Sharon H.
12/5/2024
For anyone who wants to better understand a different culture, this museum is a fascinating glimpse of the African American cultural heritage in Hawai'i dating back more than 200 years. The...
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1311 Kapiolani Blvd Ste 203
Honolulu, HI 96814
The Obama Hawaiian Africana Museum in Honolulu, Hawaii is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich history of African Americans in Hawaii, with a focus on highlighting their contributions during World War II. Through educational programs, exhibits, and community initiatives, the museum aims to empower local youth, memorialize WWII history, and build historical markers to honor 200 years of Africana history in Hawaii.
Visitors can explore artifacts, archives, and galleries that showcase the unique stories and experiences of African Americans in the Pacific theater, including efforts to defend Queen Liliuokalani's land rights and commemorate those who served in segregated barracks. Join the movement to support this important cultural institution and be part of preserving the legacy of African American heritage in Hawaii.
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Lisa P.
8/23/2022
Enjoyed seeing Obama family pictures- Our 44th president was all smiles on the beach and with friends. Saw the various residences he lived in while in Hawaii
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