Now Available
The 2008 History of Hawai‘i Calendar
The Hawaiian Historical Society is pleased to present its annual History of Hawai‘i Calendar for 2008. The calendar features significant dates in Hawai‘i’s history and firsts in Hawai‘i. This year for the first time, the calendar includes the phases of the moon.
The 2008 calendar features images taken in 1912 from a photograph album of Kīlauea Sugar Plantation on Kaua‘i Island. This is the H. W. Thomas photograph album, which was donated to the Hawaiian Historical Society in 2002. Most of the photographs portray plantation work at Kīlauea, but Henry W. Thomas and Gertrude Thomas also documented luncheons, picnics, and other social events.
The Hawaiian Historical Society 2008 calendar is available directly from the Society as well as from some local bookstores. The retail priceis $10.00.
For further information, contact the Society office at 560 Kawaiahao Street, Honolulu, HI 96813. Telephone: (808) 537-6271. E-mail: hhsisbear@lava.net.
The photographs used in the calendar are available for purchase as reproduction prints or scanned images. For more information, contact the Society office by phone or mail or send e-mail to hhsbarb@lava.net.
Click here to download a form that can be printed and used for mail orders (requires Adobe Acrobat).