Second Company Bicentennial Charm For Educators and rare photographs tell a

and rare photographs tell a story that has never been told before

The temperance movement remained a part of the social and political fabric of Hawai’i but none of the movements ever completely stopped the sale

the introduction of Christianity

little background in either botany or Hawaiian ethnology

Second Company Bicentennial Charm For Educators and rare photographs tell aThis 1. 5" charm commemorates the journey and arrival of the Second Company of missionaries from New Haven, Connecticut in April 1823. This group collaborated with the Pioneer company, Tahitian missionaries, Hawaiian scholars and the ali'i to further the teaching of Christianity through these connections. The theme of connection is woven into this logo, where an elm tree, for which new Haven is famous, intertwines with Hawai'i's 'ulu (breadfruit)