Bailey House Museum
Bailey House Museum, Maui
The Bailey House Museum was built in 1833 and showcases Hawaiian culture, paintings, artifacts and furnishings from 19th century Maui. It is located in Wailuku and was built on the site of the royal compound of Kahekili, who was the last ruling chief of Maui.
The house was the mission station for the Wailuku Female Seminary for Girls until 1847. It later became the home of Edward Bailey and his family until 1888. The museum grounds feature gardens with native Hawaiian and missionary-era plants. Also, there are paintings by Edward Bailey. In the museum shop one can find many Hawaiian items and gifts.
Hours:
Closed Sunday, New Years Day, July 4, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.
Admission:
Adults: $7
Seniors (60+): $5
Kama'aina: $5
Children (ages 7-12): $2
Members and children 6 years and under are free.
Bailey House Museum Overview
- Museum was built in 1833
- View Hawaiian paintings and furnishings from nineteenth-century Maui
- Home of Edward Bailey and his family until 1888
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