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Historic sites in Guam

12 Guam dossiers sit on ground the record itself recognizes — registered, marked or preserved sites carrying a second file under the plaque. The history is the strong suit here: what the marker says, what the sources confirm and what the legend added afterward. Claims are reported, not endorsed.

12 dossiers0 counties covered58% open to visitorsFena Caves — deepest file

Also filed historic site:California49 New York36 Pennsylvania34 Florida29 Alaska25 Michigan18 Texas18 Arizona18

Other Guam shelves:natural sites7

Fena Caves

Caves associated with wartime civilian killings in the Fena area.

1 claim · 1 legend→

Plaza de España

Hagåtña, Guam

Spanish-governor palace plaza, shelled in 1944 and rebuilt as a memory site.

1 claim · 1 legend→

Asan Beach Unit

Former invasion beach with wartime remains and memorials.

Tinta Cave

Malesso’, Guam

Site associated with a July 1944 massacre of CHamoru civilians.

Faha massacre site

Malesso’, Guam

Site of a separate July 1944 massacre near Malesso’.

CHagui’an Memorial

Memorial at a site associated with 1944 civilian killings.

Hagåtña Tunnels

Hagåtña, Guam

Wartime tunnels in the cliff near Angel Santos Memorial Park.

Ga’an Point

Battlefield, occupation-era ruins, and memorial on Guam’s southern landing beach.

Apaca Point

Coastal Japanese defensive remains within the Agat Unit.

Asan Bay Overlook

Memorial overlooking a Guam invasion beach.

Fonte Plateau Unit

Battlefield plateau retaining a Japanese communications bunker.

Piti Guns Unit

Three coastal-defense guns preserved in their original emplacements.

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Record last amended October 2, 2026 · shelves recounted with the archive