Museums in Lahaina, Hawaii

Interested in Asian history? This old home showcases religious artifacts brought here by Chinese plantation... More on NileGuide

There is a gap in the shops of the 800 block of Front Street where an ornate two storied wood fra More on igougo

Was treated well at first but once I made a purchase at a riduclous over priced item I received terrible cu... More on Yahoo! Travel

Not cheap , but amazing one of a kind pieces. More on Yahoo! Travel

One of the best. Good selection of art and the sales people are never pushing. More on Yahoo! Travel

Hands down-the best gallery on Front Street. More on Yahoo! Travel

Located on the second floor of the old Lahaina Courthouse, this museum tells the story of the history and ... More on Frommers

a charming town populated with quaint shops, terrific restaurants, and people of all ages looking for a f... More on Amazon.com

In 1834 construction began on the Baldwin Home and was completed in 1835. The thick walls were made of coral and stone. The structure was sturdy consisting of hand-hewn timbers. ... More on Lahainarestoration.org

The oldest house in Lahaina, this coral-and-rock structure was built in 1834 by Rev. Dwight Baldwin, a doctor with the fourth company of American missionaries to sail to Hawaii. Like many missiona... More on Frommers

The Lahaina Restoration Foundation manages a number of historic buildings and cultural sites. Pick up a copy of their walking tour ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

overview: The Lahaina Restoration Foundation is a 501(c)(3) Hawaii not- for- profit organization chartered in 1962. Its purpose is to cooperate with all community- oriented interests in an effort t... More on MuseumStuff.com

This vessel's sailing days are over, but it makes an interesting museum. It was built in the 1920s and is a replica of the type of ship that brought New England missionaries around Cape Horn to Hawai'i in the early 1800s. A small ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Topics: maritime, occupations, animals. More on MuseumStuff.com

One of the earliest Lahaina Restoration Foundation projects was the restoration of Hale Pa'i (the house of printing). It is located on the Lahainaluna Campus. The missionaries who arrived in Lahain... More on Lahainarestoration.org

When the missionaries arrived in Hawaii to spread the word of God, they found the Hawaiians had no written language. They quickly rectified the situation by converting the Hawaiian sounds into a w... More on Frommers