The John Dias Souza Property in Honokaʻa, Hawaii, is a surviving example of a modest plantation-era home. It likely represents the dwelling of a Portuguese immigrant laborer or supervisor, offering a glimpse into the lives of early plantation workers.
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45-3468 Māmane St., Honokaʻa, Hawaii
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