Heritage Sites

Cetti Featured Image
Cetti
Fena Featured Image
Fena
Fort San Jose Featured Image
Fort San Jose
fort san luis
Fort San Luis
Fort Santa Agueda
Fort Santa Agueda
fort santiago
Fort Santiago
Fort Santo Angel
Fort Santo Angel
Soledad Cannons
Fort Soledad
The map of the Hagåtña Heritage Trail
Hagåtña Heritage Walking Trail
Haputo latte photo courtesy of Leslie Reynolds.
Haputo (Haputu)
Lujan House
Lujan House
In a rare photo of Manenggon in 1994, people are shown milling about the camp. The hardships of war and the occupation only served to intensify Guamanians' desire for a better future and for control of their own destiny. Photo courtesy of the Micronesian Area Research Center (MARC).
Manenggon/Pulantat
Pågat
Pågat
Pago Untalan-mortar-1
Pago (Pågu)
Ancient CHamoru Calendar in Ritidian (Litekyan) cave. Image from Chad Filipiak, 2012.
Ritidian (Litekyan)
The old San Dionisio is located in lot No. 163 formerly a property of the Roman Catholic Church, since it was acquired by the Naval Government of Guam on November 15, 1933.
San Dionisio Catholic Church, Humåtak
SMS Cormoran Memorial
SMS Cormoran II Memorial
Illustrations of Fort San Luis from the Micronesian Area Research Center (MARC) 1979 publication, Spanish Forts of Guam, by Yolanda Degadillo, MMB; Thomas B. McGrath, SJ; and Felicia Plaza, MMB.
Spanish Forts of Guam Overview
Sumay Village. Don Farrell collection.
Sumai (Sumay)
Examine Talofofo Latte. Guampedia photo
Talo'fo'fo
Tarague entry Figure 1. An Aerial View of Tarague – looking east from Mergagan Point to Tagua Point.
Tarague (Talågi)
Filamore Alcon and Jay Baza Pascua voluntarily clean the area around latte located north of Gokña, also known as Gun Beach.
The Fight to Keep Tumon Public
US Naval Cemetery
US Naval Cemetery
WWII Monuments Featured Image
WWII Monuments and Sites Map
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