Guam Museum (Department of Chamorro Affairs) Review

Strictly speaking, the Guam Museum is not in the city of Agania, but in the suburb of Adilaporn, a small but rich museum located in a Spanish-style square that overlooks the other end of the ocean

The permanent exhibition opened about two weeks ago. My Saints team helped with the local producer Carla Flores film Origin, so I finally got the chance to see the exhibition. It really impressed me here! I am so proud of the work done by the museum team and community staff, so I visited here for two days. Be sure to come to the museum with family and friends! Those who have been to museums before but were disappointed by the limited number of exhibits at the time, now look at different exhibitions.

The small but rich museum on the outskirts of Guam is situated in a Spanish-style square, which overlooks the other end of the ocean. But to understand the history of Guam and the complete shape of Chamorro culture, you must visit this museum next to Highway 1, behind the Governor's House of Guam, which is small but rich in collections. The museum contains historical artifacts of the daily life of the Chamorro people, including canoes, traditional fishing equipment, hunting tools, handicrafts, portraits of Chief Chamorro, and experiences of resistance and slavery during the Spanish, American and Japanese rule. There is also a restoration map of how ancient Aboriginal people used Lati stone to build houses, and tourists can clearly know the function of Lati stone.

We visited guam national museum in early march 2023. it was great. staffs very freindly.

it was great. staff is very friendly. parking is all free. price is not expensive.

The Japanese attacked Guam that year, six officers from the US communications battalion set up deep in the mountains, one lived until the US counterattack landed. And recorded a lot of Japanese defense information. Legendary, he used candles and signal lights to contact the US military. Finally boarded the US fleet.