The ‘Iolani School Archives collects, organizes, preserves and provides access to historical records of ‘Iolani School.
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Hours:
By appointment.
Mon., Tues, Thurs., Fri.
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Closed Wednesdays.
Hours may vary.
For an appointment, please email archives@iolani.org
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The Archivist reserves the right to restrict use of materials which are exceptionally fragile.
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Location:
'Iolani School Archives | 'Iolani School
SCIL (Sullivan Center) - 205
Next door to the Tsuzuki Group Library,
Upper School.
Phone:
(808) 943-2336
Email:
In addition to acquiring and caring for historical records – which were created or used by the school or people associated with it – some of our activities include helping with requests for information, assisting visiting researchers, arranging displays, creating subject guides and research tools, and primary source literacy instruction.
The Archives has a wealth of material on the history of the school. If you have a class project and think you may need to use archival materials, please contact us to determine if the Archives has resources to meet your needs.
'Iolani Login Required for Digital Objects
To view digital content from the catalog:
Our catalog, description database, is a work-in-progress.
Records may be added or updated as a result of
further research or acquiring new collection items.
The ‘Iolani School Archives collects, organizes, preserves and provides access to historical records of ‘Iolani School, in order to make these collections available for research and educational purposes.
A non-circulating collection of 'Iolani School materials including photographs, institutional and student publications, videos, and memorabilia. Materials collected reflect the programs, policy, organization, functions, and other activities related to the daily operations of 'Iolani School. These documents, memorabilia, and other materials promote an understanding of and appreciation for the history of the school as well as the individuals who laid its foundations and nurtured its development. The Archivist works to collect, organize, preserve and provide access to these historical records. The educational program component strives to connect current 'Iolani K-12 students with historical events through supplemental experiences with primary sources. Use of the collection is available to faculty, staff, students, and the public by appointment.
Contact: archives@iolani.org
Archives are "the non-current records of individuals, groups, institutions, and governments that contain information of enduring value."
(Society of American Archivists)
At-A-Glance
Records Management vs. Archives
For more information, schedule an appointment to conduct your research. Please note the Archives' open hours listed above.
© The researcher assumes all responsibility for complying with Copyright and other Intellectual Property laws.