dlib.colo.hawaii.edu

This digital library explores the currency and commodities that sustained Lāhainā, a Maui town, during the time of the Kingdom of Hawai'i (1795-1893). Lāhainā, then known as the "Venice of the Pacific", was the capital of the Hawaiian Kingdom between the years 1802-1845. Travelers from around the globe voyaged to and through Lāhainā. This digital collection showcases the coins exchanged for commodities (primarily those of the whaling trade).

Digital library about color: color theory, color perception, nomenclature, color and language, color blindness, etc.

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Optical illusions trick the brain into seeing things in different ways or even seeing things that aren't there.

A history of childbirth spanning the last 500 years.

A digital collection of United States and United Kingdom war and victory gardens from World War I and II to the present.