The State Historic Preservation Division is the official keeper of the Hawai`i Register of Historic Places.
The list formally recognizes districts, sites, structures, buildings and objects and their significance in Hawai`i's history, architecture, archaeology, engineering and culture.
The National Register of Historic Places, kept by the National Park Service, encompasses significant properties nominated by State and Federal agencies, historic areas in the National Park System and all National Historic Landmarks. It is the official list of the country's cultural resources.
To navigate within SHPD's Historic Register pages:
Make a selection to view the entire register for each island.
 Hawai`i
Island (PDF) |
Kaho`olawe
(PDF) |
|
Kaua`i
(PDF) |
Lana`i
(PDF) |
|
Maui
(PDF) |
Midway
(PDF) |
|
Moloka`i
(PDF) |
Necker
(PDF) |
|
Nihoa
(PDF) |
Ni`ihau
(HTML) |
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O`ahu
(PDF) |
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Review the entire
Hawai`i and National Register of Historic Places (228K PDF)
Check for the
most recent additions to the Hawai`i and National Register of
Historic Places 2003-2004 (12K PDF)
You can nominate a property for listing on the Hawai`i and/or
National Register of Historic Places. For a PDF version of the
nomination form, select single
property or a multiple
property listing, click on the [abc] icon then copy and
paste these documents for editing in your favorite word processing
program. To assist in developing your nomination, download a copy of
the Historic Resources Inventory form as a Word
document (32K) or as a PDF
(25K).
To get the big picture of the nomination process, See
the flowchart of the Registration Procedure.
For questions about the Historic Register and the nomination
process, call SHPD's Architecture Branch at (808) 692-8015 or e-mail
inquiries to the 
SHPD
Architectural Historian.
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