This seaside royal residence preserves koa furniture, portraits, featherwork, quilts, and other objects associated with Hawaiʻi's monarchy. The Daughters of Hawaiʻi operate it as a museum with scheduled hours, making it one of the island's strongest surviving royal interiors.
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Source: daughtersofhawaii.org