A presentation about land destruction; land corrupted during the war; land population of the Marshall Islands.

Dr. Marshall Weisour. 2003. 87 minutes. Color. Video #H32.

Guam land development, conservation on the island, and cultural preservation.

Historic Preservation staff. 1991. 26 minutes. Color. Video #H28.

Features archaeological investigations of artifacts on Guam.

Kathy Coulehan. 1989. 105 minutes. Color. Video #H31.

A discussion about the history & traditions of the Marshalls, including canoe sailing, land development, food preparation, songs, dances, etc.

Alele Museum. 1980s. 14 minutes. Color. Video #H40.

A discussion on the development of Palauan education & the protection of Palauan culture (Nov. 22, 2005).

Palau Cultural Center. 2005. 106 minutes. Color. Video #H36.

A discussion on Palau Cultural Affairs; the establishment of a comprehensive historical preservation program; and the maintenance of historical & cultural sites (Nov. 22, 2005).

Palau Cultural Center. 2005. 121 minutes. Color. Video #H37.

A discussion on education and economic development by members of the Palauan government, society & traditional leaders (Nov. 22, 2005).

Palau Cultural Center. 2005. 118 minutes. Color. Video #H34.

A discussion about the development of Palau community and the protection of their cultural & historical aspects (Nov. 22, 2005).

Palau Cultural Center. 2005. 69 minutes. Color. Video #H33.

The construction project of Guam Land Development.

Historic Preservation staff. 1991. 30 minutes. Color. Video #H30.

A two-part video on The Conception: the Lost Galleon of the Marianas; and War Stories Counter Attack.

Guam Cable TV Production. 1989. 95 minutes. Color. Video #H50.

Part 1 in Micronesia history series, this documentaryy shows the impact in early Spanish explorers, British Indiamen, whalers, beachcombers, missionaries, and copra traders on the islands and their people.

Micronesian Seminar Productions. 2007. 78 minutes. Color. Video #H45.

This video opens in 1885 with the contest between Spain & Germany for the possession of the islands. It highlights the Sokehs uprising on Pohnpei and concludes with the takeover by Japan. (Part 2 of the History of Micronesia).

History. Micronesian Seminar Productions. 2007. 70 minutes. Color. Video #H46.

This video, the third in the History of Micronesia video series, offers a close up view of the glory years under Japanese rule, 1920-40.(part 3 of the History of Micronesia series).

History. Micronesian Seminar Productions. 1920-40. 68 minutes. Color. Video #H47.

The first part of this video documents the preparations for war and the assault by the Allies on the islands. It traces the outlines of the reconstrcution of the islands under the US Navy & Interior Department. (Part 4 of the History of Micronesia)

History, WWII. Micronesian Seminar Productions. 1940-60. 90 minutes. Color. Video #H48.

This final segment in the History of Micronesia video series presents the final two decades of U.S. Administration (1960-1980), when change was the order of the day, and traces the path to self-rule.

History. Micronesian Seminar Productions. 2009. 87 minutes. Color. Video #H49.

A story of an elderly Marshallese Chieftain along with women and children going against the Pentagon in an attempt to reclaim their islands and to stop an on going missle testing.

History. Equitorial Films, Adam Horowitz. 1990. 60 minutes. Color. Video #H11.

Features the customs and traditions of the Ponapeans, especially the feasts celebrated to honor the "Great Spirit" - Nan Samol.

Paul Erhlich Film & Video Service. 1990. 11 minutes. Color. Video #H18.

Shows the way of living, culture, and changes after western influence took place for the people of Kiribati, Fiji and the Marshall Islands.

Film Australia. 1968. 90 minutes. Color. Video #H8.

Shows the way of living, culture and changes after western influence took place for the people of Kiribati, Fiji and the Marshall Islands.

Film Australia. 1968. 90 minutes. Color. Video #H9.

Features archaeology excavations done on 2 bridges in Guam, as well as dances/chants performed for the human remains found on both bridges.

Guam Historic Resources Division/Department of Parks & Recreation. 2003. 56 minutes. Color. Video #H19.