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Lujan House

The Lujan House was built by Jose P. Lujan in 1911, and is one of the few houses from this era standing today. Historians speculate that it was one of the first built on Guam with indoor plumbing. read more

Slave trader

William “Bully” Hayes was a slave trader and criminal who terrorized Micronesia for many years. José Pérez Cruz, a Chamorro lieutenant and the Hagåtña mayor, finally captured Hayes in his underwear. read more

Santa Marian Kamalen

Santa Marian Kamalen is the patron saint of Guam, and her 300-year-old statue is a revered icon. Every year thousands of Catholics honor her in a procession around Hagåtna. read more

Politics and Government

Subcategories:

  • Ancient Guam: Politics (5)
  • Spanish Era: Politics (3)
  • US Naval Era: Politics (16)
  • WWII/Japanese Era: Politics (4)
  • Post WWII Era: Politics (3)
  • Guamanian Era: Politics (6)
  • Contemporary Guam: Politics (6)


  • Entries:

    1. Adoption of “Guamanian”
    2. American Style Colonialism
    3. Captain Henry Glass
    4. Carlos Pangelinan Taitano
    5. Chamorros: A People Divided
    6. Congressman Antonio B. Won Pat
    7. Congressman Vicente “Ben” Garrido Blaz
    8. Democratic Party of Guam
    9. Earl Hancock “Pete” Ellis
    10. Early American Period has Profound Implications
    11. Francisco B. Leon Guerrero
    12. Governor Carlos Camacho
    13. Governor Henry Larsen
    14. Governor Joseph Flores
    15. Governor Juan Marina
    16. Governor Manuel Muro
    17. Governor Paul Calvo
    18. Governor Ricardo J. Bordallo
    19. Governor Willis W. Bradley
    20. Guam and Its Three Empires
    21. Guam Congress Walkout
    22. Guam Hymn / Fanohge Chamorro
    23. Guam Leaders from 1899-1904
    24. Guam Legislature
    25. Guam’s Early American Historical Overview
    26. Guam’s Political Status
    27. Guam’s Strategic Value
    28. History of Democracy on Guam
    29. Impact of Japanese Military Occupation of Guam
    30. Institute of Ethnic Affairs
    31. Japanese Military Administration of Guam
    32. Japanese Occupation of Guam
    33. Kepuha: Quipuha
    34. Maga’ håga: Highest Ranking Daughter
    35. Maga’ låhi: Highest Ranking Son
    36. Mampolitiku: Politics
    37. Manma’gas: Leaders
    38. Naval Era Governors of Guam
    39. Naval Executive Orders
    40. Partition of the Marianas
    41. Republican Party of Guam
    42. Spanish-American War
    43. Territorial Party of Guam
    44. US Navy War Crimes Trials on Guam
    45. William Safford

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