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Home and Homelands Exhibition: Work

A series first published by the National Park Service, in reading order.

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Alice Ballard Homestead Site
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Anna Pike Rosler, a Tsimshian woman, and her German immigrant husband built a farmhouse on San Juan Island in the 1890s. The farmhouse, and a stunning elm tree that Rosler planted next to it, have stood for over five generations, a testament to the enduring legacy created by the combination of two c
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Celiast Smith
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Clara Campbell’s Perfume Bottle
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Iʻe kuku and Kapa Making Workshop
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Siti·yak Splitter
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The Elizabeth Bacon Family House
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Pu'ukoholā Heiau NHS contains the remains of one of the first western-style houses on the Hawaiian islands: the John Young Homestead. The park also contains the traditional style home of Kaʻōanaʻeha, Young’s wife. These radically different homes co-existed in a multiethnic and multicultural family.