Manila in the mail: Postcards as windows into American colonial rule
Ian Morley’s latest book, ‘Representations of American Imperialism in Picture Postcards of Manila, 1898–1946,’ offers novel way of understanding Philippine…
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Daily TribuneIan Morley’s latest book, ‘Representations of American Imperialism in Picture Postcards of Manila, 1898–1946,’ offers novel way of understanding Philippine…
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Sariaya’s stately Art Deco municipal hall has stood for nearly a century as a witness to the town’s history and transformation. Now poised for national…
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General Vito Belarmino, a revolutionary leader and local hero of Silang, Cavite, is brought into clearer historical view through a new publication that…
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Baisas was a pioneering Filipino entomologist whose landmark research on mosquitoes helped advance malaria control and protect generations of Filipinos.
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Beyond its familiar attractions, Tiaong, Quezon, holds a wealth of little-known heritage—from its historic church and monumental boundary arch to ancestral…
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Nearly 300 tour guides from across the Philippines gathered for the 13th National Tour Guides Convention and General Assembly.
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With a history dating back centuries, Biñan in Laguna takes pride in being a heritage city, richly endowed with cultural assets that span many forms. These…
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Our Heritage Homes is helping keep heritage houses alive by linking ancestral homes and heritage-led properties with travelers, while channeling part of the…
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Veteran culture and arts journalist Amadis Ma. Guerrero leaves behind a legacy of essays, books, criticism and reportage that helped preserve and illuminate…
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As part of the 13th Pulilan Mandala International Art Festival from 8 to 10 May, organizers Jefarca Arts and Historical Society Inc., together with the…
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