The ‘Iolani School Archives collects, organizes, preserves and provides access to historical records of ‘Iolani School.
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Normal 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:
Materials are non-circulating, so items must be used in the archives.
The archives stacks are restricted. This means that if you need a record, the archives staff will retrieve it for you.
Allow plenty of time when you visit, archival research is time consuming.
Keep track of the resources you use!
Note the collection, box number, and folder just-in-case you need to revisit or cite the item.
Attribution:
'Iolani School Archives
OR
'Iolani School Archives, Honolulu, Hawai'i
Handling instructions for using archival materials.
In order to prolong the life of materials, please:
The Archivist can help determine what records will help you with your research.
Students should come to the archives to do their own research.
Researchers may contact the archives with questions or research queries. The amount of time the Archivist can do research for you is limited; for in-depth queries please come into the archives to do research.
'Iolani School Bulletin (school magazine)
Available through the 'Iolani School website:
Older editions of the Bulletin, beginning in 1960, are available in the 'Iolani School Archives.
Imua 'Iolani (student newspaper)
Available through the newspaper's website.
Older editions of Imua, beginning in the 1920s, are available in the 'Iolani School Archives.
The 'Iolani School Archives provides the following services:
Curation / Technical Services -
Public Services -
Due to the irreplaceable and sometimes fragile condition of documents, all reproduction (photocopying, scanning, and use of cameras) is at the discretion of the Archivist.
Reproductions from the ‘Iolani School Archives are for research or personal use only. For any other use written permission must be obtained. The researcher assumes all responsibility for complying with copyright, libel and privacy laws.
See the Policies tab for more information.
'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.
A primary source is created by someone who experienced an event firsthand, usually at or near the time of that event.
Examples of primary sources:
letter; photograph.
A secondary source is created after an event by someone not present at the event. It uses other sources to get information.
Examples of secondary sources:
biography; journal article
For more information, schedule an appointment to conduct your research. Please note the Archives' open hours.
© The researcher assumes all responsibility for complying with Copyright and other Intellectual Property laws.