Category: Saved Sites

  • Belgian Megaliths

    [Back to List of Saved Sites] This site was originally reported by John Palmer Gozée Menhir, Photo taken by & copyright by John Palmer    Location: Gozée Region of Wallonia, situated in the province Hainaut, Belgium Who Considers it Sacred? Druids, Pagans Significance: Between 6000 and 1000 BC, innumerable stone megalithic structures were built all…

  • Huialoha Congregational Church

    [Back to List of Saved Sacred Sites] Location: Kaupo district, the leeward side of the island of Maui, Hawaii, at a place called Mokulau Who Considers it Sacred? The residents of the East Maui village of Kaupo and town of Hana, along with visitors from throughout the world The Site was Saved from: Disrepair due…

  • Mary Ellen Pleasant Burial Site

    [Back to List of Saved Sacred Sites] Location: Tulocay Cemetery, Napa, California Who Considers it Sacred? The African American community of the San Francisco Bay Area considers this a sacred site for a forerunner of civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King. The Site was Saved From: Neglect, vandalism and lack of attention to her…

  • Kukaniloko Royal Birthing Stones

    [Back to List of Saved Sacred Sites] Location: Island of Oahu, near the town of Wahiawa, Hawaii Who Considers it Sacred? Native Hawaiians The Site was Saved From: Development, which included a 2007 proposal for an 18-hole golf course and 3,100 homes and a more recent proposal to build 50-70 homes with large lots dedicated…

  • McCloud River Watershed

    [Back to List of Saved Sacred Sites] The McCloud River Watershed encompasses Mount Shasta, Panther Meadow and its sacred spring, and Medicine Lake Highlands. Location: California, USA; the watershed ranges from Mount Shasta down to Shasta Lake Official Listing: The Upper McCloud River: California Wild & Scenic River Description: The watershed extends from the McCloud…

  • Moku’ula and Loko Mokuhinia (King Kamehameha III’s Royal Complex)

    [Back to List of Saved Sacred Sites] This is a copy of an original painting by Ed Kayton. It is based on archaeological and historical documentation. The Friends of Moku’ula are restoring the site based on these records. Location: Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii Official Listing: National Register of Historic Places, 1997; Hawaii State Register of Historic…