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The Baldwin Home is a two-story structure that was the home of the Protestant medical missionary, Dwight Baldwin, and his family from the mid-1830’s to 1868. The house served as a medical office, and as a general center for missionary activity, with a seamen’s chapel and Christian reading rooms for ships’ masters and men nearby. The Baldwins had a fine garden of native and introduced plants: kukui, kou, banana, guava, figs and grape arbors. The home and grounds were restored by the Lahaina Restoration Foundation in the early 60’s, complete with the many pieces of original furniture and other antiques of the period. Address: 120 Dickenson Street, Lahaina
Phone: 808-661-3262
Web: www.lahainarestoration.org
Cost without the Go Maui Card:
$3.00
Hours: Daily, 10:00 am–4:00 pm
Closed: Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
All holidays are subject to change without notice.
By Car: The Baldwin Home is located on the corner of Front Street and Dickenson Street. The parking lot is on the mountain side of the Baldwin Home with the entrance on Dickenson street.
Tip: Entry is from the ocean side of the building.
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Go Maui Card offers unlimited admission to museums, tours and excursions including Baldwin Home.
