Anahola Landing, Kauai at Sunrise.
In 1899, Makee Sugar Co. built a landing at Anahola — also joined to Kealia by rail — where manager Fairchild reckoned that ships could tie at a pier while loading and unloading, but Anahola Landing proved to be less than ideal because it was open to heavy swells, making it sometimes impossible for large vessels to moor at its pier.
Anahola Landing was dismantled in 1914 and demolished in 1920, so that only its pier pilings remain today.
Anahola Landing, Kauai at Sunrise.
In 1899, Makee Sugar Co. built a landing at Anahola — also joined to Kealia by rail — where manager Fairchild reckoned that ships could tie at a pier while loading and unloading, but Anahola Landing proved to be less than ideal because it was open to heavy swells, making it sometimes impossible for large vessels to moor at its pier.
Anahola Landing was dismantled in 1914 and demolished in 1920, so that only its pier pilings remain today.