Sella Bay was a village known as Sidya prior to Spanish colonization What is today known as Sella Bay was a village known as Sidya… Read More »Sella Bay was a village known as Sidya prior to Spanish colonization
The Ko’ko’ or Guam Rail is endemic to Guam The Ko’ko’ or Guam Rail is endemic to Guam, meaning that originally it could only be… Read More »The Ko’ko’ or Guam Rail is endemic to Guam
Pre-World War II study of the CHamoru people titled “Guam and Its People” anthropologist Laura Thompson In her pre-World War II study of the CHamoru… Read More »Pre-World War II study of the CHamoru people titled “Guam and Its People”
In March 2021, the Juan Sebastian Elcano, a Spanish Naval training vessel visited Guam In March 2021, the Juan Sebastian Elcano, a Spanish Naval training… Read More »Spanish Naval Training Vessel Visited Guam tracing the path of Ferdinand Magellan
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Kao siña en ayuda ham? Can you help the Guam Museum? We are hoping to identify this church and if possible the family in the… Read More »Kao siña en ayuda ham? Can you help the Guam Museum?
Flora Baza: The Queen of Chamorro Music In 1982, singer Flora Baza Quan released the album “Flora Baza: The Queen of Chamorro Music.” It was… Read More »Flora Baza: The Queen of Chamorro Music
The scientific expedition of Louis de Freycinet visiting the Mariana Islands 204 years ago this month, the scientific expedition of Louis de Freycinet visited the… Read More »The scientific expedition of Louis de Freycinet
New additions to the Guam Museum collection More new additions to the Guam Museum collection, this time from an anonymous off-island donor. These cards show… Read More »New additions to the Guam Museum collection
An image from the early 1900s of the streets of Hagåtña, Guam’s capital. If you enjoy the work the Guam Museum is doing, consider making… Read More »The streets of Hagåtña from the 1900s