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Mission House Museum

Comprise wood-frame and coral block buildings on the fringe of Kaka‘ako. The Mission Houses are the oldest remaining Western-style houses in the Hawaiian Islands today and are a Registered National Historic Landmark. Built in the early 1800s, they housed the first Christian mission to the islands and today offer a setting for dynamic and entertaining educational programs for local residents, school children and visitors, particularly on the story of the cultural encounter of Hawaiians, missionaries, merchants and traders. Museum hours are 10 a.m.- 4:00 p.m., Tuesday thru Saturday. Telephone: (808) 531-0481, www.missionhouses.org

Mission House Museum
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Honolulu Fire Department Headquarters Complex
The City and County recently completed construction on a new $12.7 million Headquarters Complex for the Honolulu Fire Department on 1.603 acres of land at the intersection of Queen and South Streets.
Front of HFD Headquarters