Wo Hing Society Hall, Historic site in Hawaii
Wo Hing Society Hall, built by Chinese immigrants in Lahaina.
Established as a social and fraternal society by Chinese workers.
Displays the transition of Chinese culture in Hawaii.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Features an operational cookhouse turned into a museum.
Location: Maui County
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