Front Street
Downtown Lahaina

This two-story building was the home of the Protestant medical missionary,
Rev. Dwight D. Baldwin and his family. They resided here from the mid-1830's unto 1968. The house served as a medical office and general center for missionary activities. Behind it was a seaman's chapel and Christina reading room.

The Baldwin's had the most renowned garden of native and introduced plants, which included kukui nut trees, bananas, guava, and figs. The New England-born family also tended grape arbors which still grow on trellises that line the house.

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Located on Front Street near Dickenson Street, next door to the Master's Reading Room in downtown Lahaina.