Hawai'is most politically detailed statue: Queen Lili'uokalani. She faces the capitol with the palace at her back. She holds Hawai'is history, proposed constitution, and farewell. With the crown on her head, she was Queen of hawai'i...1891...to 1917 as the statue says

Queen Lili'uokalani's statue stands as a powerful tribute to Hawai'i's history and political legacy. Facing the state capitol with the Iolani Palace at her back, she symbolizes the enduring spirit of the Hawaiian people. Holding in her hands the weight of Hawai'i's history, proposed constitution, and a heartfelt farewell, the statue embodies her reign from 1891 to 1917, a period marked by both cultural richness and political upheaval. Adorned with her crown, Queen Lili'uokalani is not just a figure of the past; she represents resilience, hope, and the quest for sovereignty. This statue invites visitors to reflect on her enduring impact and the ongoing journey of the Hawaiian Islands, making it a significant landmark for both locals and travelers alike.