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The nation is commemorating this year the 150th birth anniversary of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, affording historians a chance to sort out the controversies hounding the first president of Asia’s first republic.
The National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) recently opened a museum in San Juan dedicated to El Deposito, an important Spanish colonial reservoir which supplied clean water to Manila and its suburbs from 1882 to 1929.
Giving in to calls by heritage advocates, Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma has reversed himself on the planned demolition of the Patria de Cebu to make way for a commercial development.
A cockpit arena now stands at the site of the Spanish-era cemetery of Balaoan in La Union following its demolition last year.
The National Historical Commission of the Philipines (NHCP) has stopped the planned demolition of the 18th-century watchtower in Maasin City, Southern Leyte.
Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Secretary Mark Villar issued anew an order directing its regional and district offices and engineers to ensure the protection of heritage properties in various state-run infrastructure projects.
The Spanish-era Caloocan train station of the Manila-Dagupan Ferrocarril line was run over by a segment of the elevated Manila...
Of the 130 existing languages in the Philippines, close to 40 are considered endangered as speakers are only about 8,000 or less and are slowly diminishing since their mother tongues are no longer the language of choice and use, replaced by Filipino or in other areas, Ilocano and Sebwano.
Home to the famed albeit controversial heritage-themed resort of transplanted and reconstructed old houses, the town of Bagac, Bataan, becomes the center of this year’s National Arts Month celebrations in Luzon with a host of activities from visual arts to music, film, architecture.
