Kalukalu Ranch Homestead

History is Alive at KHS
Planning for the Future...

A 1890's homestead depicting the traditional way of life for Kona cowboys, ranchers, and local commerce... The 2-acre site will include authentic and reconstructed buildings typical of those found on Kona's ranches at the turn of the last century highlighting KHS's principal artifact, Greenwell Store and honoring past generations and perpetuating its multi-cultural heritage with a mix of interpretive, diverse, and fun experiences.

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Honoring Kona's Prior Generations

Depicting the traditional way of life for Kona cowboys by perpetuating its multi-cultural heritage with mix of interpretive, diverse, and fun experiences, including:

Blacksmith Shed at Waihou.	Pulehua, a mauka ranch built in the 1870's
Greenwell boy tame calves using an amana post.	Hawaiian women weave and model lauhala hats. ca. 1890.
Wall Ranch cowboys pose for a picture at Keauhou Bay after a day of shipping cattle in the 1940's.

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