History
Tusitala resided in Western Samoa the last five years of his life, built his home there at Vailima, above Apia, and is buried on top of Mount Vaea, a short distance directly above the house.
On 5 December 1994, one hundred years after the death and burial of RLS., The Robert Louis Stevenson Museum/Preservation Foundation dedicated the completely restored building of Vailima and opened it to the public as the Robert Louis Stevenson Museum.
RLS Collection
Donors of RLS-related materials and historical artifacts are actively solicited. RLS titles, especially rare and first editions are being collected currently.
Contact
In USA:
Jim Winegar, P.O. Box 842, Provo, UT 84604, USA
Tel: (+001)801-225-1929 | Fax +(001)801-225-5046.
In Samoa:
Leaupepe Latu Leaupepe, Samoa R.L.S. Museum at Vailima, P.O. Box 850, Apia, Western Samoa
Tel (685) 20 798 | Fax: (685) 25 428.
Images courtesy of the Samoa Robert Louis Stevenson Museum at Vailima
