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.
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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.
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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.
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