Museum Shop
New in the Museum Shop:
CDs of Hawaiian music from Maui and other Hawaii recording artists,
including George Kahumoku, Keola Beamer, Raiatea Helm, Uluwehi Guerrero, Hapa, Ama Hanaiali`i and Jeff Peterson.

For three months in 1939, Georgia O'Keeffe visited Hawai'i and painted the Islands' tropical plants and landscapes, capturing their essential beauty. During two weeks on Maui, 12-year-old Patricia Jennings served as O'Keeffe's guide and companion showing her the lush valleys and hills of Wailuku and plunging waterfalls, lava bridges and black sand beaches of Hana. The bond between the pre-teen and the American icon lasted a lifetime. Patricia Jennings new book, Georgia O'Keeffe's Hawai'i, includes O'Keeffe's letters from Maui, her Hawai'i paintings, & 50 period photos.
Stop by the Museum Shop for wonderful made on Maui merchandise and
a great selection of books on Hawaiian history and culture!


Edward Bailey of Maui
Teacher & Naturalist, Engineer & Artist
by Linda McCullough Decker
Edward Bailey’s significance for Maui can hardly be underestimated — but has been ignored. His detailed paintings of Maui in the 19th Century have charmed visitors to the Bailey House Museum, and Kaʻahumanu Church blesses Wailuku’s High Street; but his specimens of island plants at the Bishop Museum, the roads he laid out, and his role in the education of Hawaiian women are hardly known.
Drawing heavily on letters and journals of the Baileys and their circle, Decker presents Edward and Caroline largely in their own words and those of their friends and neighbors. Detailed and vivid, Bailey’s words draw us into the world he helped shape, and share his hopes and his misgivings about those changes.
Other than his obituary, this biography is the first story to be written of the life of this humble, versatile, charming man.
ISBN 987-0-615-38615-7
LCCN 2010910216
hardcover
$34.95
Edward Bailey of Maui©
Copyright 2011 All rights reserved.
Available for the first time, fine giclée reproductions of six of Edward Bailey’s recently restored and most beautiful paintings! Available on fine art paper or canvas in the Museum Shop, they are the same size as the original paintings and come unframed. Call 244-3326 or e-mail baileyhousemuseum@clearwire.net for details or to order!

“Wailuku & Iao Valley”, 16in x 24in, $185

“Waikiki & Diamond Head”, 11.5in x 19.5in, $115

“Grass House at Olowalu”, 9in x12in, $60

“Wailuku Female Seminary”, 26in x 17.5in, $230

“Craters of Haleakala”, 21in x 14in, $155

“Maliko Gulch”,17in x 13in, $110
