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Look Back Through the Sugar Era
Hosted by Grove Farm
Visit the place where the sugar industry in Hawaii got started. Arryl Kaneshiro of Grove Farm will share historical information regarding Koloa Mill. Earl Smith, a former McBryde Sugar Company employee, and Stella Burgess, Director of Hawaiian Culture and Community Relations at the Grand Hyatt, will also be on hand to “talk story” about plantation life. The tour will encompass a visit to view the exterior of the Koloa Mill and will include a shuttled ride to Waita Reservoir and the Wilcox Tunnel. This a unique opportunity to hear how the sugar mill worked and operated, and also see views of the area that can only be seen from private property. Note due to shuttle ride, numbers will be limited – please call for reservations.
Look Back Through the Sugar Era
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Date: Thursday, July 25th, 2013 Time: 9:00 am - 11:00 am Admission: Free. Donations welcome. All proceeds benefit Koloa Elementary School. Reservations Required – Limited to the first 50 Participants Contact: (808) 245-3678 x222 akaneshiro@grovefarm.com, linouye@grovefarm.com Location: Old Koloa Mill Driving Directions: Parking at Koloa Mill Directions from Google Maps 
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