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Kawaiaha'o, the first Christian Church in Hawaii, was built between 1836 and 1842 in New England style architecture. It is often referred to as the "Westminster Abbey of Hawaii". Fourteen thousand coral slabs, quarried by hand from reefs 10 to 20 feet under water, comprise the main structure. Each slab weighs more than 1000 pounds.

Four grass churches stood on this site beginning in 1829. Wood for the interior of the structure was cut from the Ko'olau Mountains. The church currently seats 4,500 people.

The fountain, pictured here, is on the site of a spring where Chiefess Ha'o would take ceremonial baths for purification.

Mausoleum of King Lunalilo, the first elected monarch of Hawaii.He wanted to be buried in the Church cemetery rather than in the Royal Mausoleums.