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Molokai & Lanai the Friendly Isle and the Pineapple Isle of the Islands of Hawaii, distributed by a travel agency in Fort Washington, PA offers a visually evocative pictorial map of Molokai and Lanai, enriched with inset plans of significant localities such as Lanai City, Palaau Park, Kapuiwa Grove, and Keomuku Village.
The mid-20th century was a pivotal period for Hawaiian tourism. With increased accessibility via air travel, Hawaii was becoming a premier travel destination. It was against this backdrop that such informative guides emerged to cater to the inquisitive traveler. The map accentuates notable features such as main roads, airports, and locations of popular attractions, allowing visitors a comprehensive overview of the island's geography.
Rich in both natural beauty and cultural history, Molokai and Lanai are a tapestry of tales. Highlights include the Lanaihale a popular vantage point to view other islands such as Kauai from. Additionally, Keomuku Village which was the site of Maunalei Sugar Company until 1901 when the area became a ghost town. On Molokai there is Father Damien's Statue which commemorates the work of Father Damien de Veuster who worked with victims of Hansen's disease.
Furthermore, natural wonders like Moaula Falls where the pool is only safe for swimming if a ti leaf floats atop it according to legend are popular with locals and visitors. This map, thus, serves not just as a practical guide, but as an invitation to delve into the many wonders and stories that Molokai and Lanai hold.
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