Black and white photograph of a Chamoru nurse in front of the Red Cross Tent during the Guam Industrial Fair.

The CHamoru or Chamorro people are an indigenous people of the Mariana Islands.

Black and white photograph of young girls playing with a maypole with a band playing behind them at an unidentified fair or celebration in Guam.

This black and white panoramic photograph shows three men sitting in chairs, two of which are in military uniform. It is likely that the two men in uniform are M. G. Cook and Roy Campbell Smith, the naval governor of Guam. Standing behind them are 14 women and one man outside a building.

The reverse side of this photograph identifies this image as the Department of Education and includes all of the names of those pictured (although it is not clear if the names are listed in order). Listed on the reverse are Lieut. Cmdr. M. G. Cook, [Headquarters] Department, the Governor, [name illegible] Superintendent of Schools, followed by the signatures of the individuals standing.

Black and white photograph with a dunk tank in the center that has a sign "Duck the Cannibal" with a target beneath it. There is a crowd of people surrounding the dunk tank in Guam.

Black and white photograph of the first First Guam flag. This flag was flown at Guam Industrial Fair.

Black and white photographs of cows under a tent most likely used as their stable.

Black and white photograph of men in Guam at work at would could be a horse stable. There are a number of horses lined up under a tent with Guamanian men attending to them.

Black and white panoramic photograph of unidentified men, women, and children in Guam.

Black and white photograph of what appears to be a float in a parade in Guam. A man dressed as Uncle Sam is is driving a horse and wagon with Betsey Ross and others with an American flag.

Black and white photograph of men in indigenous clothing throwing spears at a fair in Guam.