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The Palace housed the office and residence of the Spanish Governor. It was destroyed in 1944 during the&nbsp;liberation of Guam, but portions of the foundation may still be seen.

Under the American administration, the Plaza was expanded to include a baseball field and badminton court. Today the Kiosko (bandstand) stands on&nbsp;what was once the baseball field. World War II brought more changes to the Plaza.&nbsp;

The Plaza de Espa&ntilde;a today continues to be the site for numerous social and civic functions, including the inauguration of the Governor of Guam &ndash; emphasizing its significance in Guam&#39;s history.

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Plaza de España