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Architect and engineer (1905)

San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc · leaf 395

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icanand the churches are branches of denomi-nations represented in other parts of theUnited States. It is. unquestionably, be-cause the East and West do meet here thatthe islands have attained a place in archi-tectural interest. Modern Hawaii has been built within acentury. Two foreigners erected a… … MORMON TEMPLE (Latter Day Saints) NEAR HONOLULU, T. H.Pope and Burton, Architects There is no Hawaii architecture unless itbe that of the grass-thatched native house.The primitive temples of the Polynesianswere walled terraces. Within the wallswere smaller covered structures containingthe idols and…

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