Heritage Sites of Hawai‘i Heritage Sites of Hawai‘i are must-see destinations for your next visit. ‘ I O L A N I P A L A C E , O ‘ A H U ‘ A K A K A F A L L S , I S L A N D O F H A W A I I Kamehameha Pai‘ea is born and immediately hidden in Pololū Valley from warring chiefs. He would grow up to be King Kamehameha I, the first of Hawai‘i’s many great monarchs Hawai‘i’s heritage is a royal tapestry of monarchs, heroes and saints. 1882 ‘Iolani Palace is built by King Kalākaua, who initiated a cultural revolution, including revival of the hula 1881 King Kalākaua is the first monarch in world history to circumnavigate the globe 1894 Hawai‘i is declared a republic by a new provisional government 1893 Monarchy is overthrown 1845 Seat of government moves from Lahaina to Honolulu 1795 Kamehameha conquers O‘ahu at the Battle of Nu‘uanu 1750s 1778 1889 Bishop Museum opens 1891 Hawai‘i’s only ruling queen and last monarch, Queen Lili‘uokalani, comes to power 1883 Kamehameha I statue is unveiled in Honolulu 1835 Kōloa Sugar Mill, the first of its kind in the islands, is opened by Ladd & Co. 1790 Through civil war, Kamehameha unifies Maui, Lāna‘i, Moloka‘i and Kaho‘olawe with Hawai‘i Island at the Battle of Kepaniwai 1810 Treaty between Kamehameha and Kaumuali‘i, king of Kaua‘i and Ni‘ihau, is signed, completing the unification of all Hawaiian Islands Captain James Cook arrives in the Hawaiian Islands and names them the Sandwich Islands after Britain’s Earl of Sandwich, his patron Kamehameha is born and immediately hidden in Pololū Valley from warring chiefs. He would grow up to be King of Hawai‘i’s many great monarchs Hawai‘i’s heritage is a royal tapestry of monarchs, heroes and saints. 1882 ‘Iolani Palace is built by King Kalākaua, who initiated a cultural revolution, including revival of the hula 1881 King Kalākaua is in world history to circumnavigate the globe 1894 Hawai‘i is declared a republic by a new provisional government 1893 Hawaiian Kingdom is overthrown 1845 Seat of government moves from Lahaina to Honolulu 1795 Kamehameha conquers O‘ahu at the Battle of Nu‘uanu 1750s 1778 1889 Bishop Museum opens 1891 Hawai‘i’s only ruling queen and last monarch, Queen Lili‘uokalani, comes to power 1883 Kamehameha I statue is unveiled in Honolulu 1835 Kōloa Sugar Mill, the islands, is opened by Ladd & Co. 1790 Through civil war, Maui, Lāna‘i, Moloka‘i and Kaho‘olawe with Hawai‘i Island at the Battle of Kepaniwai 1810 Treaty between Kamehameha and Kaumuali‘i, king of Kaua‘i and Ni‘ihau, is signed, completing Hawaiian Islands Captain James Cook arrives in the Hawaiian Islands and names them the Sandwich Islands after Britain’s Earl of Sandwich, his patron Kamehameha I, the first Kamehameha unifies the unification of all first of its kind in the the first monarch 8 gohawaii.com
