SLIPPING AWAY.
Barring any obstacles, during some of the days of this week, the location of the artifacts housed in the National Museum Office at Aliiolani Hale will be transferred to the Bishop Museum Office at Kamehameha School, to go under the care of Prof. W. S. Brigham of the Bishop Museum.
If the artifacts of the Nation are moved to their intended new nest, then that office will be open for other Government Agencies, like the Department of Land Survey, and its space will become an office for the two houses, and that is great because it is directly adjacent to the Attorney General’s Office; but this all depends on the decision of the one who sings.
(Leo o ka Lahui, 1/26/1891, p. 3)
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Do you have any more articles about the history of the Hawaiian National Museum, including the decisions behind its closure and transfer of holdings to Bishop Museum?
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