Makawao Union Church

Makawao Union Church is a stone structure with native basalt lava rock as exterior cladding and a roof covered in Vermont slate. The building features a three-faced clock tower supported by reinforced concrete construction.

The church was dedicated in 1917 and named as a memorial to Henry Perrine Baldwin. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.

The congregation uses this house of worship as a gathering place for community events that shape village life. Visitors notice how it serves as a social hub where neighbors connect and celebrate together.

The church is accessible on Sundays and visitors often come in the morning when the space feels more open and peaceful. A connected shop selling secondhand goods offers an extra reason to spend time on the grounds.

The grounds include a cemetery with graves of missionaries and other notable figures from island history. This quiet burial site gives visitors insight into how religious and local life have been intertwined across generations.

Location: Maui County

Architects: Charles William Dickey

GPS coordinates: 20.89222,-156.35083

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:24