James L.
9/11/2021
As you're driving into Koloa, you'll notice what looks like a giant Tylenol on your right. Step inside and you'll see that it is a monument which commemorates the different ethnic groups who...
Koloa Sugar Monument
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[3532 - 3560] Maluhia Rd
Koloa, HI 96756
The Koloa Sugar Monument in Koloa, Hawaii, stands as a tribute to the historical significance of the sugar industry in the region. This monument serves as a reminder of the labor and innovation that shaped the economy and culture of Kauai.
Visitors can explore the monument to learn about the impact of sugar plantations on the local community and witness artifacts that tell the story of this important chapter in Hawaiian history.
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Ken N.
3/29/2019
I'm a big fan of public art especially when it is used to commemorate a moment in time, or as a representation of a way of life. The Island of Kauai had a long run producing sugar cane, but that...
John T.
9/17/2018
Yes, this is a cool piece of island history. Yes, the photos you take here will be memorable. But keep in mind, it is very much private property and venturing into and beyond the fence is not...
Lucky S.
7/24/2016
Amazing old sugar mill in the middle of the country complete with abandoned trucks and tractors! According to Google - The Old Sugar Mill of Kōloa was part of the first commercially successful...
Dean P.
7/24/2016
So cool to see this old factory being taken over by the vegetation and the metal rusting away. The Old Sugar Mill of Kōloa was part of the first commercially successful sugarcaneplantation in...
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