Mar 30, 2015
Zachary Beynon Senior Associate at Woodbury Strategic Partners
It’s only appropriate that the first mustache featured on this blog be the one that I respect most... my brother’s. It’s thick, confident, and unapologetic.
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Zachary Beynon Senior Associate at Woodbury Strategic Partners
It’s only appropriate that the first mustache featured on this blog be the one that I respect most... my brother’s. It’s thick, confident, and unapologetic.
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Washington Irving Putnam, class of 1872, bringing us another hulihee.
1872! George Reuben Metcalf! Hulihee!
George Everett Church, class of 1872. Another hulihee!
Daniel Herbert Colcord, class of 1878. Later a founder of Pomona College.
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Big Island’s “Afternoon at Hulihee Palace” lineup salutes Hawaiian culture, history
Hulihee Palace — situated near the center of the Big Island’s historic Kailua-Kona area and known for its Hawaiian and Victorian artifacts — is hosting monthly heritage-focused days called An Afternoon at Hulihee Palace. This month’s event, set for 4 p.m. Sun., July 15 on the palace grounds, remembers the late John Adams Kuakini (1789-1844). A cousin to King Kamehameha I and governor of the Big Island, Kuakini who built Hulihee Palace and Mokuaikaua Church, which sits directly across from the palace on Alii Drive.
— Hawaii Magazine
Students' garden at Hulihee
Since she's helped tend her family's garden, 12-year-old Shady Shirai felt right at home planting native and culturally significant flora on the Hulihee Palace grounds.
The palace plants are part of a living memorial to the Hawaiian royalty who vacationed here, and the garden will serve as an educational public display.
— Hawaii Tribune Herald