To'lai Acho
Archbishop Felixberto Flores Street, Hagåtña
Guam Museum (Department of Chamorro Affairs)
193 Chalan Santo Papa Juan Pablo Dos Hagåtña Guam 96910, 193 Chalan Santo Papa Juan Pablo Dos, Hagåtña
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193, Chalan Santo Papa Juan Pablo Dos, 96910, Hagåtña, GU Guam
Contacts phone: +1 671-989-4455
Website: www.guammuseum.org
Latitude: 13.4751692, Longitude: 144.7515995
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Raymond Herradura
::I am impressed. But just wondering about details.
R SN
::Beautiful interactive displays highlighting pre contact through Spanish, USA Naval period, Japanese occupation, WWII through Renaissance cultural period of modern Guam. Cafe sells light snacks, jewelry, local art, books, and museum souvenirs.
Hayan Dagu
::undeniably beautiful and we'll kept. just not that much to see
Allan Lifoifoi
::I love the new look and design. I also love the upgrades and technology they have in their newly opened permanent display. I also like the short movie they show in one of their museum. The place is very clean and the tour guides are very knowledgeable and kind and professional. All the other staffs including their security are very friendly and accommodating to all visitors. They always have a warm welcoming smile and island hospitality. I also love the cookies they have for sale in their in-house coffee shop. My family really enjoyed the visit to the museum. Thank you go out to the Guam museum staff and management. I highly recommend this visit to the museum to all those interested in the islands past during world war 2. Also to those who are interested in the island's culture traditions.
David García-Ramos Gallego
::Nice people working there, helpful and nice place to organize cultural events.