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Harkness
Edward Harkness of New York donated more than half the cost of this building in 1932 for the original School of Nursing, and as a residence for nurses. It remains virtually unchanged in its appearance and is now home to many administrative offices.
Kinau Wing
Kinau was the name of King Kamehameha's stately mother. Built in 1945, it has housed a wide variety of patient services and units.
Kamehameha Wing
The first open heart surgery in Hawaii was performed in this wing, which was considered the most advanced surgical center in the state for over 30 years. It was constructed in 1954 and named for the co-founder of Queen's, King Kamehameha IV.
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