Honolulu Hawaii

CITY. CITY. TOWN TOWN STATE STATE

Hawaii Hawaii Register Register of of Historic Historic Places Places

SURVEY SURVEY RECORDS RECORDS

DEPOSITORY DEPOSITORY FOR FOR

1976 1976

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Hawaii Hawaii Register Register of of Historic Historic Places Places - Site Site #80-14-1321 #80-14-1321

TITLE TITLE

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Hawaii Hawaii Honolulu Honolulu

CITY. CITY. TOWN TOWN STATE STATE

465 465 South South King King Street Street

STREET STREET & & NUMBER NUMBER

Bureau Bureau of of

Conveyances Conveyances

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LOCATION LOCATION OF OF LEGAL LEGAL DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION

_ _ VICINITY VICINITY OF OF

CITY. CITY. TOWN TOWN STATE STATE

Various: Various: Individual Individual site site forms forms included included

STREET STREET & & NUMBER NUMBER

Various: Various: Individual Individual site site forms forms included included

NAME NAME

DowNER DowNER oF oF PROPERTY PROPERTY

_NO _NO _OTHER: _OTHER: _MILITARY _MILITARY

-BEING -BEING CONSIDERED CONSIDERED _YES: _YES: UNRESTRICTED UNRESTRICTED _TRANSPORTATION _TRANSPORTATION _INDUSTRIAL _INDUSTRIAL

-IN -IN PROCESS PROCESS X- YES: YES: _SCIENTIFIC _SCIENTIFIC RESTRICTED RESTRICTED X....GOVEANMENT X....GOVEANMENT _QBJECT _QBJECT

ACCESSIBLE ACCESSIBLE PUBLIC PUBLIC ACQUISITION ACQUISITION -SITE -SITE X.AELIGIOUS X.AELIGIOUS _ENTERTAINMENT _ENTERTAINMENT

-BOTH -BOTH _WORK _WORK _PRIVATE _PRIVATE IN IN PROGRESS PROGRESS RESIDENCE RESIDENCE X..EDUCATIONAL X..EDUCATIONAL _STRUCTURE _STRUCTURE

X-PRIVATE X-PRIVATE X..BUILOINGISI X..BUILOINGISI X..COMMERCIAL X..COMMERCIAL _UNOCCUPIED _UNOCCUPIED _PARK _PARK

lLPUBLIC lLPUBLIC X...OCCUPIEO X...OCCUPIEO _DISTRICT _DISTRICT -AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURE X.MUSEUM X.MUSEUM

OWNERSHIP OWNERSHIP CATEGORY CATEGORY STATUS STATUS PRESENT PRESENT USE USE

IJCLASSIFICA IJCLASSIFICA TION TION

Hawaii Hawaii

STATE STATE

CODE CODE COUNTY COUNTY CODE CODE

VICINITY VICINITY OF OF Honolulu Honolulu

CITY. CITY. TOWN TOWN

CONGRESSIONAL CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DISTRICT

NOT NOT FOR FOR PUBLICATION PUBLICATION

STREET STREET NUMBER NUMBER & & As As described described in in district district description description

f)LOCATION f)LOCATION

Hawaii Hawaii Capital Capital Historic Historic District District

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1. State Capitol/Grounds State of Hawaii State of Hawaii Dept. of Accounting and General Services P.O. Box 119 Honolulu, Hawaii 96810

2. Iolani Palace State of Hawaii See above

3. Aliiolani Hale State of Hawaii See above 4. Kawaiahao Church/Grounds Kawaiahao Church Kawaiahao Church 880 Mission Lane Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

5. Iolani Barracks State of Hawaii See above

6. Iolani Palace Bandstand State of Hawaii See above

7. YMCA Y~!CA Armed Services YMCA 250 South Hotel Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

8. YWCA YWCA Young Women's Christian Association P.O. Box 337 Honolulu, Hawaii 96809

9. Hawaiian Electric Co. Hawn. Elec. Co. (Building owner) Hawaiian Electric Company 900 Richards Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 (Land owner) Bernice Pauahi Bishop Est. P.O. Box 3466 Honolulu, Hawaii 96801

20. 20. The The Kamehameha Kamehameha Statue Statue State State of of Hawaii Hawaii See See Bldg. Bldg. #1 #1

Honolulu, Honolulu, Hawaii Hawaii 96813 96813

161 161 South South King King Street Street

First First Hawaiian Hawaiian Bank Bank

Children's Children's Society Society Society Society

19. 19. Mission Mission Houses Houses Hawn. Hawn. Mission Mission Hawn. Hawn. Mission Mission Children's Children's

18 18 .. .. Kapuaiwa Kapuaiwa Building Building State State of of Hawaii Hawaii See See Bldg. Bldg. #1 #1

17. 17. State State Tax Tax Office Office State State of of Hawaii Hawaii See See Bldg. Bldg. #1 #1

Honolulu, Honolulu, Hawaii Hawaii 96813 96813

Queen Queen Emma Emma Square Square

of of Hawaii Hawaii Bishop Bishop Edmond Edmond L. L. Browning Browning

16. 16. St. St. Andrews Andrews Cathedral Cathedral The The Episcopal Episcopal Ch. Ch. The The Episcopal Episcopal Church Church of of Hi Hi

15. 15. Washington /Grnds Place/Grnds State State of of Hawaii Hawaii See See Bldg. Bldg. #1 #1

Mission Mission Mem. Mem. Bldg. Bldg. of of Honolulu Honolulu See See Above Above

14. 14. Honolulu Hale Annex/ Annex/ City City and and County County

Honolulu, Honolulu, Hawaii Hawaii 96813 96813

650 650 South South King King St. St.

of of Honolulu Honolulu Building Building Dept. Dept.

13. 13. Honolulu Honolulu Hale/Grnds Hale/Grnds City City and and County County City City and and County County of of Honolu: Honolu:

(Main (Main Branch) Branch) State State Of Of Hawaii Hawaii See See Bldg. Bldg. #1 #1

12. 12. Hawaii Hawaii State State Library Library

Office Office Building Building

11. 11. State State (Territorial) (Territorial) State State of of Hawaii Hawaii See See Bldg. Bldg. #1 #1

Honolulu, Honolulu, Hawaii Hawaii 96850 96850

General General Services Services Admin. Admin.

300 300 Ala Ala Moana Moana Blvd. Blvd.

America America Attn. Attn. Richard Richard Kanada Kanada

10. 10. Federal Federal Building Building United United States States of of Federal Federal Building Building

Building Building and and Name Name # # Owner Owner Mailing Mailing Address Address

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various various buildings buildings the the that that architects architects the the of of intention intention the the was was It It

ft. ft. is is 100 100 height height buildings buildings The The sides. sides. mauka mauka

and and makai makai the the are are lengths lengths ft. ft. The The 360 360 ft. ft. X X ft. ft. 270 270 of of 360 360 sions sions

dimen­ with with rectangular rectangular is is plan plan buildings buildings The The steel. steel. structural structural and and

concrete concrete reinforced reinforced steel steel of of structure structure a a is is building building Capitol Capitol The The

Exterior: Exterior:

DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION: ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL

boundary. boundary.

mauka mauka the the is is St. St. Beretania Beretania South South St. St. Punchbowl Punchbowl and and St, St, Richards Richards

by by bordered bordered is is site site the the sides sides Head Head Diamond Diamond and and ewa ewa the the On On Palace. Palace.

Ialani Ialani the the of of grounds grounds the the side) side) makai makai the the (on (on interruption interruption without without

joins joins that that block; block; city city full full a a on on sited sited is is Building Building Capitol Capitol The The

OVERVIEW: OVERVIEW:

1969. 1969. March March 15, 15, on on dedicated dedicated was was building building The The

1965. 1965. 10, 10, November November broken broken was was groond groond in in 1969; 1969; began began planning planning Initial Initial

Associates. Associates. and and Warenecke Warenecke Carl Carl John John

with with association association in in Lo Lo and and Lemon, Lemon, Belt, Belt, architects architects the the by by Hawaii Hawaii of of

State State the the of of people people the the for for designed designed was was building building Capitol Capitol State State The The

BACKGROUND: BACKGROUND:

#1 #1 BUILDING BUILDING CAPITOL CAPITOL STATE STATE HAWAII HAWAII THE THE

DESCRIPTIONS DESCRIPTIONS BUILDING BUILDING

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structure. structure. The The building building was was intended intended to to reflect reflect Hawaii Hawaii and and its its people. people.

building building was was conceived, conceived, it it was was not not meant meant to to be be just just another another modern modern

public public atchitecture atchitecture in in the the State State of of Hawaii. Hawaii. When When the the State State Capitol Capitol

The The Hawaii Hawaii State State Capitol Capitol building building is is the the single single most most dominant dominant work work of of

Architectural Architectural Significance: Significance:

The The upper upper floor floor contains contains the the offices offices of of the the Governor Governor and and Lt. Lt. Governor. Governor.

and and fourth fourth floors. floors.

one one in in each each corner corner of of the the building building give give access access to to the the second, second, third third

chambers chambers are are on on the the ewa ewa and and Diamond Diamond Head Head sides sides of of the the lobby. lobby. Elevators; Elevators;

unobstructed unobstructed space space open open to to the the mountains, mountains, sea sea and and sky. sky. Legislative Legislative

The The main main entry entry is is through through the the mauka mauka facade. facade. The The main main lobby lobby is is an an

Interior: Interior:

motivators. motivators.

tectural tectural design design and and cultural cultural

6. 6. Reinforced Reinforced concrete concrete roof. roof. Inference Inference is is to to oriental oriental archi­

motiv:ators. motiv:ators.

floor floor overhang. overhang. lature lature and and western western architectural architectural

5. 5. Reinforced Reinforced concrete concrete fourth fourth Inference Inference is is to to the the Greek Greek entabu­

roof roof opened opened to to the the sky. sky. natural natural and and cultural cultural environment. environment.

makai makai and and mauka mauka sides; sides; acceptance acceptance of of all all aspects aspects of of the the

4. 4. Interior Interior lobby lobby open open on on the the Open Open society, society, inference inference to to the the

legislative legislative chambers. chambers. formation formation of of Hawaiian Hawaiian islands. islands.

3. 3. Conical Conical shaped shaped ceramic ceramic tile tile Volcano, Volcano, inference inference is is to to geological geological

fourth fourth floor floor (entabulature). (entabulature). and and culture. culture.

terminating terminating and and supporting supporting the the palm palm to to early early Hawaiian Hawaiian economy economy

originating originating from from the the pond pond the the relationship relationship of of the the coconut coconut

2. 2. 40 40 reinforced reinforced concrete concrete Coconut Coconut palms, palms, column~ column~ inference inference is is to to

Hawaii Hawaii and and surrounding surrounding sea. sea.

and and enclosing enclosing the the building. building. inference inference is is to to the the islands islands of of

1. 1. Rectangular Rectangular pool pool surrounding surrounding Ocean, Ocean, surrounding surrounding the the islands, islands,

SIGN SIGN SIGNIFIER SIGNIFIER

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surfacing. surfacing.

roof roof is is a a low low ridge ridge hip hip with with green green glazed glazed straight straight mission mission barrel barrel tile tile

taining taining a a swimming swimming pool pool with with surrounding surrounding deck deck lanais. lanais. The The building's building's

story story lanai overlooking overlooking the the makai makai end end of of the the central central open open court) court) con­

The The building's building's plan plan is is U-shaped U-shaped with with a a central central court court (with (with an an open open second second

Exterior: Exterior:

ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION:

which which was was used used as as the the YMCA. YMCA.

Hotel Hotel Streets; Streets; which which was was the the original original site site of of a a Royal Royal Hawaiian Hawaiian Hotel Hotel

The The Armed Armed Services Services YMCA YMCA building building stands stands at at the the corner corner of of Richards Richards and and

Overview: Overview:

Webb. Webb. The The building building was was dedicated dedicated March March 16, 16, 1928. 1928.

in in conjunction conjunction with with the the local local Honolulu Honolulu architectural architectural firm firm of of Emory Emory and and

The The Armed Armed Services Services YMCA YMCA was was designed designed by by San San Diego Diego architect architect Lincoln Lincoln Rogers Rogers

THE THE ARMED ARMED SERVICES SERVICES YMCA YMCA #7 #7

welcome welcome you! you! E E Komo Komo Mail Mail Come Come In! In! The The house house is is yours!" yours!"

and and our our self-sorrows self-sorrows as as well well as as our our delights delights and and our our pleasures. pleasures. We We

homes, homes, businesses, businesses, our our people, people, our our children; children; to to share share in in our our burdens burdens

of of racial racial brotherhood brotherhood in in our our rich rich cultures; cultures; to to view view our our schools, schools, churches, churches,

deliberations; deliberations; to to study study our our administrative administrative affairs; affairs; to to see see the the examples examples

visitors visitors to to our our island island home. home. We We invite invite all all to to watch watch our our legislative legislative

We We are are a a free free people people ...... we we are are an an open open society society ...... we we welcome welcome all all

cries cries out out to to the the nations nations of of the the Pacific Pacific and and of of the the world, world, this this message: message:

by by means means of of the the striking striking architecture architecture of of this this new new structure structure that that Hawaii Hawaii

guided guided the the first first voyagers voyagers m m the the Primeval Primeval beauty beauty of of these these shores. shores. It It is is

vast vast inner inner court court from from the the heavens heavens and and from from the the same same eternal eternal stars stars which which

mountains mountains and and toward toward the the sea. sea. There There is.no is.no roof roof or or dome dome to to separate separate its its

there there are are no no doors doors at at the the grand grand entrances entrances which which open open toward toward the the

are are the the symbols symbols of of our our Hawaiian Hawaiian heritage. heritage. In In this this great great State State Capitol Capitol

sea, sea, the the open open sky, sky, the the open open doorway, doorway, open open arms arms and and open open hearts hearts - these these

To To quote quote from from an an address address given given by by Governor Governor John John A. A. Burns, Burns, "The "The open open

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of of the the sense, sense, both both spacially spacially and and physically physically of of the the Capital Capital District. District.

The The YMCA YMCA is is an an important important social social and and physical physical factor factor in in the the generation generation

core core city city population. population.

core core area area offering offering open open and and unrestricted unrestricted social social leisure leisure services services to to the the

the the YMCA YMCA and and Julia Julia Morgan's Morgan's YWCA YWCA are are the the only only buildings buildings in in the the city city

ing, ing, the the Federal Federal Building, Building, the the YWCA, YWCA, and and Honolulu Honolulu Hale. Hale. At At this this time, time,

and and stands stands in in direct direct design design relationship relationship to to the the Hawaiian Hawaiian Electric Electric Build­

it it is is a a first first generation generation example example of of major major Spanish Spanish Mission Mission architecture, architecture,

This This building building is is a a member member of of a a .unique.and .unique.and declining declining category category of of buildings; buildings;

Architectural Architectural Significance: Significance:

floors floors contain contain two two hundred hundred and and sixty-eight sixty-eight sleeping sleeping rooms. rooms.

game game rooms rooms and and public/private public/private meeting meeting spaces. spaces. The The third third through through fifth fifth

shop, shop, curio curio shop shop and and billiard billiard room. room. The The second second floor floor contains contains various various

a a gymnasium, gymnasium, games games hall, hall, restaurant, restaurant, locker locker rooms, rooms, barbershop, barbershop, tailor tailor

like like check-in check-in desk desk and and general general lounge lounge area. area. The The first first floor floor contains contains

Entry Entry through through the the main main portico portico gives gives access access to to central central lobby lobby with with hotel hotel

Interior: Interior:

floor'. floor'.

(supported (supported by by metal metal corinthian corinthian columns) columns) surrounding surrounding the the entire entire fifth fifth

The The YMCA YMCA is is five five stories stories in in height; height; with with a a fifth fifth floor floor open open loggia loggia

open open loggias loggias at at either either end end of of the the portico. portico.

traverses traverses the the second second story story frontispiece frontispiece to to join join the the projecting projecting half-round half-round

Above Above the the main main entry entry portico portico is is an an open open groin groin vaulted vaulted loggia loggia that that

three three branches branches of of the the armed armed services. services.

arch arch is is a a large large cartouche cartouche with with base base relief relief symbols symbols representing representing the the

segmented segmented freestanding freestanding Triglyphs; Triglyphs; immediately immediately above above each each doorway's doorway's flat flat

rusticated rusticated coral coral block block with with four four engaged engaged moresque moresque columns columns supporting supporting

consists consists of of three three flat flat arched arched entryways, entryways, the the entryway entryway surrounds surrounds are are of of

The The entry entry portico portico is is fashioned fashioned from from cut cut and and finished finished coral, coral, the the portico portico

abstract abstract mediterranean mediterranean design design motifs. motifs.

The The broad broad overhanging overhanging roof roof eaves eaves are are painted painted on on the the undersides undersides with with

Fenestration Fenestration is is symetrical symetrical and and in in parallel parallel runs runs of of metal metal frame frame casements. casements.

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A A good good illustration illustration of of the the form form can can be be seen seen in in Trent Trent Elwood Elwood Sanfords, Sanfords,

Churriguera, Churriguera, Ribera, Ribera, and and other other designers designers early early in in the the 18th 18th century. century.

lcharacteristic lcharacteristic of of the the forms forms introduced introduced into into Spanish Spanish architecture architecture by by

by by Julian Julian Jarnsey. Jarnsey.

ground ground floor floor of of the the Richards Richards Street Street facade facade with with a a hand hand painted painted ceiling ceiling

Street Street facade. facade. There There is is a a three three bay bay groin groin vaulted vaulted entry entry portico portico on on the the

groupings groupings on on the the Richards Richards Street Street facade, facade, and and eight eight grouping grouping on on the the King King

in in groups groups of of two two with with a a full full major major arch arch surround: surround: there there are are three three such such

ments ments with with stone stone sills. sills. The The third third floor floor windows windows are are a.rched a.rched and and set set

The The second second and and third third story story windows windows are are rectangular rectangular metal metal framed framed case­

tiled tiled roof roof and and lantern. lantern.

and and the the makai, makai, Diamond Diamond Head Head corner corner cupola cupola with with its its low low rise rise polygonal polygonal

half half stilted stilted arched arched windows windows with with Churrigueral Churrigueral decorated decorated column column supports, supports,

The The outstanding outstanding exterior exterior features features are are the the ground ground floor floor story story and and

barrel barrel mission mission tile. tile.

parapet, parapet, the the hipped/gabled hipped/gabled roof roof sections sections are are surfaced surfaced with with straight straight

framing; framing; the the roof roof form form is is a a composite composite of of hip, hip, gable, gable, and and flat flat with with

plan. plan. The The building building is is constructed constructed of of reinforced reinforced concrete concrete and and steel steel

The The Hawaiian Hawaiian Electric Electric Company Company is is a a four-story four-story building building of of trapazoidal trapazoidal

Exterior: Exterior:

ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION:

on on the the east east by by South South King King Street; Street; to to the the west west by by Merchant Merchant Street. Street.

The The Hawaiian Hawaiian Electric Electric Building Building fronts fronts Richards Richards Street Street and and is is bounded bounded

Overview: Overview:

completed completed in in 1927 1927 at at a a total total cost cost of of 750,000 750,000 dollars. dollars.

local local assistance assistance from from the the Honolulu Honolulu firm firm of of Emory Emory and and Webb, Webb, and and was was

The The building building was was designed designed by by New New York York architects architects York York and and Sawyer Sawyer with with

The The Hawaiian Hawaiian Electric Electric Company Company building building is is of of Mediterranean Mediterranean derivation. derivation.

THE THE HAWAIIAN HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC ELECTRIC COMPANY COMPANY DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN OFFICE OFFICE #9 #9

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and and adjacent adjacent to to the the Judiciary Judiciary Building, Building, Aliiolani Aliiolani Hale. Hale.

and and Punchbowl Punchbowl Streets Streets directly directly across across from from the the Hawaii Hawaii State State Library Library

The The Territorial Territorial State State Office Office Building Building is is sited sited at at the the corner corner of of King King

Overview: Overview:

Hawaii Hawaii Territorial Territorial Administrative Administrative offices. offices.

Federal Federal Government Government by by architect architect Arthur Arthur Reynolds Reynolds in in 1926 1926 to to house house the the

The The Territorial Territorial State State Office Office Building Building was was designed designed for for the the United United States States

Background: Background:

STATE STATE TERRITORIAL TERRITORIAL OFFICE OFFICE BUILDING BUILDING #ll #ll

CURRENT CURRENT STATE STATE OF OF REPAIR: REPAIR: Excellent Excellent

Spanish Spanish Colonial Colonial Architecture. Architecture.

architecture. architecture. This This is is a a rare rare and and intelligently intelligently articulated articulated example example of of

structure structure of of the the building building that that will will never never again again be be seen seen in in commercial commercial

used used throughout throughout the the building building lend lend a a character character of of refinement refinement to to the the

the the combination combination of of wrought wrought iron iron and and brass brass fitting, fitting, grill grill work work and and gates gates

painted painted ceilings, ceilings, the the fine fine detail detail of of the the Churriguera Churriguera stonework, stonework, and and

Hawaii. Hawaii. The The richness richness of of the the decorated decorated plaster, plaster, sculptured sculptured and and .hand .hand

elegant elegant interior interior spaces spaces of of any any buildings buildings or or building building in in the the State State of of

The The Hawaiian Hawaiian Electric Electric Building Building has has some some of of the the architecturally architecturally most most

STATEMENT STATEMENT OF OF SIGNIFICANCE: SIGNIFICANCE:

as as well well as as the the Hawaiian Hawaiian Electric Electric Company Company library. library.

J. J. Rosenstein. Rosenstein. The The upper upper floors floors contain contain general general administration administration offices offices

decorated decorated (plaster (plaster mouldings/hand mouldings/hand painting) painting) coffered coffered ceiling ceiling done done by by

service service offices offices of of the the main main ground ground floor floor space. space. This This space space has has a a richly richly

through through the the Richards Richards Street Street portico, portico, and and gives gives access access to to the the general general

and and third third floors floors originates originates from from the the ewa ewa Hallway. Hallway. The The third third entry entry is is

(spacially) (spacially) the the first first floor floor spacing. spacing. The The stairwell stairwell leading leading to to the the second second

the the ewa ewa end end of of the the building building and and acts acts as as a a central central foyer foyer coordinating coordinating

building building giving giving access access to to a a vaulted vaulted hallway/mall, hallway/mall, this this hallway hallway bisects bisects

end end of of the the building). building). There There is is an an arched arched entry entry on on either either side side of of the the

There There are are three three entries entries and and the the main main entry entry exi~ exi~ is is to to the the rear rear (ewa (ewa

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ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Exterior: The structure is six stories in height, rectangular in plan and has a flat asphalt roof with penthouse structures. Construction materials are: reinforced concrete, and structural steel. The building is constructed of two major architectural elements: at grade there is a two story (with basement) horizontal architectural element which acts as base for a vertical element rising a full six stories. The vertical element is centered from ewa to Diamond Head on the horizontal element. The two story horizontal element extends 67 feet on either side of the vertical element. Exterior windows are double-hung and run in symmetrical parallel rows. Esterior wall surface treatment consists of pilasters marking windows dnisions and terminating in classical cornices. The buildings frontis­ piece is marked by a massive straight stair with double landings leading to the segmental archway-entry with heavy protruding imposts. Above the archway there is a five foot peaked architrave with terminal taenial supporting two massive full round corinthian columns extending three stories in height terminating in the sixth story entablature. Interior: Entry is gained through either the mauka or makai facades. The main entry being the mauka entry. The dominant interior space is the central lobby with second story mezzanine and leaded glass decorative dome; the dome design is a graphic depiction of the coat of arms of the Hawaii Territory. The interior spaces, other than the main lobby, are simple unadorned offices and administrative spaces of no architectural consequence. STATE OF SIGNIFICANCE: The major environmental asset of this structure is its location within the Capital District area; the building and its grounds blend, and add to the toal texture, scale, and historic character of the Capital District

lTaenia (tee'nea) the fillet separating the Doric frieze from the architrave.

The The main main lobby lobby is is covered covered by by a a 16 16 x x 30 30 foot foot coffered coffered ceiling ceiling with with

Interior: Interior:

the the interior interior courtyard. courtyard.

mauka mauka facade facade has has an an entry entry drive-up drive-up (loading (loading and and unloading) unloading) approach approach to to

wall wall divisions divisions containing containing four four rectangular rectangular double-hung double-hung windows. windows. The The

of of the the Library Library are are simple simple white white plastered plastered walls walls with with pilasters pilasters marking marking

supporting supporting bronze bronze relief relief pediments. pediments. The The ewa ewa and and Diamond Diamond Head Head facades facades

are are side side lights, lights, above above the the doors doors are are projected projected pulvinated pulvinated friezes friezes

The The grille grille work work surrounds surrounds the the entry entry doors. doors. On On either either side side of of the the doors doors

These These arches arches are are eighteen eighteen feet feet high high and and have have bronze bronze inset inset grille grille work. work.

three three stilted stilted arches, arches, the the center center arch arch acting acting as as the the main main entryway. entryway.

portico. portico. The The structural structural entry entry wall wall of of the the portico portico is is penetrated penetrated by by

support support a a single single unadorned unadorned architrave architrave running running the the full full length length of of the the

reinforced reinforced concrete concrete tuscan tuscan columns columns feet feet in in (20 (20 height). height). The The columns columns

leading leading to to a a main main portico portico landing. landing. The The portico portico is is supported supported by by eight eight

open open lawn. lawn. The The walkway walkway terminates terminates at at a a broad broad stairway stairway of of six six rises rises

fifteen fifteen foot foot wide wide brick brick edged edged asphalt asphalt walkway walkway crossing crossing a a green green grassy grassy

The The library's library's main main entry entry faces faces King King Street Street and and is is approached approached a a v~a v~a

The The roof roof structure structure is is a a hip hip design, design, with with green green glazed glazed tuscan tuscan tiles. tiles. l~y l~y

court. court.

In In plan plan the the Hawaii Hawaii State State Libary Libary is is quadrangular quadrangular with with an an open open central central

Exterior: Exterior:

ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION:

from from Honolulu Honolulu Hale. Hale.

The The Hawaii Hawaii State State Library Library is is sited sited on on Punchbowl Punchbowl Street Street directly directly across across

Overview: Overview:

ing ing was was completed completed in in February February 11, 11, 1913. 1913.

architect architect H. H. L. L. Kerr. Kerr. The The design design was was commissioned commissioned in in 1909, 1909, the the build­

New New York York architect architect Henry Henry D. D. Witfield Witfield in in association association with with Honolulu Honolulu

The The Hawaii Hawaii State State Library Library was was designed designed for for the the Territory Territory of of Hawaii Hawaii by by

Background: Background:

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flowering flowering plants plants and and trees. trees.

The The site site is is well well tended tended and and planted planted with with various various indigenous indigenous shrubs, shrubs,

forming forming a a continuous continuous and and expansive expansive landscape. landscape.

· ·

Street. Street. The The grounds grounds run run uninterrupted uninterrupted to to the the grounds grounds

of of

Iolani Iolani

Palace Palace

set set back back some some 123 123 feet feet from from South South King King Street Street and and 35 35 feet feet from from

Punchbowl Punchbowl

to to the the State State Capitol Capitol Building Building grounds grounds mauka/makai. mauka/makai. The The Library Library

is is

The The Hawaii Hawaii State State Library Library site site is is level level and and runs runs from from South South King King Street Street

Site: Site:

arched arched portico portico element element with with bronze bronze grille grille work). work).

design design principles principles (except (except for for the the inclusion inclusion of of the the Roman Roman derivative derivative

Also Also of of note note is is the the architect's architect's strict strict adherance adherance to to classical classical

of of this this particular particular architectural architectural treatment treatment in in the the State State of of

Hawaii. Hawaii.

insets insets in in the the arches arches of of the the main main entry, entry, this this is is the the only only

example example

2. 2. Of Of particular particular architectural architectural note note is is the the use use of of bronze bronze grille grille work work

surrounding surrounding the the Iolani Iolani Palace Palace grounds. grounds.

and and creates creates an an architectural architectural scale scale counterpoint counterpoint to to the the

buildings buildings

Palace, Palace, this this building building stands stands at at the the center center of of the the Capital Capital District District

landscape landscape of of the the Capital Capital District; District; in in conjunction conjunction with with

the the

Iolani Iolani

State State Library Library occupies occupies a a pivotal pivotal position position within within the the architectural architectural

to to the the total total sense/character sense/character of of the the Capital Capital District. District.

The The

Hawaii Hawaii

1. 1. The The location location and and scale scale of of the the structure structure is is a a supplemental supplemental element element

There There are are two two points points of of major major significances: significances:

ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL SIGNIFICANCE: SIGNIFICANCE:

floor. floor.

the the Hawaii Hawaii books books Lib~ary Lib~ary collection, collection, as as does does the the mezzanine mezzanine

King King Street Street

of of the the loggia loggia ceilings. ceilings. Both Both the the Diamond Diamond Head Head and and ewa ewa

wings wings

contain contain

of of cool cool and and relaxing relaxing spaces spaces shaded shaded by by flowering flowering trees, trees, and and

the the overhangs overhangs

story story loggia. loggia. In In all all of of this this is is an an extremely extremely pleasant pleasant

space, space,

a a

place place

open open space space with with bisecting bisecting walkways, walkways, and and a a surrounding surrounding

first first and and

second second

Directly Directly through through the the lobby lobby one one enters enters the the central central court, court,

an an ivy ivy

covered covered

contains contains the the book book checkout checkout desk, desk, various various tables, tables, chairs, chairs,

and and bookracks. bookracks.

skylight. skylight. A A

second second story story mezzanine mezzanine overlooks overlooks the the lobby. lobby. The The lobby lobby

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central central

court court

with with

grand grand stairway stairway leading leading

to to the the

fourth fourth

floor floor

mezzanine mezzanine

Entering Entering

the the building building

through through the the King King Street Street facade, facade, there there is is an an open open

Interior: Interior:

tion tion is is employed employed the the King King ~n ~n Street Street

facade. facade.

concrete concrete

grille grille

work, work, open open and and closed closed

arched arched

windows; windows;

similar similar

fenestra­

casement casement

windows, windows,

flush flush metal metal

double-hung double-hung

windows, windows,

windows windows

with with cast cast

closed closed balconies, balconies,

loggias, loggias, asymmetrical asymmetrical

fenestration, fenestration,

deep deep

recessed recessed

This This facade facade

is is complex complex

in in design design and and

has has an an assortment assortment

of of

open open

and and

penetrations penetrations

supporting supporting hood hood molds, molds,

and and

carved carved

stone stone

balconies. balconies.

rise rise roof. roof.

This This

tower tower is is medieval medieval

in in

design design

character, character,

small small

window window

facade facade

is is

marked marked by by

the the six six story story

tower tower

with with its its

tile tile

polygonal polygonal

low low

balcony balcony

running running

the the length length of of

the the building. building.

The The

Punchbowl Punchbowl

Street Street

insets. insets.

On On

the the

exterior exterior and and above above

the the

arched arched

entryway entryway

is is

an an open open

are are

three three basket basket

arched arched entryways entryways

with with compound compound

rectangular rectangular

portal portal

Honolulu Honolulu

Hale's Hale's main main

entry entry is is through through the the King King Street Street facade. facade. There There

cotta cotta clay clay tile. tile.

forming forming

a a variety variety

of of roof roof shapes. shapes.

Roof Roof

surfacing surfacing

material material

is is

terra terra

The The roof roof

design design

is is complex, complex, a a

combination combination of of

sheds sheds and and

hips hips

intersect intersect

Construction Construction

materials materials

are are reinforced reinforced

concrete concrete

and and structural structural

steel. steel.

fronting fronting

Punchbowl Punchbowl Street. Street. The The building's building's

plan plan

is is

rectangular. rectangular.

Honolulu Honolulu

Hale Hale

is is four four

stories stories in in height height with with a a single single six six story story tower tower

ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION:

directly directly

across across Punchbowl Punchbowl Street Street from from

the the Hawaii Hawaii

State State

Library. Library.

Honolulu Honolulu

Hale Hale

is is sited sited onthe onthe corner corner of of King King and and Punchbowl Punchbowl Streets, Streets,

Overview: Overview:

office, office, City City Council Council and and principle principle

staff staff

agencies. agencies.

long long

ago ago

outgrew outgrew

Honolulu Honolulu Hale; Hale;

but but it it continues continues

to to

house house

the the

Mayor's Mayor's

continued continued

to to

serve serve as as the the City City Hall Hall

of of

Honolulu. Honolulu.

The The

city city

government government

was was

opened opened

for for

city city

use use November November 26, 26,

1929. 1929.

It It was was built built

for for and and

has has

Robert Robert G. G.

Miller, Miller,

Guy Guy Rothwell Rothwell

and and Marcus Marcus

C. C.

Lester. Lester.

The The

building building

Honolulu Honolulu

Hale Hale

was was designed designed by by architects architects C. C. W. W. Dickey, Dickey, Hart Hart Wood, Wood,

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G. G.

H. H. Edgell; Edgell;

Charles Charles Scribner's Scribner's

Sons, Sons,

New New York, York,

1938. 1938.

architect architect

Bertrum Bertrum G. G.

Goodhue, Goodhue,

The The American American

Architecture Architecture

of of

To-Day, To-Day,

3unlike 3unlike

many many mainland mainland

examples, examples,

ref. ref. 54, 54, California California State State Building, Building,

Iolani Iolani Palace. Palace.

recently recently

come come

out out of of

retirement, retirement,

and and

returned returned

to to Hawaii Hawaii

to to work work

on on

the the

forty forty

years, years,

and and then then

retired, retired,

with with

his his wife wife

in in

Northern Northern

Italy. Italy.

He He has has

Morgan Morgan

to to work work

on on her her

YWCA YWCA

project. project.

Valdastre Valdastre

stayed stayed

on on

in in Hawaii Hawaii

for for

Mario Mario

Valdastre Valdastre

was was

brought brought to to

Hawaii Hawaii 2 by by San San Francisco Francisco architect architect Julia Julia

lHeadquarters lHeadquarters

of of an an army army watch watch or or civil civil police. police.

building building phase phase in in Hawaii. Hawaii.

represents represents

an an extremely extremely

unique unique

aspect aspect

of of

this this architecturally architecturally

historic historic

style style

with with

the the

adaptation adaptation

of of

the the

high high ridge ridge

hip hip

roof. roof.

Honolulu Honolulu

Hale Hale

Arts Arts

building) building)

the the

Spanish Spanish

Colonial Colonial

and and

Mission Mission

style style became became

the the

Hawaiian Hawaiian

of of

Hart Hart Wood Wood

(and (and influenced influenced

by by

B. B.

G. G. Goodhue's Goodhue's

Honolulu Honolulu

Academy Academy

of of

Spanish Spanish

Mission Mission

architectural architectural

forms. forms.

During During

the the

30's 30's

and and

in in

the the

hands hands

until until

the the middle middle

20's 20's

there there was was

a a drive drive toward toward

Italian, Italian,

Spanish Spanish

Colonial, Colonial,

indigenous indigenous architectural architectural

design design

characteristic characteristic

for for Hawaii. Hawaii. From From

1921 1921

for for the the first first

time time

self-consciously self-consciously

approached approached

the the

question question

of of

an an

by by mainland mainland

architects architects

York York

and and Sawyer, Sawyer,

and and

Bertrum Bertrum

Grovsner Grovsner

Goodhue) Goodhue)

Throughout Throughout

the the

nineteen nineteen

twenties twenties

local local architects architects (after (after being being influenced influenced

of of

architectural architectural

scale scale for for

the the

Hawaii Hawaii

Capital Capital

District. District.

Tax Tax

Office Office Building, Building,

and and

the the

Hawaiian Hawaiian

Electric Electric

Building Building

set set the the

precedent precedent

Honolulu Honolulu

Hale Hale

along along

with with the the

YMCA, YMCA, YWCA, YWCA, the the Federal Federal Building, Building, the the

adapted adapted Spanish Spanish Colonial Colonial

Architecture.3 Architecture.3

projects projects

a a sense sense

of of

human human

scale scale

that that a a hallmark hallmark i~ i~

of of the the Hawaii Hawaii

Spanish Spanish

Colonial/Italian Colonial/Italian

Architecture; Architecture;

it it

is is

a a massive massive

structure, structure,

yet yet

Honolulu Honolulu

Hale Hale is is a a

prime prime

example example of of first first generation generation Hawaii Hawaii adapted adapted

STATEMENT STATEMENT OF OF ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL SIGNIFICANCE: SIGNIFICANCE:

government. government.

The The

nonpublic.interior nonpublic.interior

spaces spaces

are are used used

by by

the the

various various

branches branches

of of

decorative decorative

trim trim is is

the the work work

of of the the

Italian Italian

sculptor, sculptor,

Mario Mario Valdastret. Valdastret.

stone stone

work work on on

the the columns, columns,

interior interior

and and

exterior exterior

balconies balconies

and and

general general

reminiscent reminiscent

of of

an an Italian Italian

Bargellol Bargellol

of of

the the Middle Middle

Ages. Ages.

The The carved carved

open open

to to the the

sky. sky.

The The

interior interior

treatment treatment

of of the the central central

court court

is is

and and highly highly

ornate ornate

coffered coffered

ceiling ceiling

with with

the the

central central

ceiling ceiling

section section

at at the the

mauka mauka

end end

of of

the the

central central

court. court. The The

central central court court has has a a painted painted

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to to

the the

building building

is is gained gained

through through

either either

the the ewa ewa or or Diamond Diamond

Head Head

Interior: Interior:

Building Building with with

its its

auditorium. auditorium.

of of

the the

building building

has has

an an

open open

colonnade colonnade

connecting connecting

the the has has

Mission Mission a a

simple simple Memorial Memorial

rectangular rectangular

entry entry

door door

with with

concrete concrete

lintels. lintels. full full

glass glass The The

walls walls

rear rear

and and

a a

wrought wrought

iron iron

balustrade. balustrade.

The The

arched arched ground ground

single single

floor floor

hung hung level level

windows. windows.

The The

porticos porticos

enclosed enclosed

second second This This

portico portico level level

has has is is

supported supported

by by

six six

concrete concrete

saddle saddle

backed backed

facade facade

dormers dormers has has

a a with with

two two

story story

half half

round round

portico portico

enclosed enclosed

on on free-standing free-standing

its its second second

level. level. tuscan tuscan

columns columns

with with

Ionic Ionic

capitals. capitals.

entry entry The The

Diamond Diamond and and

the the

Head Head

ewa ewa

side side

entry. entry.

These These

porticos porticos

are are supported supported over-hung over-hung

by by

pediments pediments five five

that that

are are

the the

porticos porticos

for for

the the

King King sills sills

Street Street

and and

lintels. lintels. main main

The The

King King

Street Street

and and

ewa ewa

facades facades

are are have have

metal metal

roof roof

frame frame joining joining

double-hung double-hung

rectangles rectangles

with with

white white

painted painted mortar mortar

concrete concrete

bound bound

English English

Bond Bond

red red brick brick

and and

reinforced reinforced

to to

concrete. concrete. six six

inches inches

Windows Windows

above above

grade. grade.

Walls Walls

from from

the the

foundation foundation

The The

upward upward building's building's

are are

of of foundation foundation

is is reinforced reinforced

concrete concrete

from from the the water water

table table

Structure: Structure:

parapet. parapet.

in in

plan. plan.

The The

roof roof

is is

a a

low low

pitched pitched

mansard mansard

with with

newel newel The The

Mission Mission post post

balustrade balustrade

Memorial Memorial

Building Building

is is two two

stories stories

in in height height and and rectangular rectangular

ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION:

City City and and County County

Building. Building.

These These

buildings buildings

are are

sited sited

om om

King King

Street Street

between between

HonOLulu HonOLulu Hale Hale

and and the the

Overview: Overview:

1930. 1930.

The The

structure structure

was was

designed designed

by by

architect architect

Mark Mark

The The Potter. Potter.

mission mission

annex annex

was was

completed completed

January January

12, 12,

1930 1930

and and

first first dedicated dedicated

missionaries. missionaries.

April April

11, 11,

This This

structure structure

was was designed designed

by by commemoration commemoration

architect architect

H. H.

of of L. L. the the

Kerr. Kerr.

approaching approaching

centennial centennial

anniversary anniversary

attached attached

of of

the the auditorium auditorium

arriving arriving

were were

constructed constructed

during during

the the

period period

the the

1915-1916 1915-1916

Hawaii Hawaii

Evangelical Evangelical

in in

Association. Association.

The The

Mission Mission

Memorial Memorial The The

Mission Mission Building Building

Memorial Memorial

and and

Building Building

and and Annex Annex

were were

commissioned commissioned

and and built built

for for

HONOLULU HONOLULU

HALE HALE

ANNEX/THE ANNEX/THE

MISSION MISSION

MEMORIAL MEMORIAL

BUILDING BUILDING

AND AND ANNEX ANNEX #14 #14

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The The Auditorium Auditorium

building building

has has an an

asphalt asphalt shingled shingled hipped hipped roof. roof. The The

Exterior: Exterior:

ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION:

Building Building

by by a a

colonnade colonnade supported supported

by by

concrete concrete

corinthian corinthian

columns. columns.

the the

Mission Mission

Memorial Memorial

Building. Building.

It It

is is

attached attached

to to the the

Mission Mission

Memorial Memorial

This This

building building

is is

a a

single single

story story

structure structure

sited sited on on the the mauka mauka side side of of

Overview: Overview:

dedicated dedicated

with with

the the

Mission Mission

Memorial Memorial

Building Building in in

April April

1916. 1916.

facility facility

(auditorium) (auditorium)

for for

the the

Mission Mission

Memorial Memorial

Building. Building.

It It was was

The The

Mission Mission Memorial Memorial

Auditorium Auditorium

was was designed designed by by H. H. L. L. Kerr Kerr as as a a support support

Background: Background:

MISSION MISSION MEMORIAL MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM AUDITORIUM

be be considered considered valuable. valuable.

These These

buildings buildings encompass encompass

a a unique unique

architectural architectural

category category

and and

should should

are are

the the

only only examples examples

of of

Jeffersonian Jeffersonian

Classicism Classicism

in in the the

State State

of of Hawaii. Hawaii.

called called

Roman Roman

Revival). Revival).

The The

Mission Mission

Building Building and and

its its

side side

buildings buildings

known known as as

Neo-Classical, Neo-Classical,

and and

Jeffersonian Jeffersonian

Classicism, Classicism,

(also (also

to to be be

republic republic

period period in in

the the

United United

States States

1702-1830. 1702-1830.

The The

style style

was was

also also

prominent prominent

architectural architectural

style style

(for (for

major major

buildings) buildings)

during during

the the

early early

of of Ann Ann

and and the the

Four Four

George George

1702-1803. 1702-1803.

This This

style style

was was

to to be be the the

Georgian Georgian

style style

denotes denotes

a a

British British

architectural architectural

period period

during during

the the

reign reign

This This

building building

is is styled styled

in in the the manner manner

of of Georgian Georgian Architecture. Architecture. The The

STATEMENT STATEMENT OF OF SIGNIFICANCE SIGNIFICANCE

roofed roofed over. over.

skylight skylight

with with intricate intricate

tracery. tracery.

Unfortunately Unfortunately

this this

skylight skylight

has has

been been

story story

has has

been been

extensively extensively

altered, altered,

but but

of of interest interest

is is the the

overhead overhead

which which

has has an an

interesting interesting

decorative decorative

wrought wrought

iron iron

handrail. handrail.

The The second second

forthcoming. forthcoming.

Access Access

to to

the the

second second

story story is is

gained gained via via

a a

stairway stairway

trative trative

facilities; facilities;

further further

alterations alterations

to to the the interior interior

spaces spaces

are are

building building

has has been been extensively extensively

altered altered

to to accommodate accommodate

various various

adminis­

interior interior

spaces spaces have have

been been converted converted

to to offices. offices.

The The

interior interior

of of

the the

porticos. porticos.

The The

origina-l origina-l

King King

Street Street

entry entry has has

been been closed closed off off and and its its

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Ionic Ionic

columns columns

with with

a a simple simple

unadorned unadorned

entabulature. entabulature.

of of

the the building. building.

The The main main

entryway entryway

has has

a a

classical classical

surround surround

composed composed

There There

are are

two two

entries: entries:

one one

in in

the the

frontispiece, frontispiece,

and and

one one to to

the the

rear rear metal metal

windows windows

are are

double-hung double-hung

and and

have have

white white

concrete concrete

sills sills

and and

lintel lintel of of

reinforced reinforced

concrete concrete

with with

red red

brick brick

English English

Bond Bond

surfacing, surfacing,

its its

either either

side side

of of the the

two two

story story

frontispiece. frontispiece.

The The

annex annex

is is

constructed constructed

frontispiece frontispiece

is is

two two

stories stories

in in

height height

and and

extends extends

a a bays bays

width width on on

The The

Annex Annex

building building

has has an an

asphalt asphalt

shingled shingled

hipped hipped roof. roof. The The building' building'

Exterior: Exterior:

ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION:

Memorial Memorial building building and and

auditorium. auditorium.

The The

Mission Mission

Memorial Memorial

Annex Annex

is is on on

the the

Diamond Diamond

Head Head side side of of the the Mission Mission

Overview: Overview:

The The

Annex's Annex's

original original

use use

was was

as as

the the

Christian Christian

Education Education

Building. Building.

was was

laid laid

January January

12, 12,

1930. 1930. The The

building building

was was

dedicated dedicated

April April

11, 11, This This 1930. 1930.

structure structure

was was

designed designed

by by

architect architect

Mark Mark Potter. Potter. The The cornerstone cornerstone

Background: Background:

MISSION MISSION MEMORIAL MEMORIAL ANNEX ANNEX

Mission Mission Memorial Memorial building. building.

This This

building's building's

significance significance

is is the the

same same

as as that that expressed expressed for for the the

STATEMENT STATEMENT OF OF SIGNIFICANCE: SIGNIFICANCE:

stage stage

has has been been

paneled paneled

and and

converted converted

into into

office office

space. space.

one one

time time

had had

a a stage stage

traversing traversing

the the

mauka mauka

end end

of of the the

auditorium, auditorium,

this this to to accommodate accommodate

a a

more more

comfortable comfortable

office office

atmosphere. atmosphere.

The The

building building

at at extensively extensively

altered. altered.

The The

once once

high high

auditorium auditorium

ceiling ceiling

has has

been been

lowered lowered

Entry Entry is is

gained gained

via via

the the

colonnade colonnade

portico. portico.

The The interior interior space space has has been been

Interior: Interior:

terminated terminated at at the the roof roof

eaves. eaves.

surfacing, surfacing,

windows windows

are are

metal metal

double-hung, double-hung,

with with

sill sill set set

on on grade grade

and and

building's building's

structure structure

is is reinforced reinforced

concrete concrete with with red red

brick brick English English bond bond

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are are

two two

story story

arched arched

windows, windows,

third third

story story

windows windows

are are

simple simple

tion tion

has has

two two forms: forms:

from from

grade grade

and and

extending extending

to to the the

third third

floor floor

grilles grilles of of a a

Hawalian Hawalian

design design

derivation. derivation.

Exterior Exterior

window window

fenestra­

2. 2. Concrete Concrete

grille grille

work: work:

Various Various

windows windows have have inset inset cast cast concrete concrete

supporting supporting a a simple simple

stylized stylized

architrave. architrave.

portico portico

is is

17 17

x x 40' 40' and and

has has

square square

cut cut

and and finished finished

coral coral

columns columns

tying tying

the the

two two

parallel parallel

end end

wings wings

of of the the

'I' 'I' plan plan

together. together.

The The

1. 1. The The

entry entry

portico portico

which which

spans spans

the the

length length of of the the Queen Queen Streed Streed facade facade

Hale Hale Auhau Auhau has has

two two dominant dominant architectural architectural features: features:

plan plan

is is

a a closed closed

'I' 'I'

with with the the

length length

facing facing

Queen Queen

Street. Street.

'broken' 'broken'

to to generate generate

a a

Japanese Japanese

roof roof

design design effect. effect.

The The

structure's structure's

is is hipped hipped

and and surfaced surfaced

with with

terracotta terracotta

tile, tile,

the the

roof roof

hip hip rafters rafters

are are

The The

building building

is is a a three three

story story reinforced reinforced

concrete concrete structure. structure. The The roof roof

Exterior: Exterior:

ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION:

Streets Streets

directly directly

across across

Queen Queen

Street Street from from

the the Kapuiwa Kapuiwa

Building. Building.

The The

structure structure

is is sited sited

on on Queen Queen

Street Street between between Mililani Mililani and and Punchbowl Punchbowl

Overview: Overview:

Harry Harry

K. K.

Stewart. Stewart.

The The

building building

was was

completed completed

in in

1939. 1939.

Hale Hale

Auhau Auhau

is is a a State State

Office Office

building building

designed designed by by Public Public Works Works architect architect

Background: Background:

TAX TAX OFFICE OFFICE BUILDING BUILDING (HALE (HALE AUHAU)#17 AUHAU)#17

Same Same

as as the the Mission Mission

Memorial Memorial and and auditorium auditorium buildings. buildings.

ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL SIGNIFICANCE: SIGNIFICANCE:

a a well well formed formed wrought wrought

iron iron

handrail. handrail.

except except

the the stairway stairway

leading leading

to to the the

second second

story. story.

This This

stairway stairway

has has

remodelled, remodelled,

there there is is

little little

left left

of of

the the original original

interior interior

spaces spaces

At At

this this

time time (August (August

27, 27,

1975) 1975) the the interior interior is is being being extensively extensively

Interior: Interior:

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district) district) as as individual individual architectural architectural merit. merit.

of of the the Capital Capital District District and and this this is is an an important important feature feature (within (within a a

but but it it does does maintain maintain and and support support the the overall overall texture texture and and design design sense sense

original original 1920's 1920's Capital Capital District District Spanish Spanish Mediterranean Mediterranean architecture, architecture,

architectural architectural merit. merit. It It is is a a second second generation generation derivation derivation of of the the

District. District. In In and and of of itself, itself, the the Tax Tax Office Office Building Building is is of of no no great great

to to the the other other Spanish Spanish Mission Mission and and Colonial Colonial buildings buildings within within the the Capital Capital

The The significance significance of of Hale Hale Auhau Auhau rises rises from from its its close close design design relationship relationship

STATEMENT STATEMENT OF OF SIGNIFICANCE: SIGNIFICANCE:

of of palms, palms, and and one one large large monkey monkey pod pod tree. tree.

Hale Hale Auhau Auhau is is sited sited on on a a level level well-tended well-tended grassy grassy lot. lot. Plants Plants consist consist

Site: Site:

rooms. rooms.

The The third third floor floor contains contains a a courtroom, courtroom, and and various various office office and and supply supply

rotunda rotunda access). access).

unpartitioned unpartitioned space space with with penetrating penetrating columns columns (but (but with with no no central central

The The second second floor floor is is identical identical in in construction construction to to the the first. first. Unobstructe Unobstructe

The The second second story story is is gained gained by by a a stairway stairway to to the the rear rear of of the the rotunda. rotunda.

structural structural columns columns .. ..

The The first first floor floor is is an an open open unpartitioned unpartitioned space space penetrated penetrated by by concrete concrete

that that give give access access to to the the various various office office personnel personnel on on the the first first floor. floor.

is is a a two two story story rotunda. rotunda. The The rotunda rotunda is is bordered bordered by by service service counters counters

metal metal and and glass glass of of 'modern 'modern industrial industrial design. design. The The main main interior interior space space

The The building building is is entered entered through through the the main main portico. portico. Entry Entry doors doors are are

Interior: Interior:

two two story story building building rather rather than than a a three. three.

through through the the first first and and second second floors floors gives gives the the impression impression of of a a

rectangular rectangular casements. casements. The The use use of of two two story story windows windows extending extending

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to to the the broad broad patterns patterns of of our our history; history; and and

because because of of its its

association association

in in association association with with events events that that have have made made a a

significant significant

contribution contribution

on on the the National National Register Register of of Historic Historic Places Places

because because of of its its

significance significance

Historically, Historically, the the Capitol Capitol Historic Historic District District is is eligible eligible for for inclusion inclusion

HISTORIC HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE SIGNIFICANCE OF OF HAWAII HAWAII STATE STATE CAPITOL CAPITOL DISTRICT DISTRICT

Professor Professor of of Architecture Architecture at at Columbia Columbia University. University.

former former member member of of the the Philadelphia Philadelphia Historical Historical Commission Commission

and and adjutant adjutant

tects, tects, past past president president of of the the Society Society of of

Architectural Architectural

Historians, Historians,

Charles Charles E. E.

Peterson Peterson is is a a member member of of the the American American Institute Institute of of Archi­ 1 1

and and cultural cultural asset asset ta ta thepeople thepeople of of Hawaii. Hawaii.

The The Capitol Capitol District District and and its its present present environs environs

are are an an invaluable invaluable

natural natural

tourist-automobile tourist-automobile dominated dominated environment environment

of of , Waikiki,

business business district district of of downtown Honolulu and and the the

hustling, hustling,

bustling bustling

district district is is a a green green open open island island standing standing

between between

the the

high high density density

and and relative relative quiet; quiet; a a place place away away from from the the city city

within within the the

city. city.

This This

of of

government government and and

private private buildings, buildings, it it is is

also also

a a

of of

trees, trees, p1~ce p1~ce shade shade

,.by ,.by foot.'' foot.'' The The Capitol Capitol District District is is

much much more more

than than

a a historic historic

place place

tunate tunate that that so so much much is is included included in in an an area area small small

enough enough

to to

be be

covered covered

founding; founding;

and and all all within within walking walking distance distance

of of

one one another, another,

'' '' it it

is is for­

many many buildings buildings dating dating from from the the first first quarter quarter

of of

the the

century century

of of their their

Charles Charles

E. E. Peterson! Peterson! ''There ''There are are few few cities cities in in

the the world world

that that have have as as

social social and and political political evolution evolution of of the the people people

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ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL

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the the clash clash of of Western Western business business and and religious religious interests interests and and

Hawaiian Hawaiian

Kamehameha Kamehameha II II and and into into Kamehameha Kamehameha III's III's rule, rule, problems problems

caused caused

by by

of of the the death death of of King King Kamehameha Kamehameha I I in in 1819 1819 through through

the the short short

reign reign of of

peans. peans. Most Most settled settled in in Honolulu Honolulu for for economic economic reasons. reasons.

From From

the the time time

of of Christian Christian missions missions after after 1820, 1820, led led to to a a greater greater

influx influx

of of

Euro­

The The advent advent of of the the sandalwood sandalwood trade, trade, whaling, whaling, and and the the establishment establishment

an an economic economic center. center.

in in Honolulu Honolulu from from 1804 1804 to to 1811, 1811, the the town town became became firmly firmly established established

as as

trolled trolled the the growing growing commerce commerce centered centered there. there. During During his his

residence residence

Honolulu, Honolulu, however. however. Kamehameha Kamehameha I I established established harbor harbor fees fees

and and

con­

The The Hawaiian Hawaiian monarchs monarchs did did not not fail fail to to recognize recognize the the importance importance of of

the the resources resources of of the the areas areas they they visited. visited.

subjects, subjects, and and accompanied accompanied by by a a large large retinue retinue that that

tended tended to to deplete deplete

Plantangent Plantangent kings, kings, sampling sampling the the hospitality hospitality and and loyalty loyalty

of of their their

around around the the islands islands on on progressions progressions similar similar to to those those of of the the English English

king king happened happened to to be. be. Kamehameha Kamehameha I, I, II, II, and and III III enjoyed enjoyed

travelling travelling

by by Kamehameha Kamehameha I, I, it it can can be be said said that that capitol capitol existed existed

wherever wherever

the the

In In the the period period of of time time after after unification unification of of the the Hawaiian Hawaiian archipelago archipelago

government government center. center.

gan gan to to achieve achieve primary primary importance importance as as a a commercial, commercial,

urban, urban, and and

potential potential value value of of Honolulu's Honolulu's deep deep and and protected protected

that that

harb~r harb~r it it

be­

was was not not until until after after 1794, 1794, when when Western Western mariners mariners recognized recognized

the the

and and as as a a place place of of residence residence for for Oahu alii alii (Waikiki). (Waikiki). However, However,

it it

as as a a food food gathering gathering center center (the (the fishponds fishponds of of Moanalua Moanalua

and and Halawa), Halawa),

of of Honolulu Honolulu had had some some importance importance as as a a place place of of sacrifice sacrifice

(Punchbowl), (Punchbowl),

In In pre-contact pre-contact Hawaii, Hawaii, the the area area of of Oahu Oahu now now encompassed encompassed by by the the city city

Press Press of of Hawaii, Hawaii, 1973), 1973), P. P. 90 90

R. R. Warwick Warwick Armstrong Armstrong (ed), (ed), Atlas Atlas of of

Hawaii Hawaii (Honolulu: (Honolulu: University University 1 1

Honolulu Honolulu lllJ.ght lllJ.ght

very very well well affect affect all all

Hawaii. Hawaii. nl nl

outer outer might might isl~nds isl~nds have have nothting nothting but but local local significance; significance; what what happened happened

in in

(1845 (1845 -present) -present) to to say say that that what what happened happened in in rural rural Oahu Oahu

and and on on

the the

Gavan Gavan Daws Daws has has written, written, " " It It was was true true enough enough throughout throughout

that that

period period

with with the the lives lives

of of persons persons significant significant in in our our past. past. After After 1845, 1845, as as

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customs grew. The old style of Hawaiian government which had worked fairly well under Kamehameha I, proved unable to cope with these new problems by the time of Kamehameha III. One pro­ blem in particular was that of the lack of a permanent place of government, where representatives of the Western nations and the Hawaiian government could meet.

In 1838, the ruling chiefs appointed William Richards, an Ameri­ can missionary to serve the Hawaiian government.as an advisor. Afterwards, other Western advisors were appointed to government posts such as Dr. Gerrit Judd, John Ricord, and Robert C. Wyllie. They saw the necessity of reinforcing the position of the king in every way possible whitle also establishing the rudimentary forms of parliamentary democracy.

They established formal systems of court etiquette,· and more im­ portantly, convinced the king and the chiefs of the need for a permanent capitol. Kamehameha III preferred Lahaina, , which since the arrival of foreign whaling ships in 1820, had become a boom town. In the long run, however, Lahaina with its open road­ stead, subject to the vagaries of wind and current, could never compete with Honolulu. Finally, in February, 1845, Kamehameha III moved permanently to Honolulu and established his residence on the approximate site of the present Iolani Palace. In May 1845, he for­ mally opened the legislative session in Honolulu with a speech from the throne. Five yars later, Honolulu was officially proclaimed the capitol of Hawaii.

The first Iolani Palace was constructed by Charles Kanaina in 1845, and was located on the grounds of the present Iolani Palace. It was of coral blocks, one story in height, and was used by Kamehameha III, XV, IV, and V, as well as Lunalilo and Kala­ kaua before being rorn down by the latter monarch to make room for the present Iolani Palace.

In 1850, funds were appropriated by the legislature for the con­ struction of a Court House, Work began on it in 1851, and it was completed in 1852, with most of thw work being done by convict labor. It served as the actual place of business. Located on Queen Street, between Fort and Bishop Streets, it served as the actual palce of business for the Hawaiian government until the

District. District. Historic Historic Capitol Capitol proposed proposed the the of of area area the the to to importance importance

of of aura aura an an establish establish to to tended tended construction construction this this of of All All State. State.

the the in in structure structure continually-occupied continually-occupied oldest oldest the the is is It It use. use. present present

its its is is which which mansion, mansion, Governor's Governor's the the as as use use for for Hawaii Hawaii of of Territory Territory

the the by by puchased puchased was was it it which which after after death, death, her her until until it it in in lived lived

She She Liliuokalani. Liliuokalani. Princess Princess wife, wife, son's son's his his including including heirs, heirs, his his

to to on on passed passed it it death, death, his his After After building. building. Capitol Capitol State State sent sent

pre­ the the from from across across Street, Street, Beretania Beretania of of side side Mauka Mauka the the on on cated cated

lo­ home, home, his his completed completed American, American, an an Dominis, Dominis, John John Captain Captain 1846, 1846, In In

Honolulu. Honolulu. of of Dioscese Dioscese Catholic Catholic Roman Roman the the for for headquarters headquarters the the

was was church church This This district. district. capitol capitol the the of of corner corner Mauka-Ewa Mauka-Ewa the the on on

completed completed was was Cathedral, Cathedral, Peace Peace of of Lady Lady Our Our Catholic Catholic Roman Roman the the later, later,

year year a a Only Only mission. mission. original original the the of of site site the the at at completed completed was was

Church Church Kawaihae Kawaihae present present the the 1842, 1842, In In church. church. mission mission the the behind behind

missionaries missionaries the the by by constructed constructed was was schoolhouse schoolhouse adobe adobe an an 1835, 1835, In In

Valley. Valley. Nuuanu Nuuanu in in Mausoleum Mausoleum Royal Royal the the to to transferred transferred were were

they they time time which which at at 1865, 1865, until until there there remained remained bodies bodies The The grounds. grounds.

Palace Palace Iolani Iolani the the now now is is what what on on built built house house coral coral a a in in interred interred

were were Kamamalu Kamamalu wife wife his his and and Kamehameha Kamehameha King King of of bodies bodies the the 1825, 1825, In In

importance. importance. additional additional area area the the give give thus thus and and

district, district,

Capitol Capitol the the at at government government structure structure religious religious Protestant Protestant the the tralize tralize

cen­ to to tended tended This This Hawaii. Hawaii. throughout throughout missionaries missionaries the the for for quarters quarters

head­ became became location location this this at at enclave enclave missionary missionary The The construction. construction.

block block coral coral of of also also 1831, 1831, in in completed completed House, House, Chamberlain Chamberlain the the is is

building building missionary missionary third third The The press. press. printing printing mission's mission's the the tain tain

con­ to to built built was was structure structure coral-block coral-block a a 1823, 1823, In In mission. mission. the the of of

Head) Head) (Diamond (Diamond adjacent adjacent completed, completed, was was house house mission mission frame frame wood wood first first

the the 1821, 1821, In In Head. Head. Makai-Diamond Makai-Diamond Streets Streets King King and and Punchbowl Punchbowl of of

corner corner the the at at Church, Church, Kawaihae Kawaihae of of site site present present the the at at was was land land This This

Oahu. Oahu. of of Boki Boki Governor Governor by by them them to to deeded deeded land land on on mission mission their their

constructed constructed missionaries missionaries Christian Christian first first the the 1820, 1820, In In tance. tance.

impor­ of of center center a a as as it it establish establish to to tended tended that that District District Historic Historic

Capitol Capitol the the in in built built were were structures structures other other Honolulu, Honolulu, to to capitol capitol the the

of of movement movement the the and and House, House, Court Court the the of of construction construction the the to to Prior Prior

1874. 1874. in in Punchbowl, Punchbowl, and and

Richards Richards between between Street, Street, King King on on Hale Hale Aliiolani Aliiolani of of construction construction

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the the Attorney Attorney

General's General's

Building Building

(Old (Old

Archives Archives

Building), Building),

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next next public public

construction construction

occuring occuring

in in the the Capitol Capitol Historic Historic Dis­

Hale. Hale.

to to

house house

government government

offices offices

which which

could could

not not

be be

fitted fitted

into into

Aliiolani Aliiolani

It It never never served served

as as a a

record record

center, center,

however, however,

and and

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a a total total

restoration restoration

and and

will will

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a a

museum. museum.

pitol pitol

building building

was was

opened. opened.

At At

present, present,

Iolani Iolani Palace Palace

is is

undergoing undergoing

held held

in in

the the structure structure

from from

1895 1895

until until

1968, 1968,

when when

the the new new

state state

ca­

and and

named named it it

the the

"Executive "Executive

Building." Building."

Legislative Legislative

sessions sessions

were were

government government

occupied occupied

the the

palace palace

with with

its its offices offices

after after the the

revolution, revolution,

A A bandstand bandstand

was was constructed constructed

on on

the the

grounds grounds in in 1883. 1883. The The Provisional Provisional

until until

the the overthrow overthrow

of of the the

monarchy monarchy

in in 1893, 1893,

for for

its its builder, builder,

King King David David

Kalakaua Kalakaua

and and later, later,

Queen Queen

Liliuokalani, Liliuokalani,

royal royal

palace palace

in in

the the United United

States. States.

It It served served

as as

a a place place

of of

residence residence

the the Historic Historic

Capitol Capitol District, District,

was was

completed. completed.

It It

was was

the the

only only

In In

1882, 1882,

construction construction

of of

the the

new new Iolani Iolani

Palace, Palace, the the centerpiece centerpiece of of

the the

construction construction

called called

for for

in in

the the original original

plan plan

was was in in

1902. 1902.

cathedral cathedral

were were

raised raised

by by the the

King's King's

widow, widow,

Queen Queen Emma. Emma.

Completion Completion

of of

gun gun

in in 1867 1867

as as a a memorial memorial

to to

King King

Kamehameha Kamehameha

IV. IV. Funds Funds

for for

the the

St. St. Andrews Andrews

Cathedral, Cathedral,

designed designed

in in

Britain Britain

by by B. B. F. F. Ingelow, Ingelow, was was be­

lani lani Hale Hale

became became the the "Judiciary "Judiciary

Building." Building."

In In 1893, 1893,

Iolani Iolani

Palace Palace

became became

the the

"Executive "Executive

Building," Building,"

and and

Aliio­

of of

Public Public

Works, Works, to to become become

a a parliament-government parliament-government

office office

building. building.

altered altered

in in the the

planning planning stage stage

by by Robert Robert

Sterling, Sterling,

the the

Superintendent Superintendent

designed designed

as as

a a palace palace

by by Thomas Thomas

Rowe, Rowe,

an an Australian Australian

architect, architect,

was was

out out

of of

town, town,

and and was was

much much too too

large. large. This This

structure, structure,

originally originally

government government

was was

opened opened

despite despite

complaints complaints

that that it it

was was located located

so so

far far

In In 1874, 1874, Aliiolani Aliiolani

Hale, Hale,

constructed constructed

to to house house the the expanding expanding Hawaiian Hawaiian

in in

1965 1965

to to make make

way way for for

the the

new new State State

Capitol Capitol

building. building.

were were

originally originally

located located

on on what what

is is now now

Hotel Hotel

Street, Street,

but but

were were moved moved

Guard. Guard.

The The

architect architect

was was Theodore Theodore

Heuc.k, Heuc.k,

a a German. German.

The The

barracks barracks

The The

Iolani Iolani

Barracks Barracks

were were

built built

in in 1871 1871 to to

house house the the Royal Royal Household Household

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Morgan. Morgan.

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York York

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Sawyer, Sawyer, and and

York York by by

designed designed

ture, ture,

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in in

completed completed

was was

Streets, Streets,

Merchant Merchant

and and

Richards Richards of of

corner corner

the the on on

building, building, Company Company Electric Electric H.awaiian H.awaiian The The

critics. critics.

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by by

received received well well not not

generally generally

was was

but but

government, government,

territorial territorial

expanding expanding the the

of of

offices offices

the the

house house

to to

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by by signed signed

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the the in in

construction construction Federal Federal first first the the 1922, 1922, In In

it. it.

into into

moved moved

were were

offices offices

County County

and and

City City

when when 1947, 1947,

until until

board board

mission mission

the the

to to it it

leased leased

but but

it, it,

purchased purchased

Honolulu Honolulu

of of

County County

and and

City City

the the

1945, 1945,

In In

headquarters. headquarters.

a a

as as

Missions Missions of of

Board Board

Hawaiian Hawaiian

the the

by by

used used was was

It It

1820. 1820.

in in Hawaii Hawaii in in

arrived arrived

first first

who who

missionaries missionaries

Protestant Protestant to to

memorial memorial a a as as

1916 1916 in in

dedicated dedicated

was was Building Building Memorial Memorial Mission Mission The The

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architect architect

York York

New New

and and

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architect architect

Honolulu Honolulu

by by

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1913 1913 in in

completed completed

was was

Streets Streets

King King

and and

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archives archives

an an as as

serve serve

to to

purpose purpose

express express

the the

for for

built built

States States

United United

the the in in

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forst forst

the the

was was

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architect architect

noted noted

the the by by

designed designed

was was

and and

records, records,

public public

house house to to

constructed constructed was was

building building This This 1906. 1906. in in completed completed

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criteria criteria and and procedures procedures set set forth forth by by the the National National Park Park Service. Service.

hereby hereby nominate nominate this this property property for for inclusion inclusion in in the the National National Register Register and and certify certify that that it it has has been been evaluated evaluated ac.cording ac.cording to to the the

As As the the designated designated State State Historic Historic Preservation Preservation Officer Officer for for the the National National Historic Historic Preservation Preservation Act Act of of 1966 1966 (Public (Public Law Law 89-665). 89-665). I I

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Hawaii Hawaii Honolulu Honolulu

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s., s., Kuykendall, Kuykendall, Ralph Ralph The The Hawaiian Hawaiian Kingdom Kingdom Vo1s. Vo1s. T T IT· IT· Honolulu: Honolulu: III. III.

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mound mound

(1876) (1876)

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(1906) (1906)

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9/19/72 9/19/72

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18 18

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Building Building 80-14-9915 80-14-9915

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5/01/72 5/01/72

Office Office

80-14-9907 80-14-9907

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State State

Hawaii Hawaii

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80-14-9952 80-14-9952 11 11

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Federal Federal

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Hawaiian Hawaiian

80-14-9912 80-14-9912

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12/31/58 12/31/58

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