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IS 108 Queen Kapiʻolani & Lēʻahi: Queen Kapiʻolani & Lēʻahi

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eBooks (click scrolling book covers)

In the Footsteps of Kapiʻolani.
Hawaii's Story By Hawaii's Queen.
The Hawaiian Kingdom, Volume 3.
David Kalākaua.
Place Names of Hawaii.
Waikīkī: A History of Forgetting & Remembering.
Hawaiʻi Place Names: Shores, Beaches, and Surf Sites
Hawaiian Surfing: Traditions From the Past

Books on Queen Kapiʻolani & the Hawaiian Monarchy

Books on Queen Kapiʻolani & the Hawaiian Monarchy

MLA Resources (Citations)

MLA Resources (Citations)

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Google Search Tips

If you're having trouble with too many irrelevant results, change your search terms or try Google Advanced Search to filter your results!  Examples:

  • queen kapiolani -hotel
  • queen kapiolani site:.edu

Books on Lēʻahi Area (Pre & Post Military)

Books on Lēʻahi Area

(Pre & Post Military)

Use Lama Library's Online Search Tool to find books, eBooks, articles, and more.

Books on Place Names

Books on Place Names

Helpful Websites

Helpful Websites

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Newspaper & Journal Articles

Thrum's Hawaiian Annual

"A handbook of valuable and statistical information relating to the Hawaiian Islands." Includes articles on a variety of Hawaiʻi-related topics. 1875-1936
Available online via eVols.

The Hawaiian Journal of History

An annual scholarly journal devoted to original articles on the history of Hawai‘i, Polynesia, and the Pacific area. Available online in full-text from UH Mānoa eVols (1967-2021) and via EBSCOhost's Academic Search Complete (2003-2021).
Current & past issues are also available in Print at Lama Library.

Chronicling America: Historic Newspapers

Chronicling America: Historic Newspapers

Digitized English-language newspapers published in Hawaiʻi from 1836-1922.

Papakilo Database

Papakilo Database

Search Hawaiian-language newspapers (1834-1948), Mahele land records, and more.

Ka Wai Ola

Ka Wai Ola

The newspaper of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA).

Honolulu Newspapers

Full text access to articles from:
Honolulu Star-Advertiser (06/07/2010 - Present)
Honolulu Advertiser (01/01/1999-06/06/2010)
Honolulu Star-Bulletin (03/18/1996-06/06/2010)

Google Scholar

Full Text @ Kapiʻolani CC links should automatically display in Google Scholar. If the links are not displaying you can manually set the links to Kapiʻolani CC subscriptions, by: 1) Clicking the menu icon in the upper left corner of the Google Scholar search page. 2) Go to Settings. 3) Click on Library links and search for Kapʻiolani. 4) Select Kapiʻolani Community College library - Full Text @ Kapiʻolani CC and save your preferences.

Maps & Photos

Maps & Photos

by Joseph Dwight Strong, 1884

Additional Resources

Additional Resources

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