Iolani Palace

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Iolani Palace is the historic royal residence of the Hawaiian monarchy and the only official royal palace in the United States, now preserved as a museum.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
museum
royal palace
tourist attraction
address 364 South King Street, Honolulu, Hawaii
architecturalStyle Italian Renaissance Revival
surface form: American Florentine

Italianate
builtFor King Kalakaua
constructionStartDate 1879
coordinates 21.3069° N, 157.8583° W
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalSignificance center of Hawaiian royal history
symbol of Hawaiian sovereignty
formerUse capitol building of the Provisional Government of Hawaii
capitol building of the Republic of Hawaii
capitol building of the State of Hawaii
capitol building of the Territory of Hawaii
function museum
governingBody Friends of Iolani Palace
hasFeature coronation pavilion
decorative koa wood interiors
electric lighting (historically early adoption)
grand staircase
indoor plumbing (historically early adoption)
porch with colonnades
royal apartments
state dining room
throne room
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
listed on the National Register of Historic Places
heritageDesignationDate 1962
inaugurationDate 1882
isOnlyOfficialRoyalPalaceIn United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedIn Hawaii
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States
surface form: Honolulu

Oahu
near Downtown Honolulu
Hawaii State Capitol
openToPublic yes
ownedBy Hawaii
surface form: State of Hawaii
reopenedAsMuseum 1978
restorationPeriod 1969–1978
servedAs royal residence of the Hawaiian monarchy
significantEvent imprisonment of Queen Liliuokalani in an upstairs room
overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy in 1893
usedBy King Kalakaua
Queen Kapiolani
Queen Liliuokalani

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Oahu hasLandmark Iolani Palace
Chinatown locatedNear Iolani Palace
subject surface form: Chinatown (Honolulu)
Downtown Honolulu contains Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Queen Liliuokalani detainedIn Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Queen Liliuokalani residence Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
King Kalakaua residence Iolani Palace
subject surface form: King Kalākaua
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Friends of Iolani Palace locatedIn Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Friends of Iolani Palace focusesOn Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Friends of Iolani Palace associatedWith Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Hawaii State Capitol replaces Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace as seat of the Hawaii state government
Hawaii State Capitol locatedNear Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Queen Kapiolani residence Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Queen Kapiolani associatedWith Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: royal court of the Kingdom of Hawaii
Hawaii State Library adjacentTo Iolani Palace
Aliʻiōlani Hale faces Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Aliʻiōlani Hale near Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Honolulu Hale nearby Iolani Palace
Hawaii State Art Museum locatedNear Iolani Palace
Kingdom of Hawaii royalResidence Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Hawaii State Parks system hasNotableSite Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: Iolani Palace State Monument
Honolulu hasLandmark Iolani Palace
House of Kalākaua seatOfPower Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
John Owen Dominis residence Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Washington Place near Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace
Bayonet Constitution locationSigned Iolani Palace
this entity surface form: ʻIolani Palace