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Daily Archives: February 16, 2011
Cemetery of the Week #3: Seamen’s Cemetery
Seamen’s Cemetery Waine’e Street, between Panaewa and Dickenson Streets next to Maria Lanakila Church Lahaina, Maui Established: in the early 1800s Number of interments: Unknown. Many are no longer marked. By design, the city of Lahaina still reflects old Hawaii. … Continue reading
