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Hilo, Hawaii
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- This depiction of Hilo, Hawaii, was engraved in 1840 at the Lahainaluna Seminary by Kepohoni, after a drawing by missionary Edward Bailey. The thatched buildings in the center represent the Hilo Boarding School, with missionaries' residences on either side. [Lahainaluna, Hawaii : Lahainaluna Seminary, 1840] Hilo (Hawaii)Hilo
- Display date:
- 1840
- Format:
- image
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- Digital Public Library of America
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- Massachusetts Historical Society
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- Massachusetts Historical Society
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