Kalaupapa, Hawái

The former homes of those afflicted with Hansen’s disease still stand in Kalaupapa, now known as Kalaupapa National Park.

The visitation room at Kalaupapa settlement was built with social distancing in mind. Visitors were allowed on one side, patients on the other, separated by a table.

A cemetery sprawls outside St. Philomena Church, which was constructed between 1872 and 1889 by patients and Father Damien.

A fishing buoy hanging from a tree at Kalaupapa settlement is inscribed with a prayer in the Hawaiian language.

A fishing cabin on the bay was constructed by Mariano Reyes, who owned the only bar in the Kalaupapa settlement.

An aerial view takes in the Kalaupapa settlement on Molokai.

A bench looks out at the sea cliffs located on the northwest shore of Molokai, Hawaii. The cliffs form a natural barrier separating Kalaupapa peninsula from the rest of the island.