2022年12月13日 · Learn about the many threatened and endangered species at Kalaupapa, and what the park is doing to protect them.

Kalaupapa has been home for 100 years for people once banished from society, but it is in transition due to its ever decreasing patient population. The settlement is much quieter than it once was.

2023年5月31日 · Welcome to Kalaupapa National Historical Park! The park was established in 1980 to preserve the memories and experiences of the people forcibly sent here. The park's mission is to provide a well-maintained community that ensures the present patient-residents of the Kalaupapa Settlement may live out their lives peacefully and comfortably.

Kalaupapa National Historical Park tells the story of the isolated people with Hansen’s disease on the remote Kalaupapa Peninsula of Moloka'i from 1866 until 1969.

2025年4月2日 · From anywhere in the community you can look up at the dramatic 2,000-foot pali that separates the Kalaupapa Peninsula from “topside,” the local term for the rest of Molokaʻi.

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2023年5月31日 · Visiting Kalaupapa National Historical Park The strictly limited access to Kalaupapa National Historical Park requires prospective visitors be aware of several critical pieces of information before planning their visit.

Kalaupapa and Kalawao Settlements are a unique, internationally significant, cultural landscape that reflects the deeply held story of the isolated Hansen’s disease community which was established on Molokai in 1866 and remained in effect by legal edict until 1969.

Jutting out from rugged sea cliffs lies the flat Kalaupapa Peninsula, one of the most remote locations in Hawai'i on the north shore of Moloka'i Island. Over millions of years, several episodes of volcanic and geologic activity created the peninsula and its towering cliffs.

2022年12月19日 · Kalaupapa sweet potatoes were exported not just throughout the Hawaiian Islands but to California as well. During the gold rush years of 1849-1851 ships came directly from San Francisco to Kalaupapa to load sweet potatoes to feed the booming mining population.