Kemoo Farm started in 1909 as a pig farm north of Schofield Barracks, and later moved to its present location across from Macomb Gate. Properly pronounced "kay-moe-o" in Hawaiian, "Kemoo" means lizard or reptile. The farm expanded in 1919 to include a milk depot, and later added an ice cream parlor, coffee shop and market. The farm was discontinued in 1934 and a dining room added in 1935. In 1920, a young soldier by the name of Leo B Rodby took a part time job at the farm and in 1930 he bought controlling interest in the corporation. Today, Leo Rodby’s son still operates the business.
| 1. Div. Headquarters | 2. Richardson Pool | 3. Golf Course |
| 4. Horse Stables | 5. Kolekole Pass | 6. Post Cemetery |
| 7. Stockade | 8. Ralston Field | 9. Post Office |
| 10. Pineapple Limited | 11. Boxing Bowl | 12. Post Theater |
| 13. Chapel | 14. Soldiers Barracks | 15. Post Exchange |
| 16. Museum | 17. Officers Quarters | 18. Post Gates |
| 19. Kemoo Farms | 20. Officers Club | 21. Hospital |
