Lahaina's first Episcopal church was across the street from the present Holy Innocents'. In 1909 the church moved to its present location, once the site of a grass house built by Kamehameha the Great for his daughter. Holy Innocents' is known for its unique paintings, among them a Hawaiian Madonna and scenes depicting local birds and flowers as symbols of Christian belief. They were done by DeLos Blackmar in 1940.

More: Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church - info about the church today, as well as more of the church's history. If you're doing the real walking tour, this is a wonderful place to rest a bit and escape the sun and heat.  

Next is the site of Hale Piula.

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