H.N. GREENWELL STORE

Henry N. Greenwell's property, built in 1850, was home to a ranch, a post office, a large store and the Greenwell home. Today, all that remains of this immense property is a building erected in 1875 and classified as a historic monument. It houses a fascinating museum where the store of the time has been reconstituted and a saleswoman in her uniform presents the different articles sold at the time. All of them are rich in information on this period; we discover in particular the major role played by the Hawaiian cowboys.