Honohina Mauka and Nanue Camps
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Harvesting methods were changing, requiring fewer workers living near the fields. Outlying camps begin to be vacated in the early 1950s.
1956: All houses in three (unnamed) vacated villages, as well as the former Hakalau hospital building were sold to employees on a removal basis (this is the first reference to selling houses on a removal basis). Source: 1956 Annual Report 1961: Yokogawa Camp, located at Honohina Mauka, was vacated and all houses sold to be removed to buyers’ properties. Source: 1961 Annual Report |
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The Camp Map
Honohina Mauka and Nanue Camps
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The Houses
Honohina Mauka and Nanue Camps
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Occupant Names
Honohina Mauka Camp only (early 1960's)
Note: Nanue Camp appears to have been vacant by the early 1960's.
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