Historical Markers in Kauai County, Hawaii
Albert S. Morgan Sr.'s Lydgate Pools
Captain Cook Monument
Daniel K. Inouye
Hanakaape Bay & Kōloa Landing
Hanalei Schoolhouse
Hapa Road
Houola
Kōloa Jodo Mission
Kōloa Missionary Church
Keoneloa Bay
Kihāhouna Heiau
Koloa, Birthplace of the Hawaiian Sugar Industry
Makawehi & Pāā Dunes
Maunakapu and Wailua River
Menehune Ditch
Pāū a Laka (Moir Gardens)
Poli'auh Heiau
Poipū Beach Park
Prince Kūhiō Birthplace & Park
Puuwanawana Volcanic Cone
Roxy Theater
Russian Fort Alexander
Russian Fort Elizabeth
Sacred Fishing Grounds
Spouting Horn Park
The Kapa<small>'</small>a Japanese Stone Lantern (Ishidoro)
Waioli Mission Hall
Wai'ale'ale
Yamamoto Store & Kōloa Hotel
Hawaii was originally an independent kingdom, with a monarchy that lasted from 1810 to 1893. The kingdom was overthrown by American businessmen and politicians who wanted to annex Hawaii to the United States.