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                           The "House of 
                            Love," was built by Hawaiian Protestants in "commemoration 
                            of God's causing Lahaina to escape the smallpox, while 
                            it desolated Oahu in 1853, carrying off 5,0006,000 
                            of its population." Completed in 1858, it was 
                            used as a church and school, but by the early 1900s 
                            it fell into ruins. Maui County restored the structure 
                            in 1974.  
                           Next is the Buddhist 
                            Church of the Shingnon Sect. 
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