Puntan Dos Amåntes or the Two Lovers Point
Puntan Dos Amåntes or the Two Lovers Point Puntan Dos Amåntes or the Two Lovers Point is one of the most iconic locations on Guam,… Read More »Puntan Dos Amåntes or the Two Lovers Point
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A 19th century drawing of I Gima’Tåga or the House of Tåga on the island of Tinian.
A 19th century drawing of I Gima’Tåga or the House of Tåga on the island of Tinian. A 19th century drawing of I Gima’Tåga or… Read More »A 19th century drawing of I Gima’Tåga or the House of Tåga on the island of Tinian.
Påle’ Jesus Baza Duenas
Påle’ Jesus Baza Duenas in the center of this pre-World War II image, surrounded by members of his family. Påle’ Duenas was the second ever… Read More »Påle’ Jesus Baza Duenas
Legends about the “trongkon niyok” or coconut tree
Legends about the “trongkon niyok” or coconut tree As one of the most important plants in the life of all Pacific Islanders, the CHamoru people… Read More »Legends about the “trongkon niyok” or coconut tree
Belembaotuyan on Guam
Young man playing the bilembaotuyan P4684 We don’t know exactly how the belembaotuyan ended up on Guam, but it has been here for hundreds of… Read More »Belembaotuyan on Guam
1901 Petition Relating to the Permanent Government for the Island of Guam
1901 Petition Relating to Permanent Government for the Island of Guam When the US flag was first flown over Guam in 1898, after the island… Read More »1901 Petition Relating to the Permanent Government for the Island of Guam
UOG Guam Museum virtual tour seventh gallery
The Guam/Micronesia Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program and the Guam Museum The Guam/Micronesia Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program and the Guam Museum are collaborating to offer a… Read More »UOG Guam Museum virtual tour seventh gallery
Litekyan or Ritidian in northwestern Guam
Litekyan or Ritidian in northwestern Guam, is an cultural and ecological treasure. Not only does the area sport beautiful sandy beaches, it also contains a… Read More »Litekyan or Ritidian in northwestern Guam
Bunzo Minagawa & Gov Guerrero
Bunzo Minagawa & Gov Guerrero Following the end of the Japanese occupation of Guam in 1944, a number of Japanese soldiers refused to surrender and… Read More »Bunzo Minagawa & Gov Guerrero