Queenʻs Beach/Ka Iwi Testimony

Contains testimonies supporting the preservation of the Ka Iwi Coastline and the creation of the Ka Iwi Scenic Shoreline Park. Highlights the importance of prioritizing community and land-based needs and desires over commercial development. Additionally includes news clippings, maps, photographs, and drawings. IMPORTANT* – Pages on some of the testimonies are double-sided with another article that seemingly has no relevance to this folder concerning Marion Kellyʻs testimony of Queenʻs Beach Park Feasibility. Kelly includes a handwritten note on the testimony stating that "Queen’s Beach is a promotional name selected by the developer and does not appear in previous historical records" (Kelly, 1985). There are three copies of Marion Kelly’s Ka Iwi Scenic Shoreline Park Testimony (1991), one which contains handwritten notes and comments revising the overall piece. There is another separate copy kept for a specific note that states, “Mailed 5/28/91, With copy of Queenʻs Beach Feasibility Study.”

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eVols (University of Hawaii)
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2024-10-04
Primary Topic
Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies
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Queenʻs Beach/Ka Iwi Testimony

eVols (University of Hawaii)
Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies
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Queenʻs Beach/Ka Iwi Testimony

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Abstract

Contains testimonies supporting the preservation of the Ka Iwi Coastline and the creation of the Ka Iwi Scenic Shoreline Park. Highlights the importance of prioritizing community and land-based needs and desires over commercial development. Additionally includes news clippings, maps, photographs, and drawings. IMPORTANT* – Pages on some of the testimonies are double-sided with another article that seemingly has no relevance to this folder concerning Marion Kellyʻs testimony of Queenʻs Beach Park Feasibility. Kelly includes a handwritten note on the testimony stating that "Queen’s Beach is a promotional name selected by the developer and does not appear in previous historical records" (Kelly, 1985). There are three copies of Marion Kelly’s Ka Iwi Scenic Shoreline Park Testimony (1991), one which contains handwritten notes and comments revising the overall piece. There is another separate copy kept for a specific note that states, “Mailed 5/28/91, With copy of Queenʻs Beach Feasibility Study.”

eVols (University of Hawaii)
Life below water, Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 26%
Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies
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