File:Queen Emma's Waikiki residence.jpg
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English: Queen Emma's summer house in Waikiki. Photograph by Herman Stolpe. The residence may probably be the so-call "Marine Residence" of King Lunalilo, later willed to Queen Emma, torn down after the fall of the monarchy, and today is site of the International Market Place. |
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Bernice P. Bishop Museum George S. Kanahele (1995) Waikīkī, 100 B.C. to 1900 A.D.: An Untold Story, University of Hawaii Press, p. Page 130 ISBN: 0824817907. |
| Author | Herman Stolpe |
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