The Hawaiian Flag—a closeup. 1862.

“The Beautiful Flag of Hawaii,
Let it forever wave.”

[The image of the Hawaiian Flag as it appeared to the readers of the Kuokoa in 1862! (Courtesy of the library/archives at the Bishop Museum.)

The Library and Archives at the Museum holds so much priceless information! They need more funding to do important things!!]

"Ka Hae Nani o Hawaii...

Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Buke I, Helu 6, Aoao 1. Ianuari 1, 1862.

4 thoughts on “The Hawaiian Flag—a closeup. 1862.

  1. How did it come to be that a colonial power, the UK’s, cross is St George, has been accepted into the flag of an island nation abused by a colonial power?

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  3. Have you seen the Hawaiian Flag as it was flying over FORT KEKUANAHU (Fort of Honolulu) with the Union Flag of the United Kingdom as an ‘X’ not its normal ‘+’ as painted by Paul Emmert c.1853 ? The original painting is located on the wall in the Archive Office of the Mission House Museum on King Street, Honolulu, O’ahu, Hawai’i.

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