The stunning photography of Vic Consaga
SummaryThe Guam Museum Foundation is proud to highlight the stunning photography of Vic Consaga, now on display in our office for this quarter. His work
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Town House in Guam in the 1960s. The store was first opened by Ken Jones and Segundo Guerrero of J & G Enterprises in 1945.
An image of Town House in Guam in the 1960s
An image of Town House in Guam in the 1960s. The store was first opened by Ken Jones and Segundo Guerrero of J & G Enterprises in 1945. Throughout the 1950s and 1960s it was one of the largest retail businesses on the island. In 2001, after 56 years, the Hagåtña Town House closed its doors.
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Guam: History in Pictures
Siñot Joseph Arriola stopped by the Guam Museum to generously donate to our collection copies of historical Guam high school yearbooks.
The nasa, a trap made from split bamboo
SummaryTo catch freshwater shrimp, our ancestors created the nasa, a trap made from split bamboo. It was baited with coconut meat. As material such metal