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O‘ahu
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Hawai‘i’s
Plantation Village |
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Location:
94-695 Waipahu Street, Waipahu
Office: Monday–Saturday 8:00 am–4:30 pm
Mail to: 94-695 Waipahu Street, Waipahu, HI 96797
Phone: (808) 677-0110 Fax: (808) 676-6727
Email: hpv.waipahu@verizon.net
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Hours:
Monday–Friday 9:00 am–3:00 pm, Saturday 10:00 am–3:00 pm
Admission: General $10, Kama`aina/Military/Seniors (62+ years) $7, Youth (ages 5-17) $4, Children 4 and under accompanied by a parent—free, school group tours excluded. |
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| Experience "real Hawaii." Journey back to the early 1900s, come explore a sugar plantation village and botanical garden featuring historic homes and plants reflecting the cultural diversity of the islands. Hear personal stories of struggle and triumph revealing how plantation laborers from China, Portugal, Japan, Puerto Rico, Okinawa, Korea and the Philippines ventured to Hawai‘i in search of a better future. By adapting and blending their way of life, these pioneers together with the Native Hawaiians created a new, thriving multi-cultural society. Take this journey into the past with inspiring lessons for the future. |
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Collections:
outdoor history museum with restored buildings and replicas of plantation
structures; exhibits on history of Hawaii’s multiethnic sugar plantation
workers; artifacts; library and photograph collection on plantation history
from 1830s to 1950s on all islands, especially the O‘ahu Sugar Records,
including domestic implements, clothing, documents, correspondence, birth
and death certificates, medical records, employee ledgers, scientific
testings
Programs and tours: exhibitions, guided tours, demonstrations,
school tours and programs, outreach program to schools (by request), teacher
training programs; research by appointment only
Special Events: performances, demonstrations and festivals throughout
the year (schedules available)
Membership: Youth (17 and under) $10, Student $15, Individual $25, Double Seniors (up to two adults 62+ yrs) $20, Family $40, Family Plus $55, Supporting Members $100-$999, Sustaining Members (2 year term) $1000+.
Facilities: rental facilities available, handicap access (call
to inquire - may be limited); museum store, library, picnic and dining
area; meeting facilities, capacity 200
Parking: ample parking
Public transportation: The Bus
HMA Member
Nonprofit organization
Chinese Cookhouse, Wakamiya Inari Shrine on Hawai‘i Register of
Historic Places Wakamiya Inari Shrine is on National Register of Historic
Places
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