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An interesting piece of Kauai history can be found at the McBryde Sugar Plantation Cemetery near Port Allen. The cemetery contains the graves of Chinese and Japanese sugar plantation workers of the late 1800s and early 1900s. Some of the graves are rather ornate. Fifteen work camps surrounded the cemetery during the heyday of the …

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The 86-foot Ninini Point Lighthouse, built in 1932, is a navigational aid for Kauai’s Nawiliwili Harbor. Today, the concrete structure is rather plain (and missing its “top”), having lost the lantern room and Fresnel lenses to an automated beacon in 1984. The lighthouse is not a tourist attraction like the famous Kilauea Lighthouse, but it …

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Waioli Huiia Church is a landmark church built in 1912 in Hanalei, Kauai. The church, with American Gothic architecture, stained glass windows and green paint to match the mountains, is a perfect complement to the quaint town and tropical location. It is one of Hanalei’s most cherished, and most photographed, attractions. The church you see …

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