The governor's mansion can only visit its external environment. It is close to the state legislature. You can visit it together. It is more lively around. It is also good to go slowly. It is also a place with a tropical style.
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Posted: Jan 12, 2020
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cparissh
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You have to make an appointment before you can go in and visit. It seems that one day a week you can open public day. China's greening is very beautiful. We don't have an appointment. We can only look around outside. In fact, we don't need to come to see Hawaii specifically. It's better to spend time at the seaside.
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Posted: Aug 4, 2018
狮子国女王
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The Hawaiian Governor's residence, also known as Washington Palace or Little White House, was built in 1846 by U.S. Navy Colonel John Dominis, whose son, John Jr., took over Oahu Island and married the Hawaiian Princess and later Queen Liliu O'Carani, who has lived here for a long time. After that, the governors of all dynasties lived here. Now this is a museum.
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Posted: Dec 16, 2016
为爱痴狂qq
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The governor of Hawaii actually lives in such a beautiful place, it really seems to be in a paradise on earth, there are generally many, we don't know to go to the small story, as a tourist attraction, the price is still very high
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Posted: May 2, 2021
1981ch
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Washington Mansion, also known as Washington Mansion, is called this because of its similar appearance to the White House. The Governor's House of the Little White House is located on Beltania Street across the Hawaiian State Capitol. The Governor's Mansion of the Scenic Little White House is a two-storey building with white walls and grey roofs. There are three flags hanging above the main entrance, namely, the National Flag, the State Flag and the Governor's Flag.
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Posted: Apr 16, 2018
暖z暖
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The Hawaiian Governor's Mansion (Washington Palace), which represents the image of Hawaii, passes through the Beletanian Street where Congress is located. It used to be the mansion of 12 Hawaiian Governors. Lily uokalani, the last Queen of Hawaii in history, also lived here.