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"A handbook of valuable and statistical information relating to the Hawaiian Islands." Includes articles on a variety of Hawaiʻi-related topics. 1875-1936
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An annual scholarly journal devoted to original articles on the history of Hawai‘i, Polynesia, and the Pacific area. Available in FULL-TEXT ONLINE.
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by Joesph Dwight Strong, 1884
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Diamond Head Master Plan Update, 2003
Includes info on geology, land use, and cultural/historical sites in the area.
Kapiʻo article on Lēʻahi place names, April 1, 1997 (see page 6: "Ancient Hawaiian names tell story of the land, religion")
Diamond Head (Lēʻahi) State Monument Handout
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C&C of Honolulu's Historic Photograph Collection: Old Kaimukī
QUEEN KAPIʻOLANI
The Passing of Hawaii's Aliis, "Hawaiian Almanac and Annual." 1900. (see p.89-92)
