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Photos of Old Honolulu in Ka Nupepa Kuokoa

Ka Nupepa Kuokoa ran a series of old Honolulu images in 1903 under various titles.

Random Photographs in Ka Nupepa Kuokoa

Ka Nupepa Kuokoa would occasionally publish photos without any related article.

Bishop Museum partners with Hawaiʻi Tourism Japan for Sustainability Tradeshow

Bishop Museum partners with Hawaiʻi Tourism Japan for Sustainability Tradeshow Back to Corporate Partnerships Cover Image: Bishop Museum Staff gets ready for the Hawai’i Tourism Japan for Sustainability Tradeshow. Photo credit: Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority – Japan Marketing. In June 2022, the Bishop Museum Corporate Relations team, in partnership with Hawaiʻi Tourism Japan, hosted the Japan […]

Bishop Museum hosts da Shop and Bess Press to launch “Kapaemahu” children’s book

Bishop Museum hosts da Shop and Bess Press to launch “Kapaemahu” children’s book Back to Corporate Partnerships In July 2022, da Shop and Bess Press hosted an exclusive book signing for the newly released children’s book “Kapaemahu” on the campus of Bishop Museum in Atherton Hālau. Based on the captivating, animated film of the same […]

Vital Statistics

Hawaiian language newspapers often devoted a column to vital statistics.

Dolphins

If you search the Hawaiian language newspapers online, there are not that many stories about dolphins.

Inter-Island Travel

In the days before Aloha and Hawaiian, if you wanted to get from one island to another and did not have access to a boat or waʻa, there was the Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company which started in 1883.

Kapiʻolani Park

The exhibit on the third floor of Hawaiian Hall in celebration of the bicentennial of printing in Hawaiʻi continues. We just turned to a new page of Ka Nupepa Kuokoa!

Funeral Processions

Funeral Processions Back to Library & Archives Cover Image: Masthead of Ka Elele Hawaii published on January 1, 1855. Aloha Nūhou Monday! When a leader or someone held in high esteem by the nation died, the order of the funeral procession was something publicized in the newspapers so people knew ahead of time in what […]