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A Place Called Kalōpā By Amy Keko'olani Akao (2002) |
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A Place Called Kalōpā was written in 2002 by Amy Kekoolani Akao, who was born and raised at Kalōpā. The book is no longer available in hard copy form. You may download it as a PDF file and reprint these pages. Please cite this work correctly in bibilographies. ō |
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Read Book by Chapter |
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Cover, Front Matter and Dedication |
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The Way To Kalōpā |
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History of Kalōpā |
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My Life in Kalōpā |
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Two Deaths in Our Home |
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My Dad and Mom |
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Pā‛auilo School |
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Abscess in My Glands |
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Working in the Canefields of My Grandmother |
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Matsunaga Store |
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The Kalōpā Ditch |
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The Sugar Cane Flume |
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Song: The Kalōpā Ditch by Amy Kekoolani Akao |
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Song: The Sugar Cane Flume by Amy Kekoolani Akao |
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Games We Played in Kalōpā |
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Activities That Kept Us Busy |
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Cliff Pond |
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Jim Pond |
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Ishii Store |
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The Catholic Church |
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The LDS (Mormon) Church and the Kekoolani Family |
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The Hāmākua Jodo Mission |
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The Kalōpā LDS Graveyard |
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Fourth of July |
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Christmas In Kalōpā |
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Song: I Remember Christmas By Amy Kekoolani Akao |
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Song: Christmas Serenad By Amy Kekoolani Akao |
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The War Years |
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Graduation from Pa‛auilo Intermediate School |
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Our House In Kalōpā Burns to the Ground |
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Families That Lived in Kalōpā When We Were There |
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Henry Keomalu |
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The Ferreira Family |
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The Wachi Family |
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The Needham Family |
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The Rodrigues Family |
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The Gomes Family |
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The Kamauoha Family |
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Meeting Up With Johnny Kamauoha Again |
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Reflections Of Kalōpā |
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Song: ‛O Kalōpā I Ka La‛i |
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Picture Identification |
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References |
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