Research Collections | Lyman Museum

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If you are interested in using the Lyman Museum Archives please fill out the Research Request Form and the Archivist will contact you to confirm your appointment date and time. View our Services and Fees, or download a .pdf of our Services and Fees. The Lyman Museum Archives preserves historic documents of the Hawaiian people, personal papers of Christian missionaries and other families as well as records of Hawaiʻi Island businesses, organizations and schools. The collections exemplify 240 years and span more than 485 linear feet. Researchers may choose to explore Hawaiian culture, agriculture, education, immigration, Hilo development, missionaries, post-statehood Hawaiʻi or tsunami damage. Kohala Sugar Company, 1857-1973: Rev. Elias Bond and Dr. James Wight established the company on the Island of Hawaiʻi in 1862; it closed in 1973. The records consist of 6 series: administration, history, financial, maps and charts, personnel policies, and production. Other records are from the Haw

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