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Kalaupapa National Historical Park
Management
 
Moloka'i Lightstation
Nearly all of the land within the 10,700+ acre authorized park boundary remains in non-federal ownership, managed by the National Park Service through several cooperative agreements. Land owners include the Department of Hawaii Homelands and the State of Hawai'i departments of Health, Transportation, and Land & Natural Resources. The U.S. Coast Guard owns and operates the Moloka'i Lightstation. 

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Old Stone Church/Ranger Station

Did You Know?
The oldest building in the Kalaupapa Settlement is the Old Stone Church built in 1853. The thick masonry walls are made of lava rock with coral lime mortar. The structure is now being used as the National Park Service Ranger Station.

Last Updated: September 15, 2006 at 12:33 MST