The original King Kamehameha I statue, which portrays the unifier of the Hawaiian Islands in a golden helmet and robes, holding a spear, is located in the small town of Kapaau on the north shore of the Big Island. Situated on the North Kohala Civic Center lawn, not far from the king’s royal birthplace, this bronze figure stands as a significant historical marker. Visitors can explore the tranquil setting and reflect on the legacy of King Kamehameha, who played a pivotal role in shaping Hawaii’s history.
Original King Kamehameha Statue
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