Molokai War Memorial

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Molokai War Memorial

Molokai War Memorial is a quiet downtown Kaunakakai tribute with engraved plaques, flags and cannons honoring Molokai residents who died in American wars.

Molokai War Memorial
Molokai War Memorial

Molokai War Memorial, Molokai

From afar, the Molokai War Memorial looks like a small monument at the end of Kaunakakai's main shopping street. But a closer look will open your eyes to the memorial cannons and marble monuments that represent tombstones. The names of Molokai citizens who have died in the American wars are engraved in the stone, so they are forever remembered by their people.

The memorial was built by the people of Molokai. It is located between Ala Malama Avenue and Puali Place, just a block away from the heart of downtown Kaunakakai.

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Location, Parking and Directions

Molokai War Memorial is located near Ala Malama Avenue and Puali Place in downtown Kaunakakai, HI 96748, near the post office and local town businesses. The map point is kept at the current page coordinates for the memorial area. Visitors usually arrive by car or on foot while exploring Kaunakakai.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Molokai War Memorial located?

Molokai War Memorial is located in downtown Kaunakakai near Ala Malama Avenue and Puali Place, close to the post office.

What does Molokai War Memorial honor?

The memorial honors Molokai residents who died in American wars, with names engraved on marble plaques.

What can visitors see at Molokai War Memorial?

Visitors can see engraved plaques, American and Hawaiian flags, memorial cannons and a small downtown park setting.

Is Molokai War Memorial a long visit?

No. It is usually a short, quiet stop that pairs well with walking or driving through downtown Kaunakakai.

How should visitors behave at the memorial?

Visitors should treat the site with respect, read the names quietly, avoid climbing on memorial features and take photos thoughtfully.