More signs of the Christmas season and spirit around the Guam Museum, at the Plaza de España and Skinner Plaza. Please come and join us… Read More »More signs of the Christmas season and spirit around the Guam Museum
The Governor’s Holiday Light Festival here in our island’s capital of Hagåtña, beginning on Monday (12/5) at 6:30 pm with a Christmas lighting ceremony. See… Read More »The Governor’s Holiday Light Festival here in our island’s capital of Hagåtña
Marine Corps newspapers from World War II to the Guam Museum and Last week Julian and Dottie Briola donated several dozen Marine Corps newspapers from… Read More »Marine Corps newspapers from World War II to the Guam Museum
Young children attend their Primet Kumuñon or First Holy Communion at the Cathedral in Hagåtña. Young children attend their Primet Kumuñon or First Holy Communion… Read More »Primet Kumuñon or First Holy Communion at the Cathedral in Hagåtña
Two pre-World War II images of one of the village of Malesso’s most iconic locations, i kamapañåyun or the bell tower. Two pre-World War II… Read More »Two pre-World War II images of one of the village of Malesso
An image of Påle’ Jose Torres Palomo from 1913. Palomo was born on Guam in 1836 and later went on to attend seminary in the… Read More »An image of Påle’ Jose Torres Palomo from 1913.
The Guam Combat Patrol Although the fighting between the US and Japanese over Guam was declared over by August 1944, this did not mean the… Read More »The Guam Combat Patrol
1924 image of the San Antonio District of Hagåtña. In Guam, there are two seasons, Fañomåkan (dry season) and Fanuchånan (rainy season). As you might… Read More »Fañomåkan (dry season) and Fanuchånan (rainy season)
Tun Albert Tainatongo Topasña grew up in Humåtak in the 1930s learning subsistence skills in farming, fishing and hunting from his elders. He showed himself… Read More »Tun Albert Tainatongo Topasña grew up in Humåtak in the 1930s
Images of CHamorus on Guam from 1917 taken by a German sailor who was part of the crew of the SMS Cormoran. There are unfortunately… Read More »Images of CHamorus on Guam from 1917