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Honolulu, Hawaii
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The Frame House, built in 1821, is the oldest Western-style structure still standing in the Hawaiian Islands.
Missionaries at the site helped develop a written form of the Hawaiian language, which greatly influenced literacy and education in Hawaii.
The site houses a replica of the first printing press in Hawaii, which printed the first Hawaiian-language newspaper in 1834.
The site includes three restored houses that showcase the living conditions and daily life of early missionaries in Hawaii.
Designated in 1965, the site is recognized for its significant contribution to Hawaiian history and culture.
The archives contain over 12,000 artifacts, including letters, diaries, and photographs from the missionary period.
The site offers workshops, tours, and events that educate visitors about the history and impact of the missionaries in Hawaii.
