“Guam – Perch of the China Clippers” Article
SummaryAn iconic photo of two CHamoru fishers from the article, “Guam – Perch of the China Clippers” that was part of the July 1938 issue
Summary
A CHamoru family in Yo’ña. Image is from sometime in the 1940s a few years after the end of the Japanese occupation of Guam.
A CHamoru family in Yo’ña
A CHamoru family in Yo’ña. Image is from sometime in the 1940s a few years after the end of the Japanese occupation of Guam.
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