Mission Houses Museum

You might not be able to tell by looking at it but this grouping of three buildings are some of the oldest in Oahu. The expertly maintained facility is the historic headquarters for Protestant missionaries, and today is a museum dedicated to explaining this important perspective that so greatly shaped modern Hawaiian life. Two of the buildings are constructed from coral blocks, while the third, a wooden framed building, happens to have been shipped from Boston, and is the oldest standing wooden building in Hawaii. There are tons of interesting exhibits inside here, but even exploring the grounds is a fun and informative way to go. Like most every acre of undeveloped Hawaiian land, the area around these historic buildings is full of lush tropical flora. For a historic and aesthetically pleasing look at one of the earliest influential forces in Hawaii, head on over to the Mission Houses Museum.

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This is a must if you're interested in Hawaiian history. Otherwise, it might be a little dull. If you want to take a look at life when the missions were still in service during the plantation days, visit the Mission Houses Museum.

It is advisable to find a tour guide as far as possible so that you can understand the different stories and histories of these ancient buildings. Here you can see different buildings and really understand the historical development and changes of Hawaii.

Where we can learn about the history of Hawaii, we can see different exhibits in the three pavilions. Every Wednesday, it is said that there are special programs here. There are many small things in the souvenir shop in the museum. You can see them.

Here you can see different buildings and really understand the historical development and changes of Hawaii. There aren't many exhibits, but there's a lot of culture in them.

You can see a lot of handicraft products. The afternoon tea here is very good. We ordered some snacks and drinks to sit down and let them go. We enjoyed it very much.

You can go and see what history is like. It's not very big. It's all over in a minute.

It used to be the home of missionaries, but now it is the most famous museum in Honolulu. Old missionaries come here to recall the past, and we come here to recall the history of Honolulu. The restaurants and art shops are wonderful. I like it here.

It is advisable to find a tour guide as far as possible so that you can understand the different stories and histories of these ancient buildings. There aren't many exhibits, but there's a lot of culture in them.