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National Historic Places on Lanai

Information about United States national historic places on Lanai Island in Hawaii.

SITE NAME: Kaunolu Village Site
DATE DESIGNATED October 15, 1966
DESIGNATED NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK: December 29, 1962
DESIGNATED NATIONAL HISTORIC PLACE: October 15, 1966
HISTORIC LANDMARK AND HISTORIC PLACE ID: #66000303
LOCATION: Southwest coast of Lanai
NEAREST TOWN: Lanai City
ISLAND: Lanai Island
COUNTY: Maui County
DESCRIPTION: This well preserved archaeologial site is a former fishing village that was abandoned in the 1880's. It is the largest surviving ruins of a prehistoric Hawaiian village. The archaeological site is very well preserved.

SITE NAME: Puupehe Platform (50La19),/a>
ALSO KNOWN AS: Sweetheart Rock
DESIGNATED NATIONAL HISTORIC PLACE: October 6, 1986
HISTORIC PLACE ID: #86002745)
LOCATION: Between Manele Bay and Hulopoe Bay
NEAREST TOWN:
Manele Community
ISLAND: Lanai Island
COUNTY: Maui County



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