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Explore the history of sugar on Maui at the Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum
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The Sugar Museum, also known as the Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum, explores the history of sugar on Maui and its place in the island’s story. Located in Puunene, Hawaii, the museum invites visitors to discover this heritage through its exhibits and educational resources. Its offerings include the Kiyosaki/Iwamoto Family Archive, opportunities for research and volunteering, and programs that help visitors learn about Maui’s sugar history.
The museum also provides maps and information for planning a visit, with admission available Monday through Thursday from 10 a. m. to 2 p.
m. ; the last admission is at 1 p. m.
The museum shop features a selection of products, including locally made gifts, ornaments, candles, soaps, bath salts, caramel, snacks, and creative items for children. Shoppers can also find art prints, a tote featuring Puunene Mill, and Hawaiian-made sea salt. Through its exhibits, community resources, and shop, The Sugar Museum connects visitors with Maui’s past while highlighting products made on the island and in Hawaii
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