Maui - Hawaii - page 599

5 Wailuku Guesthouse C3
Eating
6 A Saigon Café D2
7 Giannotto's Pizza C3
8 Main Street Bistro C3
9 Sam Sato's C1
10 Tasty Crust C1
11 Wailuku Coffee Co C2
Entertainment
12 ʻIao Theater C2
Shopping
13 Native Intelligence C2
Sights
A cluster of historical buildings anchor the small downtown. Many of them are still in
use today as government offices. Hawaii's best-known architect, Maui-born CW Dickey,
left his mark on downtown before moving on to fame in Honolulu. The Wailuku Public
Library MAP GOOGLE MAP (cnr High & Aupuni Sts; 9am-5pm Mon-Wed & Fri, 1-8pm
Thu) , built c 1928, is a classic example of Dickey's distinctive Hawaii regional design.
Another Dickey creation, the Territorial Building , lies right across Aupuni St. Within a
short walk are four more buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.
To discover all the gems in town, pick up a copy of the Wailuku Historic District walk-
ing map (free, but donations appreciated) at the Bailey House Museum. Also be aware
that parking enforcement officers are very strict about posted parking times downtown -
according to local lore, one officer ticketed his own mother's car!
Bailey House Museum MUSEUM
MAP GOOGLE MAP