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Kalaupapa National Historical Park
Laws & Policies
 
Books of laws relating to the National Parks.
Books of laws relating to the National Parks.

Relevant laws available in PDF format are:

Public Law 94-518, Title IV -- October 17, 1976  (established the Kalaupapa National Historical Park Advisory Commission); view as a pdf file.

Public Law 96-565 -- December 22, 1980 (established the park) and Public Law 100-202 -- December 22, 1987 (allowed park to lease lands from Hawaiian Homes Commission); view as a pdf file.

Hawaii Revised Statutes 326 -- Hansen's Disease and Kalaupapa Settlement; view as a pdf file.

The National Historic Sites Act of 1935

The 1935 National Historic Sites Act authorized a program for identifying and marking National Historic Landmarks.  Kalaupapa Leprosy Settlement National Historic Landmark was designated in 1976.  View the National Historic Landmark application as a pdf file.

National Registry of Natural Landmarks

The Secretary of the Interior established the Natural Natural Landmarks Program in 1962 to identify and encourage the preservation of ecological and geological features that are nationally significant examples of the Nation's natural heritage.  The North Share Cliffs of Molokai was listed as a NNL in 1972.  View the North Shore Cliffs Landmark description as a pdf file.

Broad National Parks policies are relevant to the park.  View NPS Policies as pdf files.

North Shore Cliffs of Molokai.
The North Shore Cliffs
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Microphoto of Hansen's disease spores.
Hansen's Disease
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Did You Know?

Did You Know?
There were over 8000 people sent to the Kalaupapa peninsula from 1866 to 1969, being ostracized from the Hawaiian society.
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Last Updated: June 01, 2011 at 19:31 MST