Washington Place’s stories center on Queen Liliʻuokalani returning to the home closely associated with her later life. Haunted Places records staff accounts of the queen seeming to inspect the house and grounds. The same submission describes a mysterious guide identified afterward as Governor Burns, though its historical chronology is plainly unreliable.
A brief community account submitted to Haunted Places describes a man with no visible face appearing in the mission’s bathrooms. No name, date or origin is supplied for the figure. The reported faceless apparition is the specific story attached to this active religious site.
At Honolulu’s ʻIolani Palace, storyteller Lopaka Kapanui has shared accounts of a figure at an upstairs window and music heard in quiet rooms. These publicly told stories accompany a place of enduring Hawaiian national significance. Visits should follow the palace’s cultural protocols and authorized museum arrangements.
The theater’s most welcoming reported visitor is a mistlike woman seen sitting among the audience seats or lingering onstage near closing time. Haunted Places describes her presence as friendly. Other accounts place shadow figures, voices and sudden cold areas on the lower levels, sometimes interpreting those figures as warriors associated with older battles.