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| | Kapiolani Park |
 | | Kapiolani Park was dedicated on July 11, 1877 as Hawaii's first public park and has steadily remained one of the most enthusiastically patronized recreational facilities on Oahu. |
 | | This beautiful 170-acre park, named for the queen consort of King Kalakaua, was landscaped by Archibald Cleghorn, father of Princess Kaiulani, and originally included a racetrack and later, a polo field. |
 | | Kapiolani Park is a favorite of Hawaii's multi-ethnic population, a popular center for running, kite flying, a variety of ball games, picnicking, concerts, cultural events, and other community and family activities. |
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