Image 3 of 3: Bishop Street seen from King Street in 1910. Photo by L.E. Edgeworth, Bishop Museum Archives. SP 25373.
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Image 2 of 3: The Bishops lived for a time at Haleakalā, Princess Pauahi’s childhood home. Bishop Museum Archives. SP 210704.
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Image 1 of 3: Portrait of Charles Reed Bishop taken in the early 1890s. Bishop Museum Archives. SP 39493.
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#TodayInHistory — The love of Charles Reed Bishop for his wife Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop, and his shared dedication to her vision and kuleana, are a cornerstone of #BishopMuseum and our collections. Today on his birthday, we celebrate his remarkable life and legacy. (Cont.)
We're pleased to announce that #BishopMuseum has joined Museums for All, providing those receiving food assistance benefits with free regular admission, for up to four people, with the presentation of a SNAP Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card:
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In our effort to digitize Hawaiian-language newspapers, we've found that "Ka Nupepa Kuokoa" would occasionally publish photos without any related articles. Read more about this curious practice:
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#BishopMuseum outdoor murals provide an immersive art experience that bridges traditional culture, creative expression, and indigenous perspectives: BishopMuseum.org/Murals
Featured: “Ahupuaʻa" by APEXER, located on our Hall of Discovery.
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Bishop Museum's campus murals provide an immersive art experience that bridges traditional culture, creative expression, and indigenous perspectives.
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Pictured: "Tsunami on the Institution" by Hueman.
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The Hawaiian language newspaper, "Ka Nupepa Kuokoa," ran a series of old Honolulu photos in 1903 under various titles. Read more about this story & learn about our efforts to digitize Hawaiian language newspapers:
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