 1989 DEC:8-10 Bishop, Bernice Pauahi, Memorial Chapel BISHOP, BERNICE PAUAHI, MUSEUM Bishop Hall restoration planned 1985.FEB:1a Hale Pili oldest example o£ historic preservation in Hawai'i 1985 SEP:1cap Grant extends library, photo collection hours 1986 FEB:la Return o£ thrones to 'Iolani Palace planned 1986 MAR:2a Annual bene£it to be held jointly with Kamehameha Schools announced 1986 OCT:18 Returns royal thrones to 'Iolani Palace 1986 DEC:13 Archaeological site photo exhibit, £ilm announced 1987 FEB:11 cont. 7 Bishop Hall restoration 1986 ANNUAL RPT <1987 APRl:8a Photography Department receives HHF Preservation Award 1986 ANNUAL RPT (1987 APRl:11 And Falls o£ Clyde 1988 AUG:4b •History Ill. Photo BISHOP, CHARLES REED See also BISHOP BANK BUILDING, OLD; BISHOP, BERNICE PAUAHI, MUSEUM; BISHOP ESTATE BUILDING, OLD Biographical information 1989 DEC:8-10 BISHOP, CHARLES REED, TRUST Trustees receive HHF Preservation Award £or Royal Mausoleum gate, £ence restoration 1985-86 ANNUAL RPT <1986 APR>:8 BISHOP ESTATE BUILDING, OLD Brie£ history 1987 MAY:14 Documented by HABS 1987 NOV:4 Ill. Photo 1987 MAY:14 Bishop Hall Bishop Trust/First Trust Building BLACK, EDWIN, HOUSE Brie£ history 1988 MAY:14 Ill. Photo 1988 MAY:14 BOETTCHER, CHARLES, II, HOUSE Brie£ history 1987 MAY:22 Bogardus, W.F., House BOOKS AND BOOK REVIEWS The Wilcox Cuilts in Hawai'i by Robert Schleck 1987 FEB:13 cont. 8 Na Leo I Ka Makani by Palani Vaughan 1987 NOV:15bc Architects Make Zigzags BOTTLES See also HAWAI'I HISTORICAL BOTTLE COLLECTORS CLUB •Old Hawaiian dairy bottles Ill. Photo (bottles) 1988 SEP:1,3-5 Boualog, Charles S., House Boy Scouts o£ America, Aloha Council, Building BRATTON, JACK, HOUSE Bri.e£ history 1988 MAY:12 Ill. Photo 1988 MAY:12 BREWER, C., BUILDING Sale/leaae-back .proposed by company 1987 JAN:16a Ill. Photo 1986 FEB:2; 1987 JAN:16; 1989 SEP:6 Brewery Brick Masonry See under MASONRY BRICK PALACE ~ Brie£ history 1986 AUG:6bc 9 BRIDGES •Hanalei Bridge restoration plan reached through mediation Ill. Photo Brown, Francis H. I'i, House Budde, James, House Buddhist Temples See TEMPLES, BUDDHIST BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF HAWAI'I Gives Kahala Construction Merit Award 1987 NOV:18a Gives Moana Hotel restoration award 1989 DEC:12bc BURNS BUILDING Brief history 1986 JUN:11c Burns, Fritz, House BUSH, JAMES C., HOUSE History 1985 MAY:2 Remodeled 1985 May:2c Ill. Photo 1985 MAY:2 c C. Brewer Building 10 CAMPBELL, JAMES •Biographical information Cannery Row CANOES AND CANOEING See also HOKULE'A Oceania canoe display at Hawai'i Maritime Center 1988 AUG:3c-4a Ill. Drawing 1987 NOV:13 Captain Cook Celebration See under MAIN STREET TOWN - WEST KAUA'I CAPTAIN COOK COFFEE COMPANY BUILDING Receives HHF Preservation Award for renovation, adaptive use 1985 APR:2c Ill. Photo 1985 APR:1 Ill. Photo, detail CAPTAIN COOK INVESTMENT COMPANY Receives HHF Preservation Award for renovation, adaptive use of Capt. Cook Coffee Co. Building 1985 APR:2c CARTER, ALFRED WELLINGTON, HOUSE •History Ill. Drawing 1987 SEP:15; 1987 OCT:1,10 Ill. Photo CARTER, GOV. GEORGE ROBERT Biographical information 1985 MAY:1 CARTER, GOV. GEORGE ROBERT, HOC3E (LihiwaiJ •History Ill. Photo 1985 MAY:1; 1986 MAY:13 11 Carter, Reginald, House CARTHAGINIAN II (ship) Brie£ history 1986 AUG:6c CASTLE & COOKE, INC. *Pineapple company history (Gibson, June) 1989 JAN/FEB:4~6 Dole Cannery Square described 1989 JAN/FEB:6bc; 1989 OCT:7ab Ill. Photo (James Dole) 1989 JAN/FEB:4 Ill. Photo (pineapple water tower) 1989 JAN/FEB:5,6 CDS INTERNATIONAL (architectural £irm) Moana Hotel restoration co-architects 1987 AUG:4-5; 1989 JUL:4-9 Receives Building Industry Assoc. award £or Moana Hotel 1989 DEC: 12bc CEMETERIES See also O'AHU CEMETERY; WAINE'E CHURCH O'ahu cemeteries to be cataloged by HHS 1985 DEC:1a Educational places £or children 1987 DEC:6-7 Ethnic traditions described 1987 DEC:7 "Graven Images" photo exhibit announced 1987 DEC:7 Ill. Photo (tombstones) 1987 DEC:3,6,7 CEMETERY SITE PROJECT Nanette Purnell receives HHF Preservation Award 1988 APR:13 CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Brie£ history 1986 JUN:10a Central Fire Station CENTRAL UNION CHURCH Biographical in£ormation on historian Jean Dabagh 1989 SEP:12 Book "101 Years: Central Union Church, 1887-1988" 1989 SEP:15 Brie£ history 1989 SEP:15 Ill. Photo (and Atherton Chapel) 1989 SEP:15 CERTIFIED LOCAL GOVERNMENTS Explained; workshop £or counties held 1986 JUL:15 12 CHANG BLOCK (Chinatown Honolulu, O'ahu) Ill. Photo 1985 OCT:7; 1989 MAR:9 Ill. Photo, interior Chapman Desai Sakata CHARITABLE GIVING Tax bene£its be£ore/a£ter Tax Re£orm Act CHEE KUNG TONG BUILDING + Restoration planned 1986 JAN:3cap Demolition, reconstruction planned 1988 AUG:17 1988 ANNUAL RPT <1989 APR>:4 Ill. Photo 1988 ANNUAL RPT <1989 APRl:4 CHEE YING SOCIETY CLUBHOUSE Ill. Photo, detail Children's Advocacy Center CHINATOWN HONOLULU, O'AHU •Restoration projects, art galleries described Ill. Map (gallery guide) 1985 OCT:5 Ill. Photo CHINESE HALL History 1985 FEB:4-5 Ill. Photo 1985 FEB:5 Ill. Photo, detail 1985 FEB:5 Ill. Photo, interior 1985 FEB:5 13 CHINESE SOCIETIES See ANIN, Y., BUILDING; CHEE KUNG TONG BUILDING; CHEE YING SOCIETY CLUBHOUSE; TONG WO SOCIETY BUILDING; WO HING SOCIETY TEMPLE; VEE VEE TONG BUILDING CHRISTMAS Pre-World War II celebration memories 1985 DEC:4 Christmas trees then and now 1985 DEC:4 Ill. Photo 1985 DEC:4 Ill. Photo CHURCHES - HAWAI'I CHURCHES - KAUA'I See LIHU'E LUTHERAN CHURCH; WAIMEA HAWAIIAN CHURCH; WAI'OLI MISSION STATION CHURCHES - MAUI See HALE ALOHA CHURCH; HOLY IN~OCENTS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH; HUI ALOHA CHURCH; MAKAWAO UNION CHURCH; MARIA LANAKILA CHURCH; PALAPALA HO'OMAU CHURCH; WAINE'E CHURCH; WANANALUA CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CHURCHES - MOLOKA'I See SAINT PHILOMENA CHURCH CHURCHES - O'AHU See CENTRAL UNION CHURCH; COOKE, RICHARD A., HOUSE; KAWAIAHA'O CHURCH; MAKIKI CHRISTIAN CHURCH; SAINT ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL; SAINT MARK'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH; SOLDIERS' CHAPEL CINDY'S LEI SHOPPE BUILDING Renovation planned 1989 NOV:9 City o£ Re£uge Clapboard See under WOOD - CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION Clinic, The COCHRAN, SYLVIA, HOUSE (K§hala, O'ahu) Brie£ history 1988 MAY:16 Ill. Photo 1988 MAY:16 14 COFFEE PLANTATIONS See CAPTAIN COOK COFFEE COMPANY BUILDING COKE, JAMES L., HOUSE Brie£ history 1986 FEB:1b Conroy Bowl Chapel Contemporary Arts Museum COOK, CAPTAIN JAMES •Tongan war club possible death weapon Ill. Photo COOKE, ANNA CHARLOTTE RICE Biographical information 1988 FEB:16cap COOKE, CHARLES MONTAGUE, HOUSE + Ill. Photo, detail COOKE, CLARENCE HYDE, GUESTHOUSE Brie£ history 1987 MAY:21 Ill. Photo 1987 MAY:21 COOKE, CLARENCE HYDE, HOUSE (Kahi 0 MohalaJ History 1985 MAY:5 State plans to renovate £or government house 1989 AUG:10c Ill. Photo 1985 MAY:5; 1989 AUG:10 Cooke, Grace, House COOKE, MAUD BALDWIN, HOUSE + Razed in 1962; items £or sale 1985 SEP:2a Ill. Photo 1985 SEP:2 Ill. Photo, detail COOKE, RICHARD A., HOUSE Brie£ history 1986 MAY:17c-18 Ill. Photo 1986 MAY:18 15 COPE, MOTHER MARIANNE And St. Francis Hospital/Medical Center 1987 JUN:12-13 Brief biographical information 1987 JUN:13c,18a COURTHOUSES See CAPTAIN COOK COFFEE COMPANY BUILDING; HILO DISTRICT COURTHOUSE AND POLICE STATION BUILDING; KOHALA DISTRICT COURTHOUSE; LAHAINA COURTHOUSE; MAUl COUNTY COURTHOUSE; U.S. POST OFFICE, CUSTOM HOUSE AND COURTHOUSE; WAILUKU DISTRICT COURT BUILDING Crafts See ARTS AND CRAFTS D Dairies See BOTTLES DAMIEN DE VEUSTER, FATHER Biographical information 1987 SEP:12-13 Damien, Father, Church DAMON, S.M., BUILDING [First Hawaiian Bank Building] Brief history 1987 MAY:13 Ill. Photo 1987 MAY:13; 1989 SEP:5 DAMON, SAMUEL MILLS •Biographical information Ill. Photo 1985 FEB:5 DAMON, SAMUEL MILLS, HOUSE T •History Ill. Photo 1985 FEB:4 Ill. Photo DAUGHTERS OF HAWAI'I See also HULIHE'E PALACE; QUEEN EMMA SUMMER PALACE cont. 16 Help maintain Kukaniloko DAVIS, AUSTIN D., HOUSE (Diamond Head, 0'ahul List o£ owners 1985 DEC:5 Site o£ HHF Christmas bene£it party 1985 DEC:5 Ill. Photo, detail DAVIS, JOHN A., HOUSE History 1985 MAY:5 Ill. Photo 1985 MAY:5 DAVIS, LOUIS Old Honolulu Police Station architect 1987 MAY:l5a Bishop Wing addition at Queen's Hospital co-architect 1987 JUN:12a Original St. Francis Hospital architect 1987 JUN:12c Dawson, Donald, House DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE CANNERY BUILDING Adaptive use mentioned 1985 SEP:5cap Converted to industrial condominiums 1987 MAR:9-10 Ill. Photo 1985 SEP:5; 1987 MAR:9 DELAUNE¥, DANIEL E., HOUSE Brie£ history 1987 MAY:21 Ill. Photo 1987 MAY:21 DIAMOND HEAD LIGHTHOUSE Lens mentioned 1986 OCT:22b DIAMOND HEAD, O'AHU History 1987 MAR:11 Preservation e££orts o£ The Outdoor Circle 1987 MAR:12 Friends £or Diamond Head £ounding, goals 1987 MAR:12-13 Correction [Hawaiian language) 1987 MAY:27 Beach beauti£ication by Friends 1988 JAN:17 Area site o£ HHF Preservation Parade 1988 MAY Brie£ history 1988 MAY:5 cont. 17 •Recent history o£ development threats, preservation efforts Ill. Photo 1987 MAR:11; 1989 JAN/FEB:1,7 Ill. Photo DICKEY, C.W. Makawao Union Church architect 1985 JUL/AUG!1b; 1986 JUL:14 James L. Coke House, Jessie Eyman/Wilms Judson House architect 1986 FEB:1bc Hila Old Hawaiian Telephone Co. Building architect 1986 JUN:9a Hila Bishop Bank Building architect 1986 JUN!11a First Bishop Memorial Chapel architect 1986 NOV:11a Kamehameha Schooi £or Girls co-architect 1986 NOV:11b Model Block and Progress Buildings co-architectural firm 1987 MAR:6a Nippu Jiji Building co-architect 1987 MAR:8a Old Bishop Estate Building probable architect 1987 MAY:14c Harkness Nurses Home at Queen's Hospital architect 1987 JUN:5cap Queen's Hospital second main building architect 1987 JUN:12a Architectural drawings at UH library 1987 JUL:10b Baldwin Bank Building, Wailuku Library architect 1987 JUL:12b Moans Hotel renovation architect 1987 AUG:4b Mrs. Robert Pew House co-architect 1988 MAY:8c Toyo Theater architect 1988 JUN!12a •Biographical information