Pulama (to cherish) is SHPD's series of
historic preservation videos produced for broadcast televison.
VHS tapes are available for loan. Call SHPD at (808) 692-8035
for information or 
e-mail
requests to the webmaster.
Pulama:
Hulihe`e Palace, Treasure of the Hawaiian Kingdom (TRT 19:04)
a video walking tour of Hulihe`e Palace which traces the colorful
history of this structure. Hulihe`e was owned by many of
Hawai`i’s most powerful and influential ali`i,
including Princess Ruth, King Kalakaua and Bernice Pauahi Bishop.
Exhibited within the Palace are many personal effects, furniture
and mementos of these ali`i dating back to the time of
Kamehameha the Great. Copyright, State Historic Preservation
Division, 1996.
Pulama:
The Lyman Mission House (TRT 29:50) a video walking tour of
the Lyman Mission House in Hilo. The historic background of the
Reverend David and Sarah Lyman, from their first meeting to their
passing is provided. Rare photographs and passages from journals
(Sarah's and Henry's) are used to punctuate video of the house
interior and its furnishings. Copyright, State Historic
Preservation Division, 1995.
Pulama:
The Waikiki Memorial Natatorium (TRT 4:21) a retrospective on
the history of the Waikiki Natatorium, why it was built,
inspiration for its design, history of poor maintenance and the
controversy surrounding its preservation. Copyright, State
Historic Preservation Division, 1994.
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