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Hakalau Community Buildings--Hakalau Lower Camp

Hakalau Lower Camp residents had easy access to churches, the store, hospital, gym and theater. The pictures are presented counter-clockwise starting with the store on the upper right of the map. Note that the Hakalau Christian Chapel is not within the boundaries of the map. Another photo next to that of the chapel shows its location.
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Hakalau Store (Building #12) - Opened Jan 27, 1928 (Click for more)
Hakalau Gym (Building # 34) Built 1928
Hakalau Theater - Built 1940. Last film shown May 31, 1960. Currently serves as Hakalau Post Office.
Hakalau Railroad Station, Built 1928, Demolished early 1950's (Courtesy of Waichi Ouye and Family)
Hakalau Christian Chapel (Building #51) Built 1921
Pedestrian bridge over the Highway 19--Hakalau Christian Chapel in background on right (1961-62)
Hakalau Lower Church Chapel (Building #44) - Built 1907
Hakalau Hospital (Building 31) - Opened July 20, 1931, Closed Dec 31, 1948