In February 1981, Pope John Paul II visited Guam as part of a trip that took him across Asia, including the first time a Pope… Read More »In February 1981 – Pope John Paul II visited Guam as part of a trip that took him across Asia
On August 21, 1969 Greg Duenas Perez set the world record for Pacific Blue Marlin, for catching this fish off the coast of Litekyan (Ritidian).… Read More »On August 21, 1969 Greg Duenas Perez set the world record for Pacific Blue Marlin, for catching this fish off the coast of Litekyan (Ritidian).
Hafa Adai! We invite you to the Guam Museum! Experience the opportunities available for local small businesses, arts, crafts, and food vendors while commencing Mes… Read More »Silebra I Kuttura-ta yan I Hinanao-ta – Celebrate Our Culture and Our Journey
A 1930 photograph of the front of the Governor’s Palace. The Governor’s Palace was the seat of colonial government in Guam under both the Spanish… Read More »A 1930 photograph of the front of the Governor’s Palace.
Women in pre-World War II Hagåtña wash clothes in the river. This image was taken by a German sailor who was part of the crew… Read More »Women in pre-World War II Hagåtña wash clothes in the river.
Selebra I Kutturata yan I Hinanaota (Celebrate our Culture and our Journey) Exhibitor Registration Form Guest Registration for Cultural Workshops Take the Tour Hafa Adai!… Read More »Selebra I Kutturata yan I Hinanaota (Celebrate our Culture and our Journey)
A young CHamoru man riding atop a karabao overlooking the southern village of Humåtak, Guam. Continue Exploring:
In August of 1742, British Privateer George Anson entered the Mariana Islands, and landed on the island of Tinian. In August of 1742, British Privateer… Read More »In August of 1742 British Privateer George Anson entered the Mariana Islands
Master Plateru “Goldsmith” Vicente Torres Aflague or “Tun Ben Katson” was born in 1898 to Vicente Flores Aflague and Maria Martinez Torres Vicente Torres Aflague… Read More »Master Plateru Goldsmith Vicente Torres Aflague or “Tun Ben Katson”
A pre-World War II street in Guam’s capital, Hagåtña. Continue Exploring: