An image of Talo’fo’fo’ bay from 1949
An image of Talo’fo’fo’ bay from 1949 An image of Talo’fo’fo’ bay from 1949. Prior to Spanish colonization, this bay was a hub for several… Read More »An image of Talo’fo’fo’ bay from 1949
An image of Talo’fo’fo’ bay from 1949 An image of Talo’fo’fo’ bay from 1949. Prior to Spanish colonization, this bay was a hub for several… Read More »An image of Talo’fo’fo’ bay from 1949
Prugråman Sinipok or Adult Chamoru Immersion Program Save the date – this year’s Prugråman Sinipok or Adult Chamoru Immersion Program is scheduled to take place… Read More »Prugråman Sinipok or Adult Chamoru Immersion Program
CHamoru families chenchulu fishing in Talofo’fo’ Bay
CHamorus in December 1944 CHamorus in December 1944, celebrating the first Christmas on Guam following the end of the World War II Japanese occupation of… Read More »CHamorus in December 1944
Image of Tumon Bay, overlooking John F. Kennedy High School towards Ypao Beach from the 1970s. Image of Tumon Bay, overlooking John F. Kennedy High… Read More »Image of Tumon Bay, overlooking John F. Kennedy High School towards Ypao Beach from the 1970s.
A postcard published in the 1950s featuring I Sengsong Humåtak (Umatac Village) The Guam Museum has thousands of postcards in its collection, each showing the… Read More »A postcard published in the 1950s featuring I Sengsong Humåtak (Umatac Village)
An image from the village of Songsong, Rota. An image from the village of Songsong, Rota during I Tiempon Aleman or the period when Germany… Read More »An image from the village of Songsong, Rota
A view of Marine Drive facing south towards Hagåtña in the 1950s A view of Marine Drive facing south towards Hagåtña in the 1950s. If… Read More »A view of Marine Drive facing south towards Hagåtña in the 1950s
CHamorus in December 1944 CHamorus in December 1944, celebrating the first Christmas on Guam following the end of the World War II Japanese occupation of… Read More »CHamorus in December 1944, celebrating the first Christmas on Guam following the end of the World War II Japanese occupation of Guam.
An unnamed CHamoru weaver from Guam prepares items woven using coconut leaves