Inside the Hawaiian Historical Society, history isn't just stored-it breathes.
When you read the pages of Alexander Liholiho's (Kamehameha IV) diary on his diplomatic voyage, account reports from Queen Liliʻuokalani’s Educational Society, or Queen Emma’s fundraiser for Hansen’s disease patients, it’s not just paper. You are reading first hand accounts of our Ali'i experiencing the world around them and building a stronger lāhui (community). You have the ability to touch the pages they touched and connect over similar values–to leave the world a better place.
Our archives hold irreplaceable information and encourage you to turn this into knowledge.
But time is a quiet adversary. Without care, a page lost is a legacy forgotten.
Join us to ensure the ink won’t fade.