Big Island Attractions
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Kona Coffee Museum and Farm
For a taste of the coffee industry that flourished in the early
20th century on the Big Island visitors can tour the Uchida Coffee
Farm, south of Kealakekua town on the Kona Coast. Tour guides in
period costumes show off the original farmhouse, bathhouse, coffee
mill and drying platforms. Only a few miles away is the Kona
Historical Society Museum, housed in the old Greenwell family
store, where photographs, ranching and coffee farming exhibits are
on display. The store was built by Henry Greenwell in 1875.
E-mail: khs@konahistorical.org;
Website: www.konahistorical.org;
Telephone: (808) 323 3222;
Opening time: Living History Farm Tours Monday to Friday on the hour between 10am and 2pm;
Admission: $20 for adults, $7.50 for children
