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A woman shoots video of at Russian Fort Elizabeth State Historical Park along Kaumualii Highway on the west side of Kauai in 2013. There is an effort to change the name of the are to its former ...
Fifty years after Kauai’s Russian Fort Elizabeth State Historical Park was created to mark Russia’s attempt to gain influence in Hawaii, the Waimea park formally has been given a new name.
As efforts were being made to rename a historic park on Kauai, Hawaii, she rallied support against it. For over a century, the 17-acre park was called Russian Fort Elizabeth, and it was designated ...
Russian Fort Elizabeth is on the west side of Kauai, which has both cultural sites and scenic wonders. Captain James Cook first landed in Hawaii at Waimea Bay in 1778, and a statue of him stands ...
The Russian ambassador and Russian Americans are fighting to preserve the name of Russian Fort Elizabeth in Kauai’s west side town of Waimea.
KAUAI (KITV4) -- The federal indictment against Elena Branson, the dual U.S.-Russian citizen alleged to have acted as a secret agent for Russia, has a Kaua'i connection, allegedly trying to ...
Fort Elizabeth has been renamed in Hawaii. Russophobia, which is increasingly inflating the American authorities, has had a dangerous impact on the common history of Russia and the United States, the ...
Russian Fort Elizabeth was founded on the island of Kauai in 1816 by explorers in the service of the Russian-American Company (RAC) from St. Petersburg, but it was abandoned several years later ...
Looking southeast from Russian Fort Elizabeth, you can see the grasslands of Makaweli Ranch, where cattle graze on more than 25,000 acres.
WAIMEA — Commonly known as The Russian Fort, Pa‘ula‘ula or Fort Elizabeth, the place was built by Hawaiians as part of King Kaumuali‘i’s residential compound in 1816 and 1817, when ...
Today, Fort Elizabeth, the only reminder of Schaffer’s ill-fated conquest, is a historical park. Ruins of the Russian Fort Elizabeth at Hawaii, Kauai island. Source: Legion Media ...
The state historical park formerly called Russian Fort Elizabeth has a new name, Paulaula, reflecting its importance to Hawaiian history.