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Fourteen years in the Sandwich Islands, 1855-1868
This volume is the marked and corrected copy of the English translation of the French work titled, Quartorze ans aux iles Sandwich, created by Charles Victor Crosnier de Varigny. The English version was translated by Alfons Korn and published in Honolulu by the University Press of Hawaii and Hawaiian Historical Society in 1981.
Francis Haar Collection
Franz A. Ballaseyus Papers
Personal papers of Franz A. Ballaseyus, a pianist, organist, conductor, and music teacher, who briefly worked in Honolulu as director of the Oahu College (now Punahou School) music program and the Honolulu Symphony Society. The collection includes documents from Ballaseyus’s naval career, a diploma and marriage certificate, and scrapbooks recording his musical activities.
French nuclear testing collection
This collection consists of materials relating to French nuclear testing that date from July 1995 to February 1996. It primarily includes photocopies of newspaper articles published in the United States and internationally. Also included are statements made before the U.S. Congress, press releases, and other materials from anti-nuclear organizations.
Harry Friedman papers
Draft information
Futures Society records
George Hogan Architectural Drawings
George Jarrett Helm papers
The papers consist of the Kahoʻolawe bombing, letters, testimonies on the bombing, proposal of project by Protect Kahoʻolawe ʻOhana; Ka Lono, Summer 1976 issue, and election flyers of native Hawaiians.
George W. Grace papers
Giff Johnson collection
Great Britain Foreign Office records on immigrant laborers to Pacific islands
These records consist of photocopies of documents concerning immigrant labourers to the Pacific islands, including Fiji, Hawaii, and New Caledonia created by the Colonial Office of Great Britain from 1877 to 1895. The records are arranged by Public Record Office file number and titles of documents.
Great Britain Foreign Office records on Pacific slave trade
These records consist of photocopies of documents on the Pacific "slave trade" created by the Foreign Office of Great Britain from 1863 to 1882. The records are arranged by Foreign Office archives file numbers.