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2375 - A Main Street,
Wailuku
Central Maui
808-244-3326
Originally the museum was a missionary home built in
1833 for Edward and Caroline Bailey. The house was built
in the royal compound of King Kahekili, the last king of
Maui. The buildings reflect the lifestyle of the people
who lived in them and a story of growth and change.
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The Bailey House exhibits an outstanding collection of Hawaiian
artifacts. Its unique displays include hundreds of Hawaiian
and missionary artifacts, as well as 19th century paintings
of Maui and its people.
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The Museum Shop offers the finest Maui traditional and
contemporary hand-crafted items and books on Hawaiian
heritage.
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Useful Information:
- Open Monday - Saturday, 10am - 4pm
- Admission: Adults, $5; Children ages 7-12, $1; Seniors,
$4
- Museum gift shop
- Hawaiian food
- Old-style Hawaiian music, Tuesday - Friday at 10:30am
and 2pm
- For Additional Information,
GOTO: www.mauimuseum.org
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DIRECTIONS:
Take Kaahumanu (Highway 32) west out of Kahului toward
Wailuku. This road will turn into Highway 320. The Bailey
House is on the left just past Kehalani Parkway and before
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