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A concrete bell tower built in 1932 by Spanish Jesuits, the only element of Saipan's most prominent Catholic church to survive WWII bombardment, standing beside the site of the 1860 wood-frame church and next to today's Kristo Rai Church. National Register-listed in 1984.
Information source: National Register of Historic Places
Record updated: 11/9/2026 · Current access not independently verified
Beach Road, Garapan
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~133-acre park in Garapan honoring American and Marianas lives lost in the 1944 Marianas Campaign: Court of Honor and Flag Circle inscribed with 5,204 names, carillon bell tower, WWII museum/visitor center with the 22-minute film "An Island Called Saipan," mangrove boardwalk and a 1.2-mile scenic path. Entry free; grounds open 24 hours. Phone (670) 234-7207.
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~30 m sea cliff at Marpi (northern tip), where hundreds of Japanese/Okinawan civilians jumped in July 1944; memorials from Japan, Okinawa and Korea; Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko visited in 2005.
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Rises 800+ ft over the Marpi plain; peace memorial and memorials along the cliff edge; views to Bird Island; the Banadero Trail descends from here to the Last Command Post. Walkway/platform construction through summer 2027.
