A pre-World War II street in Guam’s capital, Hagåtña.
A pre-World War II street in Guam’s capital, Hagåtña. Continue Exploring:
A pre-World War II street in Guam’s capital, Hagåtña. Continue Exploring:
A hardworking karabao’s favorite place is in the såddok (river) or cooling fache’ (mud) or in the bañaderu or mud-hole. Continue Exploring:
Young CHamoru children attend their Primera Kumuñon or First Holy Communion in pre-World War II Guam. Young CHamoru children attend their Primera Kumuñon or First… Read More »Young CHamoru children attend their Primera Kumuñon
Young musicians in the late 1940s in the village of Agaña Heights. Biba Betnes! Gosa i finakpo’ simåna! Adios, esta ki otro simåna! Happy Friday!… Read More »Young musicians in the late 1940s in the village of Agaña Heights.
Haggan or Haggan betde in CHamoru is the Green Sea Turtle Although an endangered and protected species, you can still see haggan in Guam’s waters.… Read More »Haggan or Haggan betde in CHamoru is the Green Sea Turtle
Tun Frank “Cornbeef” Lizama (Familian Kondo) The week of October 19, 2021, the island lost one of its cultural masters, with the passing of Tun… Read More »Tun Frank “Cornbeef” Lizama (Familian Kondo)
A CHamoru farmer in a Guam pineapple field in the year 1931. Although piña or pineapple is best known for being a delicious fruit to… Read More »A CHamoru farmer in a Guam pineapple field in the year 1931.
“Ancient Chamorro Warriors” a painting by the late artist and cartoonist Greg Flores. “Ancient Chamorro Warriors” a painting by the late artist and cartoonist Greg… Read More »“Ancient Chamorro Warriors” a painting by the late artist and cartoonist Greg Flores
On Guam, Arbor Day has been celebrated since 1973 when Gov. Carlos G. Camacho passed Public Law 12-53. . Although the United States observes this… Read More »On Guam, Arbor Day has been celebrated since 1973