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Photography

Photography as an art form is relatively new on Guam. There have been visiting photographers on Guam since the early 1900s. However, the evolution of

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Guam Paradise Island
Art

Filmmaking

Though it is still relatively small, filmmaking is growing on Guam as both an art form and an industry. On an island that values story-telling,

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Marianas plain. Pottery Featured Image.
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Ceramics

Marianas archaeological studies indicate that, as a craft, an indigenous form of ceramics dates back to more than 3,000 years. Ancient Chamorros produced a variety

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Wood and tin houses located within a Guam village.
Architecture

Wood and Tin Houses

A precursor to the concrete typhoon proof pillbox style of buildings common to contemporary Guam were wood and tin homes. These simple homes were the

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Men of the 854th Aviation Engineers erect quonset huts to be used as hospital wards at North Field, Guam January 1945.
Architecture

Quonset Huts

A Quonset hut is a lightweight prefabricated structure of corrugated steel having a semicircular cross section. Following the retaking of Guam by the United States

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Typhoon Karen in 1962 destroyed many homes. Private developers brought in a pillbox style Kaiser Pre-Fab houses which dominated Guam's housing scene for many years. Jack Jones.
Architecture

Kaiser Pre-Fab Homes

The arrival of Supertyphoon Karen in 1962 launched a new chapter in the architectural evolution on Guam. With ninety percent of the buildings on the

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