This year’s theme is the history of historic preservation in Hawaii. Our first speaker was Spencer Leineweber on the history of C. W. Dickey and the restorations of the Lyman House in Hilo and the Mission Houses here in Honolulu. For the next five weeks there will be a talk with a similar theme on [...]
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Fall 2010 Historic Preservation Practicum
Tuesday December 7, 3:30 PM
Moore Hall, Room 328
The Historic Preservation Graduate Certificate Program announces the following colloquia presenting research on partial fulfillment for the requirements of the certificate program. Flyer
Ellen De Leeuw
“The nomination of Honoka?a Town as historic district for the National Register of Historic Places”
Valerie McDougle
“Honouliuli: Hawaii’s Japanes e American Internment Camp”
Kari Nishioka
“Canines and [...]
Summer Field School – Hawaii’s Historic Plantation Heritage
American Studies 696B, CRN 91808 (6 credits)
July 6 – August 2, 2010 Download the poster or brochure or apply online!
The 20th annual University of Hawai‘i Preservation Field School will be held on the islands of Oahu and Hawaii. Working closely with local communities, historians and cultural resource managers, students will be introduced to techniques [...]
Historic Preservation Awareness Day : March 15, 2010
The seventh annual Historic Preservation Awareness Day will take place at the Hawaii State Capitol, on Monday, March 15 from 9:00 am to 12 pm. Historic Preservation related programs will have exhibits and informational tables open to the public.
“Statistics have shown that Heritage Tourism visitors spend three to five times more than the average [...]