Adelup Point

Adelup Point is composed of Mariana limestone, specifically Quaternary reef facies.

[1] Prior to the Japanese invasion of Guam in 1941, the highest point on Adelup was the location of the "Atkins-Kroll house".

[7] In early 1945, the headquarters of the 5th Naval Construction Brigade under Commodore William O. Hiltabidle was located at Adelup.

[9] In March 2010, the 80 feet (24 m)-tall Latte of Freedom of opened at Adelup as a viewing platform over the adjacent waters.

Though greatly changed from its original concept, it is meant to embody the strength of CHamoru culture with the shape of the latte stone.

U.S. Marine Corps' 14th Defense Battalion overlooking the bombarded Adelup Point during the 1944 Battle of Guam
The Latte of Freedom at Adelup is 80 feet (24 m)-tall