TALAPAMANA Metro Manila

TLMM 28 October 2022

NUMERO SA TALAAN \| REGISTRY NUMBER	OPISYAL NA PANGALAN SA FILIPINO \| OFFICIAL FILIPINO NAME	OPISYAL NA PANGALAN \| OFFICIAL NAME	KARANIWANG PANGALAN \| COMMON NAME	REHIYON \| REGION	LUNGSOD O BAYAN \| CITY OR MUNICIPALITY	LALAWIGAN \| PROVINCE	DEKLARASYON/PAG-UURI \| DECLARATION/CLASSIFICATION	PAGSASALARAWAN \| DESCRIPTION

	Gusali ng Manufacturers Bank and Trust Company	Manufacturers Bank and Trust Company Building	MBI Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusali ng Philippine Bank of Commerce	Philippine Bank of Commerce Building	BDO Plaza Sta. Cruz Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Pangunahing Lagusan ng Pamantasang José Rizal \| Palatandaan ni Vicente Fabella y Fernandez (1891–1959)	José Rizal University Main Gate \| Vicente Fabella y Fernandez (1891–1959) Marker	JRU Main Gate	National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Vicente Fabella y Fernandez (1891–1959) Ipinanganak sa Pagsanjan, Laguna, 7 Mayo 1891; nagtapos ng Batsilyer sa Sining, Pamantasan ng Pilipinas, 1912; Batsilyer sa Pilosopiya, University of Chicago, 1915; Diploma sa Pangangalakal, Northwestern University, 1915; kauna-unahang naging Pilipinong kontador publikong sertipikado (CPA), noong pumasa sa pagsusulit sa Wisconsin, USA, 1915; itinatag ang Vicente Fabella and Company, 1916 at ang Far Eastern College, 1919 (naging Jose Rizal College, 1922); naging kasangkapan sa pagpapatibay ng Batas Kontador, 1923; kinatawan sa Ikaapat na Pandaigdig na Kongreso sa Kontadurya, London, 1923; kagawad sa Komisyon ng Pagsusuri ng Central Bank, 1955; isa sa mga lumagda sa Kasunduan ng Hapon at Pilipinas ukol sa Reparasyon, 1956; namatay 14 Pebrero 1959. Year Unveiled: 1991
	Liwasang Santa Teresita \| Palatandaan ng Disyembre 8, 1964	Plaza Santa Teresita \| Disyembre 8, 1964 Marker	Bonifacio Park	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Disyembre 8, 1964 Matamis na alaala ng mga anak-pawis sa Ama ng Kilusan sa Paggawa, Isabelo de los Reyes. Nagtatag ng unang kapisanan sa paggawa noong Pebrero 2, 1902, sa Sine Variadades sa Daang Sulukan, Sampalok, Maynila. Naging Konsehal, at Senador. Anak ng makatang si Leona Florentino, si Isabelo de los Reyes, ay ipinanganak sa Vigan, Ilocos Sur, noong Hulyo 7, 1864. Namatay noong Oktubre 10, 1938. Year Unveiled: 1964
	Unang Pook na Pinaglibingan sa mga Magulang ni José Rizal	First Burial Site of José Rizal's Parents		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Francisco Mercado Rizal (11 May 1818 – 5 January 1898) and Teodora Alonso (8 November 1826 – 16 August 1911), parents of Jose Rizal, are interred in this Mausoleum. Year Unveiled: 1961
	"Kung saan naratay si Marcos"	"Where Marcos was confined"		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: "Where Marcos Was Confined" In this room in August, 1943 Ferdinand E. Marcos now President of the Philippines was confined for medical treatment for illness contracted in the service of Armed Forces of the Philippines during World War II.
	1322 Roxas Boulevard	1322 Roxas Boulevard		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	1906 Abenida Taft \| Palatandaan ni Honoria Acosta Sison	1906 Taft Avenue \| Honoria Acosta Sison Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Honoria Acosta Sison Unang babaeng doktor na Pilipino, siyentipiko at nanguna sa pananaliksik sa obstetrisya. Isinilang sa Calasiao, Pangasinan, Disyembre 30, 1888. Nagkamit ng titulong Doktor sa Medisina, Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, Estados Unidos, 1909. Ginawaran ng titulong Doktor sa Agham, Philippine Women’s University, 1940 at Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, 1950, kapwa honoris causa. Nagtatag at unang pangulo ng Asociacion de Damas de Filipinas at ng Philippine Obstetrical and Gynecological Society; kagawad, Philippine National Research Council at Philippine Historical Society; at isa sa mga nagtatag at unang pangalawang pangulo ng Philippine Academy of Science and Humanities. Tumanggap ng mga Medalyang Pampangulo para sa kanyang mga pananaliksik sa panggagamot, 1951 at Gawad Pampangulo dahil sa kanyang kontribusyon sa Kilusang Kababaihan ng Pilipinas, 1955. Itinalagang professor emeritus sa obstetrisya at hinekolohiya ng Lupon ng mga Rehente ng University of the Philippines, 1955. Namatay, 1970. Date Unveiled: December 20, 1988
	2875 Abenida Rizal \| Palatandaan ni Honorio Lopez	2875 Rizal Avenue \| Honorio Lopez Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Honorio Lopez (1875–1958) Mamamahayag, mandudula, tagalathala, propagandista at isa sa pinakabatang tenyente koronel ng impanteriya ng Hukbong Panghimagsikan ng Pilipinas. Ipinanganak, Disyembre 30, 1875 Sta. Cruz, Maynila. Nagkamit ng Batsilyer sa mga Sining, San Juan de Letran; Agronomiya, Instituto Filipino at Batsilyer sa mga Batas, Academia de Jurisprudencia ng Colegio de Filipino, 1908. Sumapi sa Himagsikan bilang sarhento; naging ayuda de kampo ni Heneral Artemio Ricarte at pagkaraan, tenyente koronel sa ilalim ni Heneral Mariano Trias. Tagapagtatag, Academia Tagala. Unang naglathala ng kalendaryong Tagalog, ang Dimasalang: Kalendaryong Tagalog ni Honorio Lopez. Tagapagtatag, unang kumpanya ng mga sarswelang Tagalog. Patnugot, seksyong Tagalog ng mga pahayagang Libre la Patria at La Consolidacion. Nahalal na konsehal ng Maynila 1916. Katulong na teknikal nina Pangulong Ramon Magsaysay at Carlos P. Garcia. Namatay, Hulyo 3, 1958. Date Unveiled: September 2, 1991
	327 College Road \| Palatandaan ni Eduardo A. Quisumbing (1895-1986)	327 College Road \| Eduardo A. Quisumbing (1895-1986) Marker		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Eduardo A. Quisumbing (1895–1986) Taksonomista, orkidolohista, akademista at edukador. Ipinanganak sa Sta. Cruz, Laguna, Nobyembre 24, 1895. Nagkamit ng mga titulong Batsilyer sa Agrikultura, U.P. Los Baños 1918, M.S., 1921, at Ph.D., 1923, pawang magna cum laude, Universidad ng Chicago. Kamay-akda ni Dr. Elmer D. Merrill sa mga lathala tungkol sa mga halaman sa Pilipinas at ni Prop. Oakes Ames sa "New or Noteworthy Philippine Orchids," (1931–1936) at sa "Naming of Orchids," 1970. Awtor ng Medicinal Plants in the Philippines, 1970. Puno, Dibisyon ng Botanika, Kawanihan ng Siyensiya, 1933, at Museo ng Kasaysayan Pangkalikasan, 1940–1945, at unang direktor ng Pambansang Museo, 1947–1962. Propesor ng botanika, U.P., U.S.T. at U.E. at puno rin ng hortikultura, Araneta University. Tanging Asiatikong nagkamit ng "Midalyang Ginto" ng American Orchid Society, 1969. Opisyal na kinatawan sa ibat-ibang kongresong pandaigdig. Tumanggap ng Gawad na Pambansang Siyentipiko, 1980. Namatay sa Quezon City, Agosto 23, 1986 Date Unveiled: November 24, 1986
	3S Center-Polo	3S Center-Polo		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela	Site of Old Municipal Hall
	619 Daang Estraude \| Palatandaan ng Tahanan ng Kinamatayan ng Ama ni Rizal	619 Estraude Street \| Tahanan ng Kinamatayan ng Ama ni Rizal Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	785 Daang Nicanor B. Padilla \| Palatandaan ni Sabino B. Padilla	785 Nicanor B. Padilla Street \| Sabino B. Padilla Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Sabino B. Padilla (1894–1986) Ipinanganak, Agosto 21, 1894, San Miguel, Maynila. Nagkamit ng titulong Batsilyer sa Sining, Ateneo de Manila, 1911; Batsilyer sa Batas, University of the Philippines, 1915; nagpakadalubhasa sa batas, Columbia University, New York, 1917. Ginawaran ng Doctor in Jure Civile, University of Santo Tomas, 1937; Doktorado sa Batas, University of Manila, 1969. Humawak ng matataas na katungkulan sa pamahalaan, kabilang ang pagiging Attorney General, 1919; auxiliary judge, CFI–Jolo, Sulu, 1929; district judge, CFI–Nueva Ecija, 1933; presiding judge CFI–3rd Branch Manila, 1936; naging Katulong na Mahistrado ng Hukuman ng Paghahabol at Kataas-taasang Hukuman ng Pilipinas, 1946; Kalihim ng Kagawaran ng Katarungan, 1948; muling naglingkod sa Korte Suprema bilang Katulong na Mahistrado, 1948–1964. Pangulo, Asociacion de los Veteranos de la Revoluccion, 1962–1986. Tumanggap ng maraming gawad at karangalan sa loob at labas ng bansa, natatangi rito ang Legion of Honor na may Ranggong Komander mula kay Pangulong Diosdado Macapagal, 1964. Namatay, Hunyo 15, 1986. Date Unveiled: August 20, 1994
	Abenida Quezon	Quezon Avenue		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Abenida Tomas Morato	Tomas Morato Avenue		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Acropolis Manila	Acropolis Manila		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Acropolis Tower	Acropolis Tower		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	ACT Towers	ACT Towers		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Act Tower is a 15 storey building with a typical floor plate of 605sq.m per floor. (Source: http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Afable Apartments	Afable Apartments		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Akademiya ng San Jose	Saint John's Academy		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	St. John's Academy is a small school that started as a big dream of seven Marquez sisters who were all educated to be teachers. The school is located on a one-hectare lot on Valenzuela Street (now Jose Gil Street), in the residential hub of San Juan town. It is not named after St. John the Baptist which explains why it is a non-sectarian school. Since it was going to be put up in San Juan and the Marquezes all resided here, they thought that the English name for the town would do, so St. John's was it.
	Aklatan ng Miguel de Benavides \| Palatandaan ng Unang Limbagan sa Pilipinas	Miguel de Benavides Library \| Ang Unang Limbagan sa Pilipinas Marker	UST Press; University of Santo Tomas Publishing House; UST Library; UST Miguel de Benavides Library	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Unang Limbagan sa Pilipinas Isa sa lalong pinakamatanda sa daigdig. Itinatag ng mga Pareng Dominiko, sa tulong ng mga nagbinyagang Insik at Pilipino, sa kumbento ng Binundok. Unang nilimbag na paukit sa kahoy: Doctrina Cristiana, Kastila't Insik at Kastila't Tagalog, 1593. Unang limbag sa titik: Excelencias del Rosario, 1602. Pagkalipat sa pagamutan San Gabriel ay lumimbag dito noong 1622-1623 ng mga aklat sa wikang Kastila at Hapon. Inilipat sa Pamantasan ng Sto. Tomas, sa Intramuros, noong 1625. Natatag na patuluyan sa gusaling ito noong 1940. Year Unveiled: 1943
	Aklatang Filipinas Heritage (Tore Nielsen)	Filipinas Heritage Library (Nielsen Tower)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Alaala sa Thomasites	In Memoriam Thomasites	Libingan ng mga Thomasites; USS Thomas Group Educators	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	The Thomasites were a group of 600 American teachers who travelled from the United States to the newly annexed territory of the Philippines on the transport ship USS Thomas. Part of their mission was to build classrooms in every place where they were assigned. American soldiers had stopped teaching only after the Thomasites landed to the Philippines in June 1901. ______ Marker Text: In Memoriam – Thomasites Dedicated to the memory of the American school teachers whose mortal remains lie beneath this hallowed ground known as the American Little Teachers Plot and those others who rest in unknown and unmarked graves in various parts of the country, as a token of the Filipino peoples esteem of their dedications and self-sacrifices. The first group of American teachers numbering about 48 arrived in the Philippines on board the SS Sheridan in July 1901. The succeeding 540 educators arrived on August 21, 1901 on SS Thomas leaving behind their homes and family and worked tirelessly for the education of the Filipino people and the improvement of the educational system in the country. Date Unveiled: August 21, 1995
	Altar ng Ika-13 na Pandaigdigang Kongresong Eukaristiko	XXXIII International Eucharistic Congress Altar (1937)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Amatyur na himpilan ng radyo ni Dr. Alejandro Legarda, silid hintayan ng mga pasyente at hagdan patungo sa kusina	Dr. Alejandro Legarda's amateur radio station, patients' waiting room and stairs to the kitchen		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Amoranto Stadium	Amoranto Stadium		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	The Amoranto Sports Complex is a 5.8-hectare sports complex built in 1966 at the cost of P2-million. Named after Norberto Amoranto, the longest-serving mayor of the city, the sports complex recently underwent significant renovation and modernization of facilities. (Source: http://quezoncity.gov.ph/index.php/lifestyle-in-city/sports-and-fitness)
	Ampiteatro ng Liwasang Rizal	Rizal Park Amphitheater		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Ampiteatro, Liwasang Rizal	Open-air Amphitheatre, Rizal Park		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Andrea North	Andrea North	Andrea North Tower	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Ang Akwaryum	Ang Akwaryum	Aquarium	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Akwaryum Ang hugis bagong buwan ay dinibuho ni Inhinyero Miguel Antonio Gomez bilang bahagi ng tanggulan ng Maynila at natapos noong 1771. Dahil sa kinalalagyan ngayon ng Bagumbayan kaya't pinanganlang "Revellin" ng Bagumbayan. Noong 1780, ang Puerta Real ay inilipat sa pagitan ng mga Kutang San Andres at San Diego, buhat sa dakong timog ng Daang Palacio, na naging Daang Heneral Luna. Sapagka't ang daang patungong Puerta Real ay naglalagos sa ilalim ng hugis bagong buwan, kaya't ang dating "Revellin" ng Bagumbayan ay pinalitan ng "Revellin” ng Puerta Real. Noong 1902, ang moog ng lungsod ay binuksan sa dakong timog ng Daang Heneral Luna at ang Puerta Real ay ipininid. Nagkaroon ng mga pagbabago at ito'y ginawang Akwaryum. Nawasak ang bahagi ng Akwaryum at "Revellin” noong Pebrero 1945 nang maghamok ang mga Amerikano at Hapon. Muling niyari ang Akwaryum noong Pebrero 1968 sa pagsisikap ng Zonta Club ng Maynila.
	Ang Alexandra Condominium	The Alexandra Condominium		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Unlike other housing developments, the most unqiue feature of The Alexandra is the manner in which the buidlings are positioned. I.P. Santos was responsible for the site planning, sensitively placing each building in such a way that allowed each building privacy space. He first carefully studied the circulation of cars and people as it was important that no congestion happened along the rouute.. Deviating from the usual grid-like layout of residential condominiums, he chose something more free-form. He exploited the organic fluid line in the main paved road to connect the whole site. He allowed small independend devitations from the main road to curve and swirl into circular rotundas, around cl-de-sacs and bike paths that interconnected all the clusters. (Source: The landscape architecture of Ildefonso P. Santos)
	Ang Alexis	The Alexis		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Ang Aristocrat	The Aristocrat	The Aristocrat Restaurant	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: The Aristocrat Nagsimula sa isang lumang sasakyang ginamit ni Engracia Cruz-Reyes o Aling Asiang bilang tindahan ng meryenda na lumilibot sa Luneta at iba pang kalapit pook sa Maynila, Hulyo 1936. Dito itinatag ang unang gusaling kinilalang The Admiral Dewey at kinalauna’y pinangalanang The Aristocrat, 1939. Isa sa mga tanyag na kainang nagtampok ng mga lutuing Pilipino. Date Unveiled: July 4, 2013
	Ang Bahay ni Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez	Ang Bahay ni Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Bahay ni Eulogio “Amang” Rodriguez Itinayo noong 1951 dito sa Daang Salud, Lungsod ng Pasay. Dito nanirahan si "Amang" mula nang maging Pangulo ng Senado noong 1952 hanggang siya'y mamatay noong Disyembre 9, 1964. Si "Amang" Rodriguez ay naging Alkalde ng Montalban, 1909–1916; Gobernador ng Rizal, 1916–1919 at 1922–1923; Kinatawan ng Rizal, 1925–1928 at 1931–1934; Alkalde ng Maynila, 1923 at 1940–1941; Kalihim ng Kagawaran ng Pagsasaka at Komersiyo, 1934–1939; at Senador ng Pilipinas, 1941–1964. Date Unveiled: December 9, 1983
	Ang Batang Emilio Jacinto	The Young Emilio Jacinto	Emilio Jacinto	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	It depicts the early years of the young Emilio Jacinto who is considered a hero.
	Ang Buhay Parisyano ni Juan Luna	The Parisian Life by Juan Luna	Parisian Life	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Interior d'un Café (Parisian Life) by Juan Luna y Novicio (1857-1899) was exhibited in 1904 at the St Louis Exposition (World's Fair) and was acquired by the GSIS in 2002 at Christie's in Hong Kong. Luna completed the painting in Paris before he returned to his home country to join the Philippines’ Propaganda Movement. (Source: National Museum)
	Ang Bulwagang Pulungan ng Senado ng Pilipinas	The Session Hall of the Senate of the Philippines Historical Landmark		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	Renovation by Architect Locsin. _____ Marker Text: The Session Hall of the Senate of the Philippines The Senate of the Philippines, created by Act of the United States Congress on August 29, 1916, was inaugurated at the Intendencia Building in Intramuros, Manila on October 16, 1916. The Senate has been the fount of significant legislations throughout its history as the Upper Chamber of the All-Filipino Legislature. Although the Chamber’s offices have been moved to various locations due to conditions of war and political change, the Senators have consistently enacted laws in the national interets. The Senate has held its sessions in this historic hall since 1926. Date Unveiled: October 16, 1996
	Ang Dambana ni Melchora (Tandang Sora) Aquino, 6 Enero 1812 - 19 Pebrero 1919 \| Himlayan ng mga Labi ni Melchora "Tandang Sora" Aquino	Ang Dambana ni Melchora (Tandang Sora) Aquino, 6 Enero 1812 - 19 Pebrero 1919 \| Resting Place of the Remains of Melchora "Tandang Sora" Aquino	Tandang Sora National Shrine; Ang Dambana ni Melchora Aquino	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	National Shrine, NHCP; Registered Property, Quezon City	Marker Text: Ang Dambana ni Melchora (Tandang Sora) Aquino (6 Enero 1812–19 Pebrero 1919) Dito inilipat ang mga labi ni Melchora Aquino mula sa Himlayang Pilipino bilang paggunita sa ika-200 taong anibersaryo ng kanyang kapanganakan, 6 Enero 2012. Ipinahayag na Pambansang Dambana sa bisa ng NHCP Board Resolution Blg. 4, 24 Enero 2012. Date Unveiled: March 3, 2012
	Ang Espedisyong Balmis	Ang Espedisyong Balmis		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	Marker Text: Ang Espedisyong Balmis Binuo sa panahon ni Haring Carlos IV noong 1 Setyembre 1803. Ang espedisyong pinamunuan ng doktor na si Francisco de Balmis ang nagpasimula ng bakuna laban sa bulutong sa mga kolonya ng Espanya. Naglayag ang Espedisyong Balmis mulang La Coruña, Espanya noong 30 Nobyembre 1803 at dumating sa Filipinas kasama ang dalawampu't limang batang Mehikanong taglay ang bakuna noong 15 Abril 1805. Bilang pagtanaw ng utang-na-loob sa dulot na pansagip laban sa salot ng bulutong, isang bantayog ni Haring Carlos ang ipinatayo at inihandog ng Lungsod ng Maynila sa Intramuros noong 1824. Date Unveiled: April 15, 2004
	Ang Gusali ng Punong Himpilan sa Pagsasanay Militar ng Mamamayan sa Metropolitan Manila	Ang Gusali ng Punong Himpilan sa Pagsasanay Militar ng Mamamayan sa Metropolitan Manila		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Gusali ng Punong Himpilan sa Pagsasanay Militar ng Mamamayan sa Metropolitan Manila Itinayo ng mga Amerikano sa kanilang mga hukbo, ang gusaling ito ang punonghimpilan ng Departamento ng Pilipinas, Hukbo ng Estados Unidos sa pamumuno ni Hen. Douglas MacArthur, 1928-1930. Nasa ilalim ng Departamentong ito ang 45th at 57th Philippine Scouts, 31st Infantry, Harbor Defense Forces of Manila at ang 26th Cavalry sa Kuta Stotsenberg, Pampanga. Kilalang mga mahahalagang tagapagtanggol ng Pilipinas noong panahon ng pananakop ng mga Hapones. Sa paghihiwalay ng Hukbong Katihan ng Pilipinas sa pamamahala ng pinuno ng slp, ito'y naging punonghimpilan ng hkp noong 1957 at ng Philippine Defense Forces kasama ang Eastern Region Field Forces ng Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, 1968-1970. Ginamit bilang punonghimpilan ng pagsasanay militar ng mamamayan sa Metropolitan Manila simula noong 1916.
	Ang Kamara ng Komersyo ng Pilipinas	Ang Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines Foundation, Inc.	Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands; CCPI	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: The Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands Founded as the Camara de Comercio de Manila to promote commerce and industry in the country, 9 April 1886. Reestablished and registered as a corporation of the Camara de Comercio Filipina, 1903; Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands, 1919; Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines, 1946; Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines Foundation Inc., 1979; Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands, 2011. Present building constructed following the design of Juan Arellano, 1937. Year Unveiled: 2014 _____ Ang Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands Itinatag bilang Camara de Comercio de Manila, 9 Abril 1886 upang mapaunlad ang komersyo at industriya sa bansa. Muling itinatag at itinala bilang korporasyon ng Camara de Comercio Filipina, 1903; Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands, 1919; Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines, 1946; Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines Foundation Inc., 1979; Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands, 2011. Itinayo ang kasalukuyang gusali na idinisenyo ni Juan Arellano, 1937. Year Unveiled: 2014 _____ La Cámara de Comercio de las Islas Filipinas Fundada como la Cámara de Comercio de Manila con el fin de promover el comercio y la industria en el país, 9 de Abril de 1886. Establecida de nuevo y registrada como la de Cámara de Comercio Filipina, 1903; Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands, 1919; Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines, 1946; Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines Foundation Inc., 1979; Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands, 2011. El actual edificio fue construido segun lo diseñado por Juan Arellano, 1937. Year Unveiled: 2014
	Ang Labanan sa Pinaglabanan	Ang Labanan sa Pinaglabanan		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Labanan sa Pinaglabanan Sa pook na ito naganap ang makasaysayang labanan ng mga Filipino at Kastila noong 30 Agosto 1896. Dito unang sumalakay ang mga Katipunero sa pamumuno nina Andres Bonifacio at Emilio Jacinto. Sa labanang ito na kinasawian ng 153 Katipunero, ipinakilala na handa silang mag-alay ng kanilang buhay alang-alang sa kalayaan ng Inang Bayan.
	Ang Makati Tuscany	The Makati Tuscany		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The Makati Tuscany Condominium is located in the center of Makati City along Ayala Avenue near Makati Avenue and close to the Manila Penisula and Shangri-La Hotels. Within easy reach are the Glorietta and Greenbelt shopping malls, mass railway transit , churches, museums, hospitals, banks, cinemas and many restaurants. The Makati Tuscany has 26 floors of residential units facing either Ayala Avenue or overlooking Urdeneta Village and ranging in size from 55 sqm. to 305 sqm. Facilties include resident and guest parking, swimming pools for adults and children; a jacuzzi pool and sauna and a playground and party deck. A gymnasium and social hall are on the top floor. (Source:http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Ang Pag-unlad ng Medisina sa Pilipinas ni Carlos V. Francisco	The Progress of Medicine in the Philippines by Carlos V. Francisco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Progress of Medicine in the Philippines is a set of four large paintings by National Artist Carlos “Botong” V. Francisco (1912-1969). They were specially commissioned for the entrance hall of the Philippine General Hospital in 1953. Declared a National Cultural Treasure in 2011, these important works are on indefinite loan to the National Museum by the University of the Philippines to secure their preservation for future generations. (Source: National Museum)
	Ang Pampangulong Kotse ng Tren	Ang Pampangulong Kotse ng Tren		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Pampangulong Kotse ng Tren Ipinagawa ng Manila Railroad Company (ngayo'y Philippine National Railways) para sa punong tagapagpaganap ng bansa sa Metropolitan Wagon and Finance Co., Ltd. Sa Birmingham, Inglatera noong 1913. Ginamit na sasakyan ng Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon nang makipagtalakayan sa mga pinuno ng pamahalaan tungkol sa mga isyung pambansa bago mag-Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig at ng sumunod na mga pangulo nang opisyal na dumalaw sa mga lalawigan sa Hilaga at Timog Luzon; gayundin ng ilang matataas na pinuno ng ibang bansa tulad nina Prinsipe Akihito at Prinsesa Michiko ng Hapon, Haring Bhumibol Adulyadej at Reyna Sirikit ng Thailand at Hen. at Gng. Douglas MacArthur. Huling sumakay ang Pangulong Carlos P. Garcia pasinayaan ang bayan ng Lucena bilang lungsod noong 1961.
	Ang Playboy Cub/ Silahis International Hotel	The Playboy Cub/ Silahis International Hotel	Silahis Hotel	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Ang Pook na Kinatatayuan ng Unang Seminaryong Diyosesano ng Pilipinas	Ang Pook na Kinatatayuan ng Unang Diyosesano ng Pilipinas \| Plaza Willard		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Pook na Kinatatayuan ng Unang Seminaryong Diyosesano ng Pilipinas Unang itinatag sa bisa ng dekreto ng Haring Felipe V na ipinalabas noong Abril 28, 1702 bilang seminaryong konsilyar na kaugnay ng Simbahang Metropolitan ng Maynila para sa walong katutubong seminarista. Ang seminaryo ay ipinatayo sa pamamahala ng Gobernador Heneral Domingo Zabalburu de Echavarri (1701–1709) at Don Diego Camacho y Avila, Arsobispo ng Maynila (1697–1706), sa dating tirahan ni Don Manuel Suarez de Oliveira sa likod ng Palasyo ng Gobernador Heneral subalit inilipat sa tapat ng Palasyo ng Arsobispo na pinagpagawaan ng isang malaking gusali. Ang seminaryo na pinangalang Real Colegio Seminario de San Clemente sa karangalan ng Papa Clemente XI ay pinasinayaan noong 1705 at ginamit ng 80 mag-aaral kabilang na yaong nagbuhat sa ibang mga bansa sa Asya. Ipinasara ng hari noong 1706 dahil sa paglabag sa mga itinatadhana ng kanyang Dekreto ng 1702. Binigyan ng bagong pangalang Seminario de San Felipe noong Disyembre 31, 1712. Ang seminaryong ito ang pinagsimulan ng kasalukuyang Seminaryong Diyosesano ng San Carlos ng Arkidiyosesis ng Maynila. Inalisan ng tabing noong yubileo ng mga seminarista, Setyembre 23, 2000. Date Unveiled: September 23, 2000
	Ang Renacimiento	Site of El Renacimiento \| El Renacimiento Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: El Renacimiento Sa pook na ito itinatag ni Martin Ocampo ang makabayang pahayagang El Renacimiento na ang unang bilang ay lumabas noong Setyembre 3, 1901. Naging patnugot sina Rafael Palma (1901–1903), Fernando Ma. Guerrero (1903–1907), at Teodoro M. Kalaw (1907–1909). Natalo sa usaping libelo at ang mga kasangkapan ng pahayagan ay ipinagbili upang mabayaran ng ₱60,000 danyos ang Kalihim-Panloob Dean C. Worcester. Ito ang ikinamatay ng pahayagan. Year Unveiled: 1973
	Ang Ritz Towers	The Ritz Towers		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The Ritz Towers is a twin-tower luxury condominium development along Ayala Avenue, right in the heart of the premier commercial district of Makati City neighboring the top shops, banks and 5 star hotels in the Philippines. At 27 stories, the condominium is known to provide residence to some of Manila’s top businessmen, diplomats, and celebrities. (Source:http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Ang Tahanan ng Kaanak ni Rizal (1893-1896) (Daang San Jose now Magdalena, Maynila)	Ang Tahanan ng Kaanak ni Rizal (1893-1896) (Daang San Jose now Magdalena, Maynila)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Tahanan ng Kaanak ni Rizal (1893-1896) (Daang San Jose Ngayo'y Magdalena), Maynila Sa entresuelo ng isang bahay sa pook na ito, noo’y bilang 9, Daang San Jose, Binundok, na ari ni Concepcion Leyva, ale ni Jose Rizal, ay tumira sina Francisco Mercado Rizal at Teodora Alonzo, ama at ina ng bayani, at ang ilan sa kanilang mga anak at apo.
	Apat na palapag na Gusaling Tanggapan ng Vergel de Dios	Four-story Vergel de Dios Office Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Araneta Coliseum	Araneta Coliseum	Smart Araneta Coliseum; The Big Dome	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	The Smart Araneta Coliseum,more popularly known as the “Big Dome,” was constructed in 1957 to 1959 by Engineer Leonardo Onjunco Lugtu and opened on March 16, 1960. Its design made by Architect Dominador Lacson Lugtu was once the largest dome in Asia with 25,000 seating capacity. It is a multi-purpose arena. It is a favourite venue for sports competitions, beauty pageants, concerts and the like. The famous “Thrilla in Manila,” boxing match between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, took place in Araneta Coliseum in 1975.
	Arkikofradya ng Birhen ng Aranzasu	Archconfraternity of Nuestra Señora de Aranzasu		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Archconfraternity of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu The Archconfraternity of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu was solemnly established in the College of San Juan de Letran on December 16, 1772 by virtue of a Pontifical Brief, issued by Benedict XIV on September 18, 1748. Year Unveiled: 1939
	Arko ng mga Daantaon \| Palatandaan ni Manuel L. Quezon 1878–1944; Palatandaan ni Jose Rizal 1861–1896	Arch of the Centuries \| Manuel L. Quezon 1878–1944 Marker; Jose Rizal 1861–1896 Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Manuel L. Quezon 1878–1944 Primer Presidente de la Mancomunidad de Filipinas. Alumno de la Real y Pontificia Universidad de Santo Tomas, Manila, Filipinas, 1894–1898. Year Unveiled: 1961 _____ Jose Rizal 1861–1896 Jose Rizal, Alumno de la Real y Pontificia Universidad de Santo Tomas de Manila, Filipinas, 1877–1882. Year Unveiled: 1960
	Arkong Bato	Arkong Bato		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Artists' Village, Liwasang Rizal	Artists' Village, Rizal Park	Kanlungan ng Sining	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	ARTIST'S VILLAGE When the Artist's Haven first opened, the park boasted of being the first environmental gallery in Asia. One great asset was the presence of 25 year-old Philippine hardwood trees like narra (pterocarpuf indicus) and mahogany (swietenia mahogany). The design that I.P. Santos chose a design that maximized the relaxed canopy of the trees and enhanced their silhouettes. He created a meandering pathway around the park, designing the route around existing trees. (The Landscape Architecture of Ildefonso P. Santos by Jeannie E. Javelosa)
	Aseradora Mekanika ng Tuason at Sampedro	Aserradora Mecanica de Tuason y Sampedro		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	The first full-time mechanical sawmill in the Philippines, the Ascerradura de Mecanica, was opened in the 1880s by Tuason and Sampedro on Gunao Street in Quiapo, a heavily mestizo section of Manila. Source: Philippine Studies: The Timber Trade and the Growth of Manila, 1864-1881. Ateneo de Manila University. 2002. _______ Marker Text: Aserradora Mecanica de Tuason y Sampedro En 1880 Don Mariano Severo Tuason y Don Miguel Garcia Sampedro fundan La Sociedad Mercantil Tuason y Sampedro, la que monta y opera la primera sierra mecanica en Manila en su actual local Calle Globo de Oro, num 801-817, Quiapo. Contribuyen a la expansion de la industria maderera de pais estableciendo cortes de maderas en Cagayan, Isabela, Mindoro y Mindanao. Dispensa trato justo y equitativo a sus numerosos obreros.
	Asia Industries	Asia Industries		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Asosasyon ng mga Kristiyanong Kabataang Lalaki	Young Men's Christian Association	YMCA	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Young Men's Christian Association Organized, 1910. Incorporated, 10 November 1911. Teodoro R. Yangco, first president. The building, gymnasia, and swimming pools for Filipinos completed, 1915; national office building, 1926. Destroyed in the Battle of Liberation, February, 1945. Reconstructed when Judge Manuel Camus was president, 1949. Helped promote interest in athletics in the Philippines. Initiated formation of Philippine Amateur Federation, 1911, and Far Eastern Athletic Association, 1913.
	Asosasyong Medikal ng Pilipinas	Philippine Medical Association		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Philippine Medical Association Itinatag, Setyembre 15, 1903, ng mga Amerikano at Pilipinong doktor bilang Philippine Islands Medical Association, na ang nukleo ay ang Manila Medical Society, sa adhikaing pag-isahin ang mga Pilipinong doktor para sa pagsasanay at pagpapaunlad ng agham sa panggagamot, pangangalaga ng kalusugan, at pagtutulungan ng bawa’t kasapi. Naging pawang mga Pilipinong doktor ang mga kasapi noong mga 1920. Naging Philippine Medical Association, 1939. Sumapi sa American Medical Association hanggang kilanlin ng Amerika ang kasarinlan ng Pilipinas, 1946 at ng World Medical Association, 1949. Ginawaran ng corporate status, 1963. Nanguna upang maitatag ang Kawanihan ng Kalusugan, Kolehiyo ng Medisina ng Pamantasan ng Pilipinas at Kagawaran ng Kalusugan. Nagpanukala ng pagsasabatas ng Medical Act ng 1959, Philippine Medical Care Act ng 1969 at iba pang batas ukol sa nutrisyon, pagkontrol ng mga nakahahawang sakit at pagsasaayos ng iba pang mga propesyong medikal. Ang punong himpilan nito’y naging tahanan ng mga sinalanta ng pagsabog ng bulkang Pinatubo, 1991. Date Unveiled: May 6, 1992
	Asosasyong Pang-abogasya ng Pilipinas	Philippine Bar Association		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Philippine Bar Association Kaugnay sa kasaysayang pulitikal at pambatas ng bayan. Kahalili ng Colegio de Abogados de Filipinas na itinatag noong 1891; pinagtibay ang mga Canons of Professional Ethics, 1917. Iminungkahi ni Jose Abad Santos ang pagtatatag ng Court of Appeals (Commonwealth Act No. 3, Pebrero 3, 1936) at Juvenile Court, (Republic Act No. 1491, Setyembre 9, 1955); ginawang korporasyon noong 1958; nagsumikap upang maigawad ang Presidential Proclamation Bilang 619 noong 1959, na ginawang araw ng batas ang ika-19 ng Setyembre taun-taon. Nagtatag ng "Distinguished Award for Justice,” 1984; tagapagtanggol ng mga human rights noong kapanahunan ng Batas Militar mula 1972. Pagtataguyod ng rule of law bilang isang pangunahing layunin.
	Asosasyong Pang-dentisterya ng Pilipinas	Philippine Dental Association; Dental Profession in the Philippines Marker	Philippine Dental Association	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Philippine Dental Association Umiral ang pagdedentista sa Pilipinas sa panahong prekolonyal ayon sa ebidensyang arkeolohikal. Itinuro bilang bahagi ng edukasyong medikal sa panahon ng mga Espanyol. Itinatag bilang isang legal na propesyon, 10 Enero 1903. Binuo ang unang kalupunan ng mga tagasulit Dr. Robert T. Oliver, unang pangulo. Itinatag ang Sociedad Dental de Filipinas upang itaas ang antas ng propesyong dental, Escolta, Manila, 11 Hulyo 1908; Dr. Bonifacio Arevalo, unang pangulo. Itinatag ang National Dental Association, 1925; Dr. Francisco Tecson, unang pangulo. Pinag-isa ang dalawang samahan at naging Philippine Dental Association, 12 Agosto 1945; Dr. Joaquin C. Ladao, unang pangulo. Pinasinayaan, 7 Setyembre 1945. Date Unveiled: September 2, 2008 _____ Dental Profession in the Philippines In 1850, professional dentistry began in the Philippines when M. Fertri, a French dentist from Hongkong, established a clinic in Manila corner Barbosa and R. Hidalgo, Quiapo. First FIlipino to practice dentistry was Jose Arevalo, better known as Capitan ChenCheng, 1852, his daughter, Catalina Arevalo Mejia was first Filipino woman dentist. First dental association, Sociedad Dental de Filipinas, organized at corner Escolta and Soda, Manila, by several dentists headed by Dr. G. R. Mateo and inaugurated February 1908, First recognized dental college, Colegio Dental del Liceo de Manila, 12 June 1912, later renamed Philippines Dental College. First dental publication, Journal of the Philippine Dental Association Published January 1948. Year Unveiled: 1961
	Ateneo de Manila	Ateneo de Manila		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	In 1800, Don Pedro Vivanco founded the Escuela Pia de Manila on Calle Real. A private elementary school for Spanish children, run by Spanish laymen and attended, off and on, by some thirty students. After a few years, the Spanish government took over its administration and made Escuela Pia a public school under the Administrative Commission of the City of Manila, and later under the Manila City Council. At that time, Escuela Pia was the only primary school in a city with 100,000 inhabitants. (Source: http://w3.ateneo.edu/index.php?p=673) Marker Text: Ateneo de Manila This was the site of "Escuela Pia" taken over by the Jesuits in 1859 and renamed "Ateneo Municipal de Manila" in 1865. Jose Rizal received from this school, the degree of Bachelor of Arts on March 23, 1877. In 1901 the name was changedto "Ateneo de Manila." on August 13, 1932, the building together with the school museum, library, and equipment, was destroyed by fire, and the classes had to be transferred to the "Colegio de San Jose" on Calle Padre Faura. The present building, to which the Ateneo Grade School returned in June, 1940, was blessed on December 15, 1940.
	Awditoryum ng Kumbento ng Assumption	Assumption Convent Auditorium	Assumption College San Lorenzo Auditorium	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Antonio is also known as a proﬁcient designer of spaces for public spectatorship and live performance. Within the ﬁve-story FEU Administration Building, completed in 1949, is an auditorium which employed the leading-edge theater technology at that time. Because of its aesthetic appeal and acoustical properties, the FEU Auditorium was the most prestigious and most coveted performance venue for artists and functioned as Manila’s cultural center in the postwar years. Antonio designed several theaters and auditoria for various institutions such Assumption Convent (1965), University of the East (1968), Muller & Phipps Ltd., Manila (1969) among others. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Awditoryum ng Santa Teresa	Santa Teresa Auditorium		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Ayuntamiento ng Maynila \| Palatandaan ng Casas Consistoriales (Ayuntamiento)	Ayuntamiento de Manila \| Casas Consistoriales (Ayuntamiento) Marker	Bureau of the Treasury Building; Marble Palace	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Casas Consistoriales (Ayuntamiento) Ipinatayong tahanan ng Cabildo at iba pang pinuno ng pamahalaan ng lungsod ng Maynila. Inilagay ang panukulang bato, 1735; natapos, 1738. Nasira ng lindol, 1863; muling ipinatayo, 1879. Naging luklukan ng pamahalaang kolonyal na Kastila at Amerikano at ng unang Asamblea ng Pilipinas. Sa Salón de Marmol ng gusaling ito pinasinayaan si Sergio Osmeña bilang ispiker noong Oktubre 16, 1907, katungkulang kanyang hinawakan hanggang 1922. Nasira nang bombahin ng hukbong Hapon at Amerikano noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Year Unveiled: 1989 _____ The Ayuntamiento was destroyed in 1945 during the Battle of Manila, with only the outer walls of the first floor remaining.
	Aywditoryum ng Holy Ghost	Holy Ghost Auditorium	Paraclete Auditorium; College of the Holy Spirit Auditorium	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Bagong Bilangguang Bilibid (Kawanihan ng mga Bilangguan)	Bagong Bilangguang Bilibid (Kawanihan ng mga Bilangguan)	National Penitentiary Main Building	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	Marker Text: Bagong Bilangguang Bilibid (Kawanihan ng mga Bilangguan) Ipinatayo alinsunod sa Batas Komonwelt Blg. 67 kapalit ng Lumang Bilangguang Bilibid sa Sta. Cruz, Maynila. Ang Pambansang Bilangguan ay inilipat dito noong Nobyembre 15, 1940. Ginamit na kampo ng mga bilanggong sibilyang Aksis na kinabibilangan ng 300 Hapon, 72 Aleman at ilang Italyano nang sumiklab ang Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Nagsilbing kampong sanayan ng mga sundalo ng bagong tatag na Sandatahang Hukbo ng Estados Unidos sa Malayong Silangan (USAFFE). Nilisan ng USAFFE sa pagdating ng mga Hapon mula sa timog na nagbunga sa paglaya ng mga bilanggong sibilyang Aksis noong Disyembre 28, 1941. Ginamit ng mga Hapon na bilangguan ng mga kalabang sundalo at gerilya. Ilang ulit na nilusob ng mga gerilyang Filipino at kanilang nabawi ito noong 1945. Dito ipiniit ang naging Pangulong Jose P. Laurel at si Jorge B. Vargas dahil sa bintang na pakikipagtulungan sa mga Hapon. Date Unveiled: March 1, 2000
	Bagong Medical City	New Medical City		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2016.
	Bahagi ng Distrito ng Santa Ana, Maynila	Portion of the District of Santa Ana, Manila	Santa Ana Heritage Zone	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Heritage Zone/Historic Center, NHCP
	Bahay Ansestral ni Claro M. Recto \| Palatandaang Tumira Dito Si Claro Mayo Recto (1890–1960)	Claro M. Recto Ancestral House \| Tumira Dito Si Claro Mayo Recto (1890–1960) Marker		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Tumira Dito Si Claro Mayo Recto (1890–1960) Makabayan, estadista, hurista, parlamentaryo at manunulat kung saan ginugol ang pinakamahulugang bahagi ng kanyang buhay na naging huwaran ng kadakilaan, karangalan at pagpipitagan sa sariling kakayahan ng sambayanang Pilipino. Year Unveiled: 1986
	Bahay Ansestral ni Vicente Lim \| Palatandaan ni Heneral Vicente Lim	Vicente Lim Ancestral House \| Heneral Vicente Lim Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil	Marker Text: Heneral Vicente Lim (1888–1944) Ipinanganak sa Calamba, Laguna noong Pebrero 24, 1888 kina Jose Lim at Antonia Podico. Kawal, makabayan, isa sa mga nagtatag ng Boy Scouts of the Philippines at unang Pilipinong nag-aral sa United States Military Academy sa West Point, New York. Ikinasal kay Pilar Hidalgo, kilalang edukador at mapagkawanggawa Namumunong heneral, Ika-41 Dibisyon ng Impanteriya noong 1941; nakaligtas sa Death March; nagtatag ng pangkat ng gerilya noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig; nabihag ng patrulyang Hapones sa baybayin ng Mindoro; ibinilanggo sa Kutang Santiago at pagkaraan ay binaril sa Sementeryo ng Intsik noong 1944. Pagkaraang mamatay, pinagkalooban ng mga medalyang Distinguished Conduct Star, Distinguished Service Star at Distinguished Long Service Star at ginawaran ng ranggong heneral na may tatlong bituin. Bilang parangal, ang himpilan ng Konstabularya ng Pilipinas sa Canlubang, Laguna ay ipinangalan sa kanya. Year Unveiled: 1985
	Bahay apartment ni G. at Gng. Ernesto Oppen	Apartment House for Mr. And Mrs. Ernesto Oppen		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Bahay apartment ni G. Vicente de Ocampo	Apartment House of Mr. Vicente de Ocampo		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Bahay Chanuangco Sunico	Chanuangco Sunico House	Hilario Sunico House; Sunico Foundry; Sunico-Herras House	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Cultural Property, National Museum
	Bahay ng Forbes Park	Forbes Park House	Dee C. Chuan House	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Bahay ng Tanod ng Magallanes Village	Magallanes Village Guardhouse		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Bahay ni Dr. Paz Forez	Dr. Paz Forez House		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Bahay ni Dr. Vermen Verallo	Dr. Vermen Verallo House		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Bahay ni E. Litonjua Tuwing Katapusan ng Linggo	E. Litonjua Weekend House		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1986.
	Bahay ni G. Ralph Pangilinan	Mr. Ralph Panganiban House		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Bahay ni Severino Reyes \| Palatandaan ni Severino Reyes (1861–1942)	Severino Reyes House \| Severino Reyes (1861–1942) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Severino Reyes (1861–1942) Ipinanganak sa purok ng Sta. Cruz, ngayo’y sakop ng Maynila, noong ika-11 ng Pebrero, 1861. Nag-aral sa San Juan de Letran at nagtapos sa pilosopya sa Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas. Nobelista at kuwentista, siya’y natanghal na pangunahing mandudula na nagpalaganap ng sarsuwela sa Pilipinas. Ang kanyang dulang “R.I.P.” na itinanghal noong 1902 ay tumudyo at pumatay sa moro-moro at komedya. Tagapagtatag ng “Gran Compañia de Zarzuela Tagala” na tumangkilik at nagpalaganap ng dulang Tagalog; tagapagtatag at unang patnugot ng lingguhang “Liwayway” na kinalathalaan ng kinagiliwang “Ang Kuwento ni Lola Basiang.” Namatay sa Maynila noong ika-15 ng Septiyembre, 1942. Date Unveiled: September 1, 1969
	Bahay nina G. at Gng. Generoso Villanueva	Mr. & Mrs. Generoso Villanueva House		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Bahay nina G. at Gng. Jose Tuason Sr.	Mr. & Mrs. Jose Tuason Sr. House		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Bahay Pantag-araw ni R. Concepcion	R. Concepcion Summer House		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1999.
	Bahay sa 2200 M.H. Del Pilar Street \| Palatandaan nina Felipe Agoncillo (1859-1949) at Marcela Mariño Agoncillo (1859-1946)	House at 2200 M.H. Del Pilar Street \| Felipe Agoncillo (1859-1949) Marcela Mariño Agoncillo (1859-1946) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Felipe Encarnacion Agoncillo (1859-1941) at Marcela Mariño de Agoncillo (1859-1946) Sa pook na ito ang unang Pilipinong diplomatiko at ang tumahi ng bandila ng Pilipinas na buong pagmamalaking iwinagayway ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo sa Kawit, Cavite noong Hunyo 12, 1898 sa pagpapahayag ng pagsasarili ng Pilipinas, ay maligaya at masayang nanirahan kapiling ang kanilang mga ulirang anak na sina Lorenza, Gregoria, Eugenia, Marcela at Maria. Date Unveiled: May 26, 1990
	Bahay Tancinco	Tancinco House		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Bahay Tirahan ng Asociacion de Damas de Filipinas	Asociacion de Damas de Filipinas, Inc. Settlement House	Asociacion de Damas de Filipinas	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Asociacion de Damas de Filipinas, Inc. Settlement House Ang Asociacion de Damas de Filipinas, Inc. ay itinatag noong Setyembre 26, 1913 ng mga maybahay ng mga nangunang kasapi ng Philippine Columbian Club bilang kababaihang pantulong o auksilyar ng samahan na ang unang pangulo ay si Dr. Honoria Acosta. Ang mga unang pagpupunyagi nito ay upang makalikom ng pondo para sa pamayanan ng mga may ketong sa Culion, iba’t ibang bahay-ampunan, mga nasunugan at mga mahihirap na nagpapasusong ina. Noong 1919 itinatag nito ang panirahan sa isang paupahang gusali sa Abenida Rizal, Maynila upang magsilbing pansamantalang kanlungan para sa mga sanggol, mga bata, hindi kasal na mga ina at mga matatanda. Inilipat sa Daang Benavides sa Santa Cruz noong 1926 at sa kasalukuyang kinatatayuan nito sa Daang Canonigo, Paco noong 1927. Ang panirahan ay naging kanlungan ng mga nagsisilikas. Naging pagamutan at klinika para sa mga mamamayan noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, pagkatapos ng digmaan, ang gusali ay sumailalim sa pagbabagong-ayos. Isang dagdag na gusali na may mga makabagong kagamitan ang ipinatayo mula 1955 hanggang 1963. Ang aklatan at paaralan para sa mga bata ay pinasinayaan noong 1997. Ang saligang batas nito ay sinusugan noong Enero 15, 1998 upang ibilang ang mga karagdagang interes. Date Unveiled: September 26, 1998
	Bahay Xavier	Xavier House	Xavier House in Sta. Ana	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - Historical Landmark, City of Manila; Registered Property, City of Manila	It was formerly occupied by the Jesuits.
	Bahay Zobel de Ayala	Zobel de Ayala House		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	This early residential commission, for Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Zobel de Ayala, was designed shortly after the architect's first trip to Japan. In subtle ways it represents a blending of Japanese, Philippine, and Western building traditions. There is a wide ove
	Balangay Replica-Diwata Ng Lahi	Balangay Replica-Diwata Ng Lahi		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum
	Balintawak Subdivision (6 bahay)	Balintawak Subdivision (6 houses)		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Bangko ng Kapuluang Pilipinas	Bangko ng Kapuluang Pilipinas (Banco de las Islas Filipinas)	Bank of the Philippine Islands; BPI	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Bangko ng Kapuluang Pilipinas (Banco de Las Islas Filipinas) Kauna-unahang bangkong itinatag sa Pilipinas noong 1851 sa ilalim ng pangalang Banco Español-Filipino. Ayon sa kautusan ni Reyna Isabel II, noong 1912 ay pinalitan ng pangalan at ginawang Bank of the Philippine Islands.
	Bangko ng Kapuluang Pilipinas	Bank of the Philippine Islands	BPI Makati Main	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Bangko ng Komersyo ng Pilipinas	Philippine Bank of Commerce	Bank of Commerce	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Bangko ng Monte de Piedad	Monte de Piedad Savings Bank		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Monte de Piedad and Savings Bank Oldest savings bank in the Philippines. Founded by Fr. Felix Huertas (de Huerta) of the Franciscan Order with the funds of the Obras Pias. Inaugurated 2 August 1882. Originally located at the ground floor of Santa Isabel College, corner of Arzobispo and Anda Streets, Intramuros. Transferred to Monte de Piedad Building (now Roman Santos Building) Plaza Goiti, 1894. President Manuel L. Quezon was at one time employed as clerk. Moved to present site 1938. Edifice destroyed during Liberation of Manila 1945. Rebuilt 1946 and resumed operation 1947. Administered by Archbishop of Manila until 1949 when it was incorporated. Patron saint is Santo Cristo del Tesoro, whose feast day is celebrated 14th September. Year Unveiled: 1959
	Bangko Pang-komersyo at Pang-industriya ng Pilipinas	Philippine Commercial and Industrial Bank (now BDO)		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Bangkong First National City	First National City Bank (now Citibank)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Bangkong Pampagpapaunlad ng Island	Island Development Bank		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Bantayog Alaala sa mga Inabusong Pilipina	Memorare (Comfort Women) Monument	Comfort Women Statue	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Memorare Ang bantayog na ito ay alaala sa mga Pilipinang naging biktima ng pang-aabuso sa Pilipinas noong panahon ng pananakop ng Hapon (1942-1945). Mahabang panahon ang lumipas bago sila tumestigo at nagbigay pahayag hinggil sa kanilang naranasan.
	Bantayog ng Diwa ng 1896 \| Palatandaan ng Labanan sa Pinaglabanan	Diwa ng 1896 Monument \| Battle of Pinaglabanan Marker	Diwa ng 1896	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, San Juan City	The Diwa ng 1896 Monument is located on N. Domingo Street corner Pinaglabanan Road in San Juan, Metro Manila, Philippines. The shrine has a statue of a woman supported by two children, holding up a bolo, or a machete. This was built to commemorate the opening salvo of the 1896 Philippine Revolution, when the Katipuneros lay siege to an arms storage facility, called the "Almacen", that belonged to the Spanish Colonial Government. It is this statue that is depicted on the city's seal. _____ Marker Text: Battle of Pinaglabanan Sa pook na ito naganap ang makasaysayang labanan ng mga Pilipino at Kastila noong 30 Agosto 1896. Dito unang sumalakay ang mga Katipunero sa pamumuno ni Andres Bonifacio at Emilio Jacinto. Sa labanang ito, na kinasawian ng 153 Katipunero, ipinakilala ng mga Pilipino na handa silang mag-alay ng kanilang buhay alang-alang sa kalayaan ng Inang Bayan. Date Unveiled: August 29, 1969
	Bantayog ng Lakas ng Bayan ng EDSA \| Palatandaan ng Lakas ng Bayan ng EDSA	EDSA People Power Monument \| EDSA People Power Marker		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Quezon City	The People Power Monument was made to commemorate the bravery and unity of Filipino masses against the dictatorship during the People Power Revolution in February 1986. It is here where people stood in front of tanks and offered flowers to soldiers. It was created in 1993 by Ed Castrillo. The Catholic Church supported the revolt by calling all Filipinos who believed in democracy to converge at EDSA and protect government officials who withdrew support from the Marcos Administration. - Marker Text: EDSA People Power Nagtipon ang libu-libong mamamayan bilang tugon sa panawagan ng Arsobispo ng Maynila, Jaime Cardinal Sin[,] upang bigyan proteksyon sina Juan Ponce Enrile, Ministro ng Tanggulang Pambansa; Ten. Heneral Fidel V. Ramos, pangalawang pinuno ng Hukbong Sandatahan ng Pilipinas at ang mga rebeldeng sundalong kabilang sa Reform the Armed Forces Movement, na tumiwalag sa administrasyon ni Pangulong Ferdinand E. Marcos at nagkanlong sa Kampo Crame at Aguinaldo, 22–25 Pebrero 1986. Nanumpa si Ginang Corazon C. Aquino bilang Pangulo ng Pilipinas sa Club Filipino, San Juan, Metro Manila, 25 Pebrero 1986. Kinagabihan ng araw ding iyon nilisan ng pamilyang Marcos ang Malacañang, kasama ang ilang tagasunod. Ito ang naging katapusan ng 20 taong rehimeng Marcos at kulminasyon ng mahabang panahong pakikibaka upang ibalik at pairaling muli ang demokrasya sa bansa. Inalisan ng tabing ng Kagalang-galang na Pangulong Benigno S. Aquino, III, 25 Pebrero 2011 bilang paggunita sa ika-25 anibersaryo ng mapayapang People Power EDSA Revolution. Date Unveiled: February 25, 2011
	Bantayog ng Makapangyarihang Tatlo	Triumvirate Monument		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Bantayog ng mga Bayani	Bantayog ng mga Bayani	Bantayog Memorial	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Quezon City
	Bantayog ni Andres Bonifacio \| Palatandaang Pang-alaala	Andres Bonifacio Monument (Makati) \| Memorare Marker		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Memorare Pagpupugay kay Andres Bonifacio, masigasig na tagapagtanggol ng kalayaan, supremo at dakilang ama ng Katipunan. Siya ay ipinanganak sa Tondo, Maynila noong Nobyembre 30, 1863. Dahil sa pag-ibig sa tinubuang lupa, siya ay sumapi sa La Liga Filipina at nagtatag ng Katipunan, isang lihim na samahan na ang layunin ay makamtan ang kasarinlan ng Pilipinas sa rebulusyonaryong pamamaraan. Sumulat ng mga makabayang tula at sanaysay na naging batis ng diwang malaya ng mga Pilipino. Sa kanyang kabayanihan, ang panandang pangkasaysayang ito ay iniaalay ng madlang Pilipino sa kanyang karangalan sa pagdiriwang ng ikasandaang taon ng kanyang kabayanihan. Year Unveiled: 1997
	Bantayog ni Andres Bonifacio sa Lawton \| Palatandaan ni Andres Bonifacio 30 Nobyembre 1863-10 Mayo 1897	Andres Bonifacio Monument (Lawton) \| Andres Bonifacio 30 Nobyembre 1863-10 Mayo 1897 Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Andres Bonifacio 30 Nobyembre 1863 – 10 Mayo 1897 Bayani at rebolusyonaryo. Isinilang sa Tondo, Maynila, 30 Nobyembre 1863. Sumapi sa Masoneriya at La Liga Filipina, 1892. Nagtatag ng Kataastaasan Kagalanggalang na Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan o Katipunan, isang lihim na kilusan na ang pangunahing adhikain ay mapagkaisa ang lahat ng mga Pilipino at itaguyod ang isang bayang malaya sa pamamagitan ng paghihimagsik, 7 Hulyo 1892. Pinamunuan ang pagsisimula ng malawakang paghihimagsik laban sa mga Espanyol, Agosto 1896. Sumalakay sa San Juan del Monte upang kubkubin ang Polvorin, 30 Agosto 1896. Pinatay sa Maragondon, Cavite, 10 Mayo 1897. Kinikilala bilang Supremo ng Katipunan at Ama ng Himagsikan. Year Unveiled: 2013 _____ Andres Bonifacio Isinilang sa Tundo, Maynila noong 30 Nobyembre 1863. Sa kabila ng kanyang karalitaan ay itinatag ang Katipunan, ang samahang nagsimula ng paghihimagsik laban sa pamahalaang Kastila noong 1986. Sumulat ng “Ang Sampung Aral ng K.K.K.,” ng ilang makabayang tula at sanaysay. Kauna-unahang nagsalin sa Tagalog ng “Ultimo Adios”ni Dr. Jose Rizal. Tinaguriang “Ama ng Katipunan,” ”Dakilang Karaniwang Mamamayan,”at “Ama ng Demokrasya sa Pilipinas.” Namatay sa Maragondon, Kabite noong 10 Mayo 1897. Ang bantayog na ito ay inilagay ng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Maynila noong 1963, nangikasandaang taong kapanangakan ni Bonifacio. Ang pook na ito ay tinawag na “Liwasang Bonifacio.”
	Bantayog ni Andres Bonifacio sa Tondo \| Palatandaan ni Andres Bonifacio 1863-1897	Andres Bonifacio Monument (Tondo) \| Andres Bonifacio 1863-1897 Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Andres Bonifacio 1863–1897 Isinilang sa pook na ito nong ika-30 ng Nobyembre, 1863. Lumaki sa pagdaralita ngunit natuto sa sariling pagsisikap at likas na katalinuhan. Lumabas sa mga dulang Tagalog sa pamamahala ng Teatro Porvenir sa Trozo. Itinatag ang mapanghimagsik na Katipunan nang manga Anak nang Bayan noong ika-7 ng Hulyo, 1892 na ang layo’y makamtan ang kasarinlan ng bayan. Namuno sa paghihimagsik laban sa mga Kastila noong 1896 na humantong sa Republika ng Pilipinas noong 1899. Namatay sa Kabite noong ika-10 ng Mayo, 1897. Year Unveiled: 1974
	Bantayog ni Apolonio Samson	Apolonio Samson Monument		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Bantayog ni Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino, Jr.	Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino, Jr. Monument	Ninoy Aquino Monument	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Bantayog ni Carlos IV	Spanish Colonial Monument of Rey Carlos IV	Carlos IV Monument	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The monument of Carlos IV, erected by the people and the City of Manila in 1824, in gratitude for King Carlos IV of Spain for the gift of introducing the smallpox vaccine and its accompanying technology transfer that saved many lives; and over centuries, to remember Filipinos' dedication of the global battle against smallpox as symbolized by the monument. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 09-2016
	Bantayog ni Corazon "Cory" Aquino	Corazon "Cory" Aquino Monument		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Bantayog ni Crispin "Ka Bel" Beltran	Crispin "Ka Bel" Beltran Monument		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Bantayog ni Elpidio Quirino \| Palatandaan ni Elpidio R. Quirino	Elpidio Quirino Monument \| Elpidio R. Quirino Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Elpidio R. Quirino Ipinanganak sa Vigan, Ilocos Sur, Nobyembre 16, 1890. Nagtapos ng elementarya sa Aringay, La Union at sekondarya sa Manila High School, 1911. Nagkamit ng Titulo sa Batas, Pamantasan ng Pilipinas, 1915. Nagsimulang maglingkod sa bayan bilang guro sa Caparian, Agoo, La Union sa gulang na 16. Nahirang na pribadong kalihim ng Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon, Kalihim ng Pananalapi sa ilalim ng panunungkulan ng Gobernador Heneral Frank Murphy at Kalihim ng Kagawaran ng Interyor. Nahalal na kinatawan ng Ilocos Sur, 1919; senador 1922, 1931, 1941; delegado sa Kumbensiyong Konstitusyonal, 1934; at pangalawang pangulo ng Republika ng Pilipinas, 1946. Naging pangulo sa pagkamatay ni Pangulong Manuel A. Roxas, 1948; nahalal na pangulo, 1949. Namatay, Pebrero 29, 1956. Ang kanyang panunungkula’y kinatampukan ng muling pagpapayabong sa ekonomiya ng bansa na sinira ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig at pagpapanumbalik ng kapayapaan at muling pananalig ng mamamayan sa pamahalaan. Date Unveiled: March 1, 1994
	Bantayog ni Heneral Emilio Jacinto	General Emilio Jacinto Monument		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Bantayog ni Honorio Lopez \| Palatandaan ni Honorio Lopez	Honorio Lopez Monument \| Honorio Lopez Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Honorio Lopez (1875–1958) Mandudula at rebolusyonaryo. Isinilang sa Sta. Cruz, Maynila, 30 Disyembre 1875 at lumaki sa Tondo. Nagtapos ng bachiller en artes sa Colegio de San Juan de Letran. Sumapi sa Himagsikang Filipino. Naging tinyente kolonel at hepe ng rehimyento impanteriya Raxa Matanda “Vibora”, sa ilalim ng pamumuno ni Hen. Artemio Ricarte. Nagpatuloy ng pakikibaka laban sa mga Amerikano, 1899. May-akda ng Calendariong Filipino “Dimasalang”. Kasama ni Juan Abad na nagtatag ng La Juventud Filipina, isang kumpanya na nagtatanghal ng mga dulang makabayan. Naging patnugot ng pahayagang Libre, La Patria at La Consolidacion noong panahon ng mga Amerikano. Propesor ng agrimensura at segunda enseñanza; direktor ng kolehiyo, Instituto Patrio, ca. 1907–09. Asesor tecnico, Comite Central ng Union Agraria de Filipinas. Nahalal na konsehal ng Maynila, 1916–1919. Hinirang na kasapi ng Veterans Pension Board, 1954. Katulong na teknikal nina Pangulong Ramon Magsaysay at Carlos P. Garcia. Yumao, 3 Hulyo 1958. Ipinangalan sa kanya ang North Bay Boulevard sa Tondo ng pamahalaang Lungsod ng Maynila, bilang parangal sa kanyang legado, 1 Pebrero 1967. Year Unveiled: 2010
	Bantayog ni Isabela II	Spanish Colonial Monument of Reyna Isabel II	Isabel II Monument	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Monument of Reyna Isabela II is made of bronze, funded by donations from the City of Manila and erected amidst festive ceremonies in Arroceros of what is now known as Plaza Lawton or Liwasang Bonifacio; later removed and brough back to Intramuros in 1975, and now stand majestically along Magallanes Drive in front of the gate that bears its name, in memory of her reign over the historic colonial era that spans more or less four hundred years and Spanish influence on the Filipino people. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 09-2016
	Bantayog ni Jaime Cardinal Sin	Jaime Cardinal Sin Monument		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Bantayog ni Jose P. Laurel (Intramuros) \| Palatandaan ni Jose P. Laurel	Jose P. Laurel Monument (Intramuros) \| Jose P. Laurel Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jose P. Laurel (1891–1959) Kilalang hurista, estadista, lehislador, pilosopong moral at pulitikal, edukador, makabayan at kampeon ng mga karapatang pantao at katarungang panlipunan. Isinilang sa Tanauan, Batangas, Marso 9, 1891. Nagkaloob ng katangi-tanging paglilingkod sa tatlong sangay ng pamahalaan: Kalihim Panloob, 1923; Senador, 1925–1931; Kinatawan, 1934 Kumbensiyong Konstitusyonal; Mahistrado ng Kataas-taasang Hukuman, 1936–1941; Punong Mahistrado at kasabay nito, Kalihim ng Katarungan, 1941–1942; Pangulo ng Ikalawang Republika ng Pilipinas, 1943–1945; Senador, 1951–1957. Namatay, Nobyembre 6, 1959. Year Unveiled: 1991
	Bantayog ni Jose P. Laurel (Malate) \| Palatandaan ni Jose P. Laurel	Jose P. Laurel Monument (Malate) \| Jose P. Laurel Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jose P. Laurel (1891–1959) Isinilang sa Tanauan, Batangas, 9 Marso 1891. Naging Kalihim ng Kagawaran ng Interyor, 9 Pebrero–17 Hulyo 1923; Senador, 1925–1931; Kinatawan, Kumbensyon Konstitusyonal, 10 Hulyo 1934–23 Marso 1935; Mahistrado (Associate Justice) ng Korte Suprema, 29 Pebrero 1936–1941; Kalihim ng Katarungan at pansamantalang Punong Mahistrado, Disyembre 1941–Enero 1942; Komisyoner para sa Kagawaran ng Katarungan (23 Enero) at Kagawaran ng Interyor (2 Disyembre), Komisyong Tagapagpaganap, 1942; at Pangulo ng Republika ng Pilipinas, 14 Oktubre 1943–17 Agosto 1945. Tinanggihan ang lubos na kulaborasyon sa mga Hapon, kabilang ang tuwirang pagdeklara ng digmaan laban sa Estados Unidos, at sa gayon nailigtas ang mga Filipino sa ibayong pagdurusa, muling naging Senador, 1951. Yumao, 6 Nobyembre 1959.
	Bantayog ni Juan Luna \| Palatandaan ni Juan Luna y Novicio	Juan Luna Monument \| Juan Luna y Novicio Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Monument, NHCP	Marker Texts: Juan Luna y Novicio (1857-1899) Pintor, Makabayan at Diplomat. Isinilang noong Oktubre 24, 1857 sa Badoc, Ilocos Norte. Nag-aral sa Ateneo Municipal de Manila, Escuela de Bellas Artes at Escuela Nautica, Maynila; at Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, Madrid, Espanya. Ipininta sa Roma ang kilalang "The Death of Cleopatra," 1881, at "Spoliarium," 1884; at "The Battle of Lepanto," "The Blood Compact," "People and Kings," atbp. kasama nina Jose Rizal, Graciano Lopez Jaena at Marcelo H. Del Pilar sa Kilusang Propaganda. Sugong Pandiplomatiko ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo, Paris, 1898. Namatay sa Hongkong noong Disyembre 7, 1899. Sa bisa ng Kautusan ng Pangulo Blg. 260, 1 Agosto 1873, na sinusugan ng mga Kautusan ng Pangulo Blg. 75, 14 Enero 1974, at Blg. 1505, 11 Hunyo 1978, ito ay ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Bantayog Pangkasaysayan. Date Unveiled: December 14, 1985 _____ Juan Luna y Novicio (1857-1899) Painter, patriot, and diplomat. Born on October 24, 1857 in Badoc, Ilocos Norte. Studied at Ateneo Municipal de Manila, Escuela de Bellas Artes and Escuela Nautica, Manila; and Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, Madrid, Spain. Painted in Rome the famous "The Death of Cleopatra," 1881 and "Spoliarium," 1884, and the "Battle of Lepanto," "The Blood Compact," "People and Kings" and others. Associate of Jose Rizal, Graciano Lopez Jaena and Marcelo H. del Pilar in the Propaganda Movement. Diplomatic agent of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, Paris 1898. Died in Hongkong on December 7, 1899. By virtue of Presidential Decree No. 260, 1 August 1973, as amended by Presidential Decree No. 3775, 14 January 1974, and No. 1505, 11 June 1978. This is declared a National Historical Monument. Date Unveiled: December 14, 1985
	Bantayog ni Leon Ma. Guerrero \| Palatandaan ni Leon Maria Guerrero 1853-1935	Leon Ma. Guerrero Monument \| Leon Maria Guerrero 1853-1935 Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Leon Maria Guerrero 1853–1935 Ipinanganak sa Ermita, Maynila, 21 Enero 1853. Unang Pilipinong botaniko at parmasiyutiko. Kagawad ng Kongreso ng Malolos at Kalihim ng Agrikultura, Komersiyo at Industriya at ikalawang gabinete ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo. Nagtatag at editor ng La Republica Filipina. Pangulo ng Universidad Literaria sa Tarlak, 1898. Kinatawan ng Bulakan sa Unang Asambleya ng Pilipinas, 1907. May-akda at nanguna sa pananaliksik ng halamang medisinal. Namatay, 13 Abril 1935. Year Unveiled: 1982
	Bantayog ni Manuel Araullo \| Palatandaan ni Manuel Araullo y Gonzales	Manuel Araullo Monument \| Manuel Araullo y Gonzales Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Manuel Araullo y Gonzales (1853–1924) Ipinanganak sa Balayan, Batangas, Enero 1, 1853. Naging tagapayo ni Heneral Elwell Otis, 1898. Isa sa mga masisigasig na gumawa upang maitatag ang pamahalaang sibil sa Pilipinas, 1898. Humawak ng iba’t ibang katungkulan sa hudikatura, pangunahin dito ang pagiging tagapangulo ng seksyon sa batas sibil sa Kataas-taasang Hukuman ng Pilipinas, 1899–1901. Pangulo ng komite sa kodigo na magrerebisa ng mga kodigong sibil, komersyal, penal at iba pang mga batas ayon sa makabagong panuntunan ng agham sa batas at kaugalian ng bansa, 1909–1913. Itinalaga bilang katulong na mahistrado ng Kataas-taasang Hukuman, 1913, at punong mahistrado noong Nobyembre 1, 1921 hanggang kanyang kamatayan noong Hulyo 16, 1924. Date Unveiled: February 16, 2002
	Bantayog ni Manuel Colayco \| Palatandaan ni Manuel Colayco (1906-1945)	Manuel Colayco Monument \| Manuel Colayco (1906-1945) Marker		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Manuel Colayco (1906-1945) Lawyer, Editor, Soldier, and Freedom Fighter. A law graduate of U.S.T. where he taught for several years and later became editor of The Commonwealth. When the Pacific War broke out, he joined the USAFFE South in Bataan. Suffered in the Death March and at Capas Concentration Camp. After his relief on June 30, 1942, he joined the Allied Intelligence Bureau and became Commanding Officer of the Manila Unit. He was fatally wounded at the U.S.T. Main Gate while guiding the American Forces to liberate the U.S.T. Interment Camp on February 3, 1945 and subsequently died in Legarda Elementary School on February 10, 1945. He was awarded a bronze medal by the American Army, 1942, and a medal of freedom by the U.S. Government.
	Bantayog ni Manuel Roxas (Ermita) \| Palatandaan ni Manuel Acuña Roxas	Manuel Roxas Monument (Ermita) \| Manuel Acuña Roxas Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Manuel Acuña Roxas (1892-1948) Orador, estadista, ekonomista, at makabayan. Ipinanganak sa Capiz (ngayo'y Roxas City), Capiz, Enero 1, 1892. Nagtapos ng sekondaryang edukasyon, Manila High School, 1910; Batsilyer sa Batas, Pamantasan ng Pilipinas, 1913. Gobernador, 1919 at kinatawan ng Capiz sa lehislatura, 1922; delegado ng Kumbensyon Konstitusyonal, 1935; Kalihim ng Pananalapi, 1938; Senador, 1941 noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Naging medyor, 1941; at Brigadyer Heneral, 1945 ng Hukbong Katihan ng Pilipinas. Senador, 1945-1946; Pangulo ng Pilipinas, 1946-1948. Namatay Abril 15, 1948.
	Bantayog ni Marcela Marcelo-Lugo\| Palatandaan ng Marcela Marcelo-Lugo	Marcela Marcelo-Lugo Monument \| Marcela Marcelo-Lugo Marker		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Marcela Marcelo-Lugo Tinaguriang “Henerala,” isinilang sa Malibay, 1869. Tumungo sa Cavite pagkaraang sumiklab ang Himagsikang Filipino, Agosto 1896 at sumapi sa himagsikan sa Cavite. Nakilahok at namuno sa isang pangkat ng mga rebolusyonaryo sa Labanan sa Pasong Santol kung saan siya nasawi, 21 Marso 1897. Year Unveiled: 2006
	Bantayog ni Maria Paz Guazon/ Liwasang Azul \| Palatandaan ni Maria Paz Mendoza-Guazon (1884–1967)	Maria Paz Guazon Monument/ Plaza Azul \| Maria Paz Mendoza-Guazon (1884–1967) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker text: Maria Paz Mendoza-Guazon Bantog na doktora, edukador, mamamahayag at pilantropo, isinilang sa Pandacan, Maynila, Mayo 10, 1884, kina Isidro Mendoza y Cruz at Macaria Eugenio. Unang babaeng nagtapos ng mataas na paaralan, Philippine Normal School, 1907; Doktor ng Medisina, University of the Philippines, 1912; at Doktor ng Medisinang Tropikal, Graduate School of Tropical Medicine and Public Health, 1916. Nag-aral at nagmasid sa Amerika at Europa. Unang babaeng dekano ng mga babae, 1916, rehente, 1924. At propesor ng pathology at bacteriology, 1927, U.P.; kasama sa pagtatag at unang babaeng pangulo ng Philippine Association of University of Women, 1928, at ng ilang samahang panggagamot, panlipunan at pang-edukasyon at unang Pilipinong pangulo ng Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 1939. Tumanggap ng Gawad Zobel, 1930; Gintong Medalya kay Pangulong Ramon Magsaysay, 1955; at gawad Pagkilala kay Pangulong Ferdinand E. Marcos, 1966. Namatay, Marso 10, 1967.
	Bantayog ni Ninoy Aquino \| Palatandaan ni Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. "Ninoy" (1932-1983)	Ninoy Aquino Monument \| Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. "Ninoy" (1932-1983) Marker	Benigno S. Aquino Monument; Benigno Aquino Jr. Monument; Benigno Aquino Monument	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. “Ninoy” (1932–1983) Isinilang sa Concepcion, Tarlac, 27 Nobyembre 1932. Cub reporter, The Manila Times, 1949. Correspondent sa Digmaan sa Korea, 1950–1951. Ginawaran ng Philippine Legion of Honor ni Elpidio R. Quirino, 1951; at Pangulong Ramon F. Magsaysay, 1954. Negosyador sa muling pagsailalim sa batas ni Hukbalahap Supremo Luis Taruc, 1954. Punong bayan ng Concepcion, Tarlac, 1955. Pangalawang punong lalawigan ng Tarlac, 1959; punong lalawigan, 1961. Senador, 1967. Ibinilanggo matapos ideklara ang Martial Law ni Pangulong Ferdinand E. Marcos, 23 Setyembre 1972. Hinatulan ng kamatayan ng hukumang militar sa salang subersiyon, ilegal na pag-iingat ng sandata at pagpatay, 1977; pinahintulutang magtungo sa Estados Unidos upang magpagamot. 1980; pinaslang nang bumalik sa Pilipinas, 21 Agosto 1983.
	Bantayog ni Ninoy Aquino \| Palatandaan ni Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. "Ninoy" (1932-1983)	Ninoy Aquino Monument \| Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. "Ninoy" (1932-1983) Marker	Benigno S. Aquino Monument; Benigno Aquino Jr. Monument; Benigno Aquino Monument	National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. “Ninoy” (1932–1983) Isinilang sa Concepcion, Tarlac, 27 Nobyembre 1932. Cub reporter, The Manila Times, 1949. Correspondent sa Digmaan sa Korea, 1950–1951. Ginawaran ng Philippine Legion of Honor ni Elpidio R. Quirino, 1951; at Pangulong Ramon F. Magsaysay, 1954. Negosyador sa muling pagsailalim sa batas ni Hukbalahap Supremo Luis Taruc, 1954. Punong bayan ng Concepcion, Tarlac, 1955. Pangalawang punong lalawigan ng Tarlac, 1959; punong lalawigan, 1961. Senador, 1967. Ibinilanggo matapos ideklara ang Martial Law ni Pangulong Ferdinand E. Marcos, 23 Setyembre 1972. Hinatulan ng kamatayan ng hukumang militar sa salang subersiyon, ilegal na pag-iingat ng sandata at pagpatay, 1977; pinahintulutang magtungo sa Estados Unidos upang magpagamot. 1980; pinaslang nang bumalik sa Pilipinas, 21 Agosto 1983. Date Unveiled: February 12, 2015
	Bantayog ni Pablo Antonio \| Palatandaan ni Pablo Ocampo (1853–1925)	Pablo Ocampo Monument \| Pablo Ocampo (1853–1925) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pablo Ocampo (1853–1925) Abogado, editor, estadista at makabayan. Isinilang, Enero 25, 1853, Sta. Cruz, Maynila. Hinirang na Relator Audencia ng Maynila, 1888; promotor fiscal, Hukumang Unang Dulugan ng Tondo, 1889; Defensor de Oficio at Kalihim, Colegio de Abogado, 1890. Kagawad at isa sa kalihim ng Kongreso ng Malolos at Kagawad ng komiteng bumabalangkas sa Konstitusyon ng Malolos. Editor ng La Patria, kung saan nalathala ang mahahalagang suliranin at mga isyung pambayan kasama ang kanyang mga kuro-kurong makabayan. Ipinatapon sa Guam kasama ng ibang makabayang Filipino, 1901. Bumalik sa Pilipinas pagkaraang makapanumpa ng katapatan sa Estaods Unidos, 1902. Nahalal na Naninirahang Komisyonado sa E.U. 1907 at kasama ng delegasyong Amerikano sa Interparliamentary Union Conference sa Berlin, Alemanya, 1902. Nahalal na kinatawan ng Maynila sa Ikalawang Legislatura ng Pilipinas, 1919. Namatay Pebrero 5, 1925. Date Unveiled: June 11, 1991
	Bantayog ni Panginoong Justo Ukon Takayama \| Palatandaan ni Panginoong Justo Ukon Takayama	Lord Justo Ukon Takayama Monument \| Lord Justo Ukon Takayama Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Lord Justo Ukon Takayama (1552–1615) Pinuno ng unang pangkat ng mga maharlikang Hapon na Kristiyano na ipinatapon sa Pilipinas noong 1614, nang ipinagbawal ng Hapon ang Kristiyanismo. Mahigit sa 100 kagawad ng maharlikang angkan ng Hapon na naging Kristiyano, kabilang ang Lord Juan Tokuan Naito, at ang mga kagawad ng unang Kongregasyong Katoliko ng kababaihan sa Hapon sa pangunguna ni Priyora Julia Naito, ay malugod na tinanggap sa Maynila ng magigiliw na pilipino na kanilang nakasama sa ilalim ng isang bigkis ng kapatirang Kristiyano. Ang mga Kristiyanong Hapon ay nanatili sa Pilipinas hanggang sa sila ay lubusang mapabilang sa madlang Pilipino. Ang Liwasang Dilao na kinatatayuan ng bantayog na ito ay gumugunita sa bayan ng Dilao (ngayo'y Paco), ang unang purok ng Hapon sa Maynila. Year Unveiled: 1992
	Bantayog ni Rajah Sulayman	Rajah Sulayman Monument		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Bantayog ni Ramon Magsaysay \| Palatandaan ni Ramon Magsaysay	Ramon Magsaysay Monument \| Ramon Magsaysay Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ramon Magsaysay (1907-1957) Pangulo ng Republika ng Pilipinas President of the Republic of the Philippines (1953-1957)
	Bantayog ni Roman Ongpin\| Palatandaan ni Roman Ongpin (1847-1912)	Roman Ongpin Monument \| Roman Ongpin (1847-1912) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Roman Ongpin (1847–1912) Makabayan at pilantropo. Isinilang sa Binondo, Maynila, 28 Pebrero 1847. Nahalal bilang teniente primero de mestizos ng Binondo, 1883–1885. Itinatag ang El ’82, unang tindahang gumamit ng paraang fixed price sa Kalye Colon ngayo’y bahagi ng Kalye San Fernando, 1882. Tumulong sa Kilusang Propaganda. Ipiniit ng mga Espanyol dahil sa kanyang pagtulong sa mga rebolusyonaryo, 1896. Ikinulong muli ng mga Amerikano, 6 Disyembre 1900 hanggang 23 Marso 1901. Naglingkod bilang ingat-yaman ng Union Obrera Democratica, 1902. Naging pangulo ng mga samahang sibiko tulad ng Casa Asilo de Invalidos Filipinos por la Guerra, La Proteccion de la Infancia at Gota de Leche. Yumao, 10 Disyembre 1912. Ipinangalan sa kanya ang Daang Sacristia ng Lupong Munisipal ng Maynila bilang pagkilala sa kanyang mga nagawa, 1915. Year Unveiled: 2008
	Bantayog ni Salvador "Doy" Laurel	Salvador "Doy" Laurel Monument	Cory Aquino Memorial Shrine	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Bantayog ni Simon de Anda	Spanish Colonial Monument of Simon de Anda Monument	Simon de Anda Monument	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Anda Monument was erected in 1871 near the Pasig River; later transferred to its present location along Bonifacio Drive; and has since served as a Rotunda or a roundabout at the boundary of Intramuros and Port Area in Central Manila, a prominent gateway and interachange system at the junction of the historic Walled City. The Anda Monument was erected as a form of public gratitude to Simon de Anda as well as a recount of Anda's heroism and defense of Filipinos against abuse during his reign as Governor-general of the Islands from 1770 to 1776. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 09-2016
	Bantayog ni Tomas Earnshaw \| Palatandaan ni Tomas Earnshaw 1867–1954	Tomas Earnshaw Monument \| Tomas Earnshaw 1867–1954 Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Tomas Earnshaw 1867–1954 Iniluwal sa Kabite, Kabite noong Nobyembre 5, 1867, anak nina Daniel Earnshaw at Gavina Noguera. Makabayan, inhenyero, industriyalista, makinista ng Manila Waterworks noong taong 1893. Naging delegado sa Misyong Pangkalayaan noong 1919; alkalde ng Maynila, 1927–1933; naging direktor at bise presidente ng Manila Railroad Company, patnugot ng Manila Hotel Company at pangulo ng Metropolitan Water District Namatay noong Marso 11, 1954. Year Unveiled: 1973
	Bantayog nina Legaspi at Urdaneta	Spanish Colonial Monument of Conquistador Miguel Lopez de Legaspi and Fray Andres Urdaneta	Legaspi and Urdaneta Monument	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Monument of Legazpi and Urdaneta stands on a four sided marble pedestal, with the sculpture of the conquistador dressed in armor and carries the Spanish flag in his left hand while his hand clutches a rolled-up document symbolizing the possession of the city; while Fray Urdaneta is dressed in Fray habit with a crucifix in his raised right hadn and a bible on his left. Legazpi-Urdaneta Monument Stands to commemorate the date of the foundation of Manila on June 24, 1571 and the introduction of Roman Catholicism to the Islands. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 09-2016
	Bantayog para sa mga Kasapi ng Kilusan Laban sa Pananakop ng mga Hapon	Monument for the Members of the Resistance Movement, Japanese Occupation		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Basilika Menor at Kalakhang Katedral ng Kalinis-linisang Paglilihi ng Maynila \| Palatandaan ng Romano Katolikong Katedral ng Maynila	Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of Manila \| Roman Catholic Cathedral of Manila Marker	Manila Cathedral	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	It is dedicated to the Immaculate Conception, a title for the Blessed Virgin Mary— the principal patroness of the country. _____ Marker Text: Roman Catholic Cathedral of Manila First cathedral built in 1581, damaged by a typhoon, 1582 and destroyed by fire, 1583. Second cathedral built of stone in 1592 and partially destroyed by earthquake, 1600. Third cathedral built of stone in 1614 and destroyed by the earthquake of 1645. Fourth cathedral magnificently built in 1654–1671 by Archbishop Miguel Poblete and destroyed by the earthquake ofv3 June 1863. Fifth cathedral built in 1870–1879 under architects Luciano Oliver, Vicente Serrano Salaverria and Eduardo Lopez Navarro and solemnly blessed in December 1879. The center of the cross on the dome is a reference point of astronomical longitudes of Manila in 1945. Sixth cathedral reconstruction 1954–1958; under the direction of Archbishop Rufino J. Santos of Manila mainly with the support of the people. Fernando Ocampo, architect. Year Unveiled: 1958
	Basilika Menor at Pambansang Dambana ng San Lorenzo Ruiz at Simbahan ng Kabanal-banalang Rosaryo ng Binondo \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Binondo	Minor Basilica and National Shrine of Saint Lorenzo Ruiz and Parish Church of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary of Binondo \| Ang Simbahan ng Binondo Marker	Binondo Church	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Simbahan ng Binondo Dito itinatag ng mga paring Dominikano ang misyon para sa mga Intsik noong 1587 at naging parokya noong 1596. Nasira nang pumasok ang mga Ingles noong 1762. Inilipat sa paring sekular noong 1769 at ibinalik sa Dominikano noong 1822. Ibinalik sa mga paring sekular noong 1898. Ang simbahan at bagong kumbento ay inayos noong 1946–1971. Date Unveiled: May 14, 1971
	Basilika Menor ng San Sebastian ng Quiapo \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng San Sebastian	Minor Basilica of San Sebastian of Quiapo \| Church of San Sebastian Marker	San Sebastian Basilica; San Sebastian Church; Simbahan ng San Sebastian	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Marked Structure, NHCP	Inspired by the Romantic Movement of the 18th and 19th centuries, a church with a highly associated Neo-Gothic revival style of the Middle Ages was built in the midst of the old barrio of Calumpang in Quiapo, Manila. The Basilica of San Sebastian was first built and inaugurated on May 5, 1621 as the first Carmelite Shrine in the country dedicated to the holy martyr San Sebastian. It is also in the same day when the image of Our Lady of Mount Carmel was enshrined in the same church. The all-steel Neo-Gothic revival church was the idea of Engineer Genaro Palacios, then director of Public Works in Manila. After the three masonry predecessors of the church have been defeated by the forces of nature, the engineer with expertise in seismic design recommended to the Recoletos a modern solution of building the church with steel instead of stone. The church stands as a marvel in structural engineering skills and artistic creativity with its Gothicized pulpit and confessionals; silver frontals; frescoes and ornaments; delicately wrought ironworks and chandeliers; its twin spires with belfry; and the intricate massive paintings on colored glass which was freshly introduced to the Philippines by an internationally multi-awarded studio in Brussels, Belgium. The faux-finished interior of the church which astoundingly makes the inside look like marble and jasper instead of metal, was elaborately made by two of the most celebrated local artists of the 19th Century such as Isabelo Tampingco and Felix Martinez. The Basilica is embellished with remarkable trompe l'oeil of saints and martyrs in niches, the only surviving work of Lorenzo Rocha, a 19th Century Filipino prizewinning portraitist. It also houses a magnificent gilded retablo designed by another notable Filipino artist of the same century, Lorenzo Guerrero. The Basilica, housing various antiques and liturgical and ecclesiastical objects such as the exquisite statues of Augustinian and Carmelite saints, as well as its awe- inspiring interior, represents the skills in intricate creative art endowed to our Filipino artists. With Palacios who almost single-handedly move the concept of building the church to its actual execution and with the vigorous participation of some of the most celebrated artists and craftsmen in the Philippines, the eight years blueprint, contract and over 1.500 tons of prefabricated steel gave birth to the inauguration and blessing of the Basilica of San Sebastian on August 15, 1891 which was witnessed by a spectacle of ten thousand people. Being the only all-steel temple in Asia, the Basilica of San Sebastian stands 52 meters high in the very soul of the district. It held steadfast through the most catastrophic tremors, natural calamities and man-made havocs in Philippine history since 19th century. Amidst rapid and growing modernization, the Basilica of San Sebastian thrived in the continuity of the spirit, culture and all the sacred traditions paving way to a unique wonder of the nation. In 1973 the church was declared as a Philippine National Historical Landmark and was subsequently listed on the World Monuments Fund's Watch list 2010 of Cultural Heritage at Risk. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 8-2011 and a National Historical Landmark by virtue of Presidential Decree No. 260, s. 1973 Marker Texts: San Sebastian Church Designed by Genaro Palacios. The structural metal of which this church is uniquely built was manufactured in Belgium and erected here by Belgian engineers. The church was solemnly blessed August 16, 1891. Earlier churches built on this site by Recollect friars since 1611 were destroyed by earthquake in 1859, 1863 and 1880. Year Unveiled: 1934 ___ Simbahan ng San Sebastian Sa bisa ng Kautusan ng Pangulo Bilang 260, Agosto 1, 1973 na sinusugan ng Kautusan Bilang 375, Enero 14, 1974, ang simbahang ito ay ipinahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan. Year Unveiled: 1976
	Basilika Minore ng Itim na Nazareno ng Quiapo \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Quiapo	Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene of Quiapo \| Church of Quiapo Marker	Parish Church of Saint John the Baptist of Quiapo; Quiapo Church	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil; Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza (extension in 1984)	In expanding the church, Zaragoza preserved as much as possible the colonial flavor of Nakpil's design. He never touched the façade and also spared the altar area designed by Maximo Vicente, Jr. Became Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene in 1986. Blessing of the newly renovated Quiapo Church on September 28, 1987. Marker Text: Church of Quiapo Governor General Santiago de Vera founded the district of Quiapo August 29, 1586. Franciscan missionaries built the first church, of bamboo and nipa, that was burned in 1639. Rebuilding and repairs at intervals gave the parish the stronger edifice that the earthquake of 1863 partially destroyed. The next church, completed in 1899, was the work of Rev. Eusebio de Leon and Rev. Manuel Roxas, the latter raising ₱40,000.00 in contributons. A fire on October 30, 1929, left the church only its scarred walls and belfry, and a parish committee headed by Doña Encarnacion Nakpil de Orense raised the funds for its reconstruction. Juan F. Nakpil, architect, drafted the plans for the reconstructed building. A famous image of Christ bearing the Cross, called the Nazarene, is the center of intense Friday devotions throughout the year. Year Unveiled: 1939
	Bastyon ng San Andres o San Nicolas	Bastion de San Andres or San Nicolas	Baluarte de San Andres	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Bastion de San Andres or San Nicolas Named after San Andres, the patron saint of Manila, chosen by the city soon after the victory over the attacking forces of Limahong in 1575. It is known also as Bastion San Nicolas, because of its proximity to the Recollect Church of San Nicolas de Tolentino.
	Bastyon ng San Diego	Bastion San Diego	Baluarte de San Diego	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Bastion San Diego This bastion was completed by Governor-General Diego Fajardo in 1644. Being near the ammunition foundry, it was called also Bastion of the Fundicion. The british entered the City of Manila in 1762 by reaching these walls and capturing this Bastion.
	BDO Corporate Center (Mezzanine, Gym, at Firing Range)	BDO Corporate Center (Mezzanine, Gym, and Firing Range)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Beateryo	Beaterio	Beaterio de la Compania	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Beaterio Religious institution canonically approved by the Holy See March 24, 1931, under the name of Congregacion de Religiosas de la Virgen Maria and popularly known as Beaterio de la Campania since its foundation in 1694 by Ignacia del Espiritu Santo, a native of Binondo.
	Beateryo ng Terciarias Agustinas Recoletas	Beaterio De Terciarias Agustinas Recoletas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Beaterio de Terciarias Agustinas Recoletas This Beaterio dates from 1719. The religious habit was given to the first two Religious Sisters Dionisia and Cecilia Talampas Constancia by the Rev. Diego de San Jose, O.R.S.A., on July 16, 1725. The Beaterio became a teaching institution in June, 1907. The congregations of Madres Recoletas in Labrea, Brazil, and Catequistas Agustinas de Cristo Rey in Kweitehfu, China, are affiliated with it by decrees of the Holy See. Year Unveiled: 1939
	Birhen ng Gabay (Imahe)	Nuestra Señora de Guia (Image)	Nuestra Señora de Guia; Our Lady of Guidance; Black Madonna; Oldest Marian Statue	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	The image is made of Molave wood and is characterized by dark skin and sinitic features with long brunette hair. The dress is still in good condition with metal leaves on its base. It is one of the oldest Marian icon in the Philippines. The image represents the spiritual beliefs of the Catholics. It is believed that there are miracles that happened because of this image.
	Birhen ng Gabay (Litrato na may mga Kabibe sa Kuwadro)	Nuestra Señora de Guia (Photograph with Shells in Frame)	Nuestra de Guia	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Birmingham Square	Birmingham Square		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Boat Club ng Maynila	The Manila Boat Club Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, City of Manila	Rowing in the Philippines commenced in 1888, with Manila Boat Club pioneering as an organization formed by an Englishman promoting the sports as an activity for the younger generation of that time. Several regattas were staged by the Manila Boat Club since its establishment in 1888 placing Manila in the world map of rowing and introducing to the Philippines the international sport of squash. It is considered as the oldest sports club in the Philippines, with its club house boat casings dates as far back as 1888. In early 1919, the Boat Club building with a structure typical of many wooden edifices that were forerunners of flat packed buildings throughout Asia was relocated from Calle San Marcelino and to its present location in Calle Nagtahan facing the river to the Pandacan oil stores. In World War II, the Japanese Imperial Army took over the building because of its strategic location in Pasig river as a military advance and used the same as a lookout and radio post. While boating in the river has ceased to become popular as a sport in Manila's Pasig River, the Manila Boat Club building and its implements as well as old boats and its casing remained relatively intact awaiting the sports enthusiasts to commence the continuous patronage of the sports, that brough the Philippines as forerunner of Boating as a Sport in Asia if not the world. Declared as an Important Cultural Property by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 04-2016
	Bodega ng Binalbagan Sugar Estate para sa PNB	Binalbagan Sugar Estate Bodega for the PNB		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Bodega ng mga panangkap ng Muller at Phipps	Muller and Phipps, Raw Material Warehouses	Muller and Phipps Ltd., Manila	National Capital Region	Mandaluyong city	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Botika Mercury (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Mercury Drug Store (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1983.
	Boy Scout ng Pilipinas	Boy Scouts of the Philippines		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Boy Scouts of the Philippines Organized as Philippine Council, Boy Scouts of America, 1923. In 1936 its administration passed on to the Boy Scouts of the Philippines created by Commonwealth Act No. 111. Joseph e. H. Stevenot, first president; Manuel Camus, first Filipino president. Construction of first permanent national office building financed by public contributions and proceeds of Commonwealth Act No. 595 during Mr. Jorge B. Vargas administration, 1949. Site reserved under Presidential Proclamation No. 148, 30 September 1949. Building completed 15 October 1955; inaugurated 30 December 1955.
	BSA Townhomes	BSA Townhomes		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Buddy's Restaurant (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Buddy's Restaurant (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2001.
	Bulwagan Alaala Kay J. Mapua \| Palatandaan ni Tomas Mapua (1888–1965)	J. Mapua Memorial Hall \| Tomas Mapua (1888–1965) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Tomas Mapua Edukador at kauna-unahang rehistradong arkitekto. Ipinanganak sa Maynila, Disyembre 21, 1888. Nag-aral sa Ateneo de Manila at Liceo de Manila. Nagtapos ng sekondaryang edukasyon sa Boones Preparatory school sa Berkley, California, 1907. Nagkamit ng titulong Batsilyer sa Arkitektura, cornell University, 1911. Nagsimula bilang Draftsman, 1912-1913 at pagkaraan naging Tagapamahalang Arkitekto, 1917-1928 sa Kawanihan ng Gawaing-Bayan. Namahala sa pagtatayo ng ilang gusaling pampamahalaan. Nagtatag ng Mapua Institute of Technology, Enero, 1925. Ka-tagapagtatag at isa sa mga naging pangulo ng Philippine Institute of Architects. Isa rin sa mga unang Konsehal ng Maynila. Tumanggap ng gintong medalya bilang papuri at katibayan ng parangal mula sa Philippine Institute of Architects at Parangal Pangkalinangan sa Arkitektura ng Lungsod ng Maynila, 1964. Namatay, Disyembre 22, 1965.
	Bulwagang CICM	CICM Multi-Purpose Hall		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2006.
	Bulwagang Lungsod ng Maynila \| Palatandaan ng Gusali ng Lunsod ng Maynila	Manila City Hall \| Gusali ng Lunsod ng Maynila Marker	Bulwagang Panlungsod ng Maynila	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Gusali ng Lunsod ng Maynila Ang unang gusali ng lunsod ng Maynila na yari sa tabla ay itinayo sa pook na ito noong 1904 nang nanunungkulan ang Alkalde Arsenio Cruz Herrera. Ang kasalukuyang gusali ay itinayo at pinasinayaan noong Agosto 19, 1941 nang nanunungkulan ang Alkalde Eulogio Rodriguez. Nasira sa Labanan ng Maynila, noong Pebrero, 1945 at ipinaayos noong 1926 ng Pamahalaang Amerikano sa bisa ng Philippine Rehabilitation Act ng 1946. Year Unveiled: 1977 _____ This government building was erected in 1939 and was used as a headquarter by the injured Filipino and American soldiers during the World War II.
	Bulwagang Pambarangay ng Bagong Silangan \| Palatandaan ng Labanan sa San Mateo	Bagong Silangan Barangay Hall \| Labanan sa San Mateo Marker	Battle of San Mateo Monument	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Labanan sa San Mateo Sa pook na ito noong umaga ng Disyembre 19, 1899 naganap ang isang makasaysayang labanan ng Digmaang Filipino-Amerikano sa pagitan ng pangkat ni Licerio Geronimo, Dibisyong Heneral ng Hukbong Panghimagsikan ng Rizal kasama ang kanyang buong pangkat ng mga manunudla na tinawag na Tiradores de la Muerte at ang pangkat Amerikano sa pamumuno ni Komandante Heneral Henry W. Lawton na binubuo ng isang batalyon ng ika-29 na Impanteriya, isang batalyon ng ika-27 Impanteriya, isang kabayuhan at isang di-kabayuhang iskwadron ng ika-11 Kabalyeriya. Napatay sa labanang ito ng pangkat ni Heneral Geronimo si Heneral Lawton, isa sa pinakamataas na opisyal na militar ng mga Amerikano sa Digmaang Filipino-Amerikano. Inalisan ng tabing sa panahon ng pagdiriwang ng ikasandaang taon ng makasaysayang Labanan ng San Mateo sa pag-aalala sa mga nagtanggol at namatay para sa ating karapatang maging malayang bansa. Year Unveiled: 2000
	Bulwagang Pang-alaala sa Digmaan Laban sa mga Hapon ng Pilipino-Tsino \| Palatandaan ng Hukbong Gerilya ng mga Tsino-Filipino Laban sa mga Hapon sa Pilipinas Wha Chi	Philippine Chinese Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall \| Hukbong Gerilya ng mga Tsino-Filipino Laban sa mga Hapon sa Pilipinas Wha Chi Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Hukbong Gerilya ng mga Tsino-Filipino Laban sa mga Hapon sa Pilipinas Wha Chi Binuo ng mga Tsinong lumikas sa Gitnang Luzon mula sa Maynila bilang bahagi ng Hukbalahap upang labanan ang pananakop ng mga Hapon. Itinalagang Squadron 48 bilang parangal sa New Fourth Army at Eighth Route Army ng Tsina, 19 Mayo 1942. Naging unang komandante si Huang Chieh at komisaryong pampulitika si Chai Chien Hwa. Orihinal na nakahimpil sa Pampanga. Nagmartsa hanggang Laguna at Tayabas, 9 Mayo-3 Hunyo 1943. Bumuo ng hiwalay na pangkat ng mga gerilya at sumanib sa Nagkakaisang Hanay Laban sa Hapon, Hunyo 1943. Nag-iisa o kasama ng iba pang pangkat na lumaban sa Tarlac, Pampanga, Rizal, Laguna at Camarines Norte. Tumulong sa pagbibigay-daan sa hukbong Amerikano para sa labanan sa Maynila, Enero 1945, at sa pagsakop ng hilagang bahagi ng Maynila, Pebrero-Marso, 1945. Lumahok sa pagpapalaya sa Los Baños Interment Camp, 23 Pebrero 1945. Binuwag bilang nasasandatahang pangkat, 24 Setyembre 1945. Year Unveiled: 2005
	Bulwagang Pang-seremonya ng Malacañang (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Malacañang Ceremonial Hall (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1994.
	Bulwagang Pangkatarungan	Bulwagang Pangkatarungan	Regional Trial Court	National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Bulwagang Pangkatarungan	Justice Hall	Old Municipal Hall	National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Bulwagang Panglungsod Quezon	Quezon City Hall		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Bulwagang Panlipunan ng Kagawaran ng Tanggulang Pambansa	Bulwagang Panlipunan ng DND	Department of National Defense	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Bulwagang Panlipunan ng DND Sa bulwagang ito, noong Pebrero 22, 1986, pinamunuan ng Minister ng Tanggulang Pambansa, Juan Ponce Enrile at Pangalawang Puno ng Kalupunan Sandatahang Lakas ng Pilipinas, Tenyente Heneral Fidel V. Ramos ang isang "press conference" na dinaluhan ng mga lokal at dayuhang koresponsal. Pagkaraan, isang mapayapang himagsikang pambayan na itinaguyod ng “People Power" ang naganap.
	Bulwagang Pantahanan ng Kamia	Kamia Residence Hall		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil	Date of construction: 1950 Category: Female, undergrad No. of floors: 2 No. of rooms: 72 Capacity per room (no. of beds): 4 Total capacity: 288
	Bulwagang Pantahanan ng Sampaguita	Sampaguita Residence Hall		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil	Date of construction: 1957 Category: Female, undergrad No. of floors: 2 No. of rooms: 71 Capacity per room (no. of beds): 4 Total capacity: 284
	Bulwagang Paraninfo	Bulwagang Paraninfo	UST Museum of Arts and Sciences	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Bulwagang Paraninfo Sa bulwagang ito, Paraninfo, Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas, noong 16 Disyembre 1941, sa isang maikling seremonya na pinangunahan nina Medyor Heneral Basilio J. Valdes, Puno ng Kalulupan, Hukbo ng Pilipinas, at Brigadyer Heneral Fidel V. Segundo, Supereintende, Academya Militar ng Pilipinas. Ang mga klase ng 1942 at ng 1943 ay nakomisyon sa hukbo at pinadala sa Digmaan. Ang mga klase ng 1944 at ng 1945 nang lumaon ay napatanyag bilang mga tagapagtatag at kasapi ng mga pangkat ng gerilya. Ang mga guro ay nagsilisan at tumalaga sa digmaan, at ang akademya ay nasara. Labindalawa sa mga opisyal at tatlumpu't siyam sa mga kadeteng dumalo rito ay namatay sa pakikipaglaban sa Bataan at sa iba pang dako noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig.
	Bulwagang Santa Cecilia	Saint Cecilia's Hall	Saint Cecilia; C Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Important Cultural Property, National Museum	Marker Text: St. Cecilia’s Hall The Conservatory of Music of St. Scholastica’s College, Manila was founded in 1907 by Sister Baptista M. Battig, O.S.B. St. Cecilia’s Hall, designed by Andres Luna de San Pedro, was inaugurated on March 8, 1932, during the silver jubilee celebration of St. Scholastica’s College of Music. It became a premier music hall and venue of celebrated recitals and concerts of the school’s music students, local virtuosos, and foreign musicians. The hall was destroyed during the Liberation of Manila and rebuilt in 1955. it underwent a major interior renovation in 1998–99. Date Unveiled: July 19, 1999 ________ Declared as an Important Cultural Property by the National Museum of the Philippines through MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Bulwagang Therese Emmanuel, Kolehiyo ng Assumption	Therese Emmanuel Hall, Assumption College		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa
	Busto ni Carlos P. Garcia	Carlos P. Garcia Bust		National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Napoleon V. Abueva
	Busto ni Rosauro Almario \| Palatandaan ni Rosauro Almario (1886-1933)	Rosauro Almario Bust \| Rosauro Almario (1886-1933) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Rosauro Almario Ipinanganak sa Tondo, Maynila noong Agosto 30, 1886. Kalihim ng Alkalde ng Maynila, 1920-1923; Konsehal ng Maynila, 1925-1928; pangulo, Sangguniang Panlungsod, 1930. Tinaguriang “Terror of Grafters.”May-akda, Batas sa “Blue Sunday.” Kilalang manunulat sa Tagalog. Sumulat ng mga sanaysay na “Ano Ang Ligaya sa Ibabaw ng Lupa” at “Que Es Pueblo?”; mga maikling nobela tulad ng “Mga Anak Bukid,” “Nang Mabuhay ang Patay,” “Pinatatawad Kita,” “Mga Dahong Luksa,” at iba pa sa ilalim ng mga sagisag-panulat na R.O. Noel, Batang Simoun, Matanglawin at iba pa. Patnugot, Pagkakaisa at Sampaguita; Kagawad ng Pamunuan, El Comercio; Tagapamahalang Pangkalahatan, La Opinion; Tagapagtatag, Aklatang Bayan; Kontributor, Muling Pagsilang, Taliba, at Ang Mithi. Namatay noong Marso 11, 1933.
	BVCI Golf Course Tree Planting Light	BVCI Golf Course Tree Planting Light		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Café All Day (Pagsasaayos) (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Café All Day (Renovation) (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2001.
	Café Rizal-II (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Café Rizal-II (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1989.
	Calereice Corporate Center	Calereice Corporate Center		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Camarin dela Virgen	Camarin de da Virgen		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Camarín de la Virgen (also Dressing Room of the Virgin) is a chapel room located behind the second level of the retablo where the image of Our Lady of the Abandoned is placed. It was built around the same period as the Santa Ana church (c. 1720–1725) and has retained much of its features.
	Canyon Woods Homes	Canyon Woods Homes		National Capital Region	Laurel	Batangas	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1994. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Carmelo at Bauermann	Carmelo and Bauermann, Inc.		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Carmelo and Bauermann, Inc. This place is one of the oldest lithographic establishments in the Philippines. The firm was founded on July 1, 1887, by Eulalio Carmelo y Lakandula and William Bauermann. This marker was placed here in 1937 to commemorate the golden anniversary of the firm.
	Casa Alabang Condominium	Casa Alabang Condominium		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Casa Nueva Manila	Casa Nueva Manila		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Casa Nueva-3	Casa Nueva-2		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1983.
	Casino Español ng Maynila	Casino Español de Manila		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria Zaragoza	Marker Text: Casino Español de Manila Itinatag bilang isang natatanging klub ng mga Kastilang (Hijos del Pais) naninirahan sa Maynila noong 1893. Itinayo ang unang gusali ayon sa disenyo ni Juan Arellano, 1913; pinasinayaan, 1917. Nasira noong Liberasyon ng Maynila, 1945. Pansamantalang nalipat ito sa isang bahay sa panulukan ng Daang Oregon (ngayo’y Apacible) at Daang Perez, Paco. Muling itinayo sa kasalukuyang pook sa pamamagitan ni Ignacio Planas, 1951. Dito ginaganap ang mga mahahalagang pagdiriwang ng Espanya. Sa kasalukuyan, ang klub na ito ay isang buhay na sagisag ng mainit at magandang pagsasamahan ng Pilipinas at Espanya. Year Unveiled: 1993
	Celebrity Sports Plaza	Celebrity Sports Plaza		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Through the years, the Club has expanded its features in order to keep abreast with the latest trends in sports and leisure. From its inception in August 1979 up to the present, Celebrity Sports Plaza, Inc. has consistently lived up to its lofty pedigree as one of the country’s leading sports clubs. Additionally, the club is a classy venue for special events and functions. Celebrity Club today boasts of state-of-the-art sports facilities that cater to sports lovers of all ages. Its famed Olympic-sized swimming pool is the envy of the club’s contemporaries. Its indoor sports amenities always play host to prestigious sports tournaments from distinguished organizations like the ANPC-ISCBC, various Philippine Rotary chapters, local media organizations, government agencies and private corporations. (Source: http://www.celebritysportsplaza.com/)
	Central Business Park II	Central Business Park II		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Central Plaza ng Makati Commercial Center, Glorietta 5	Makati Commercial Center Central Plaza, Glorietta 5		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	MAKATI COMMERCIAL CENTER The Makati Commercial Center was the first pedestrian mall built by the Zobel de Ayala family. The mall design featured two major elements: art pieces and the play of water. Complementing each other, or standing alone, the dynamics of sound and visual forms captured the attention of the strollers. The Makati commercial Center became known as a Sculpture Mall. It was the repository of the works of the country's leading contemporary sculptors like Napoleon Abueva, Arturo Luz, Eduardo Castrillo, Solomon Saprid, Juvenal Sans and Jose Mendoza. The ultimate plan of the Makati Commercial Center, as originally conceived, was to feature high-rise shopping buildings to tower over the mall and engulf it on both sides, thereby creating a walled landscape that would cast some shade on the pedestrian walkway. The result would have been to bring the viewer's eyes to seek for details on nearby surfaces. I.P. Santos ensured that the artful details offered new revelations from different angles. (The Landscape Architecture of Ildefonso P. Santos by Jeannie E. Javelosa)
	Century Park Sheraton	Century Park Sheraton	Century Park Hotel	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Situated at the heart of the Philippines’ capital city, Century Park Hotel in Malate, Manila, Philippines boasts of being a convenient location for those with businesses outside the hotel. It is of close proximity from significant places of interest both for business and leisure. With the hotel’s 24-hour transportation service, getting to these places are made even easier. (Source: http://www.centurypark.com/
	Chancery ng Pasuguan ng Estados Unidos ng Amerika	Embassy of the United States of America Chancery		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Embassy of the United States of America Chancery This building opened in 1940 to house the offices and residence of the U.S. High Commissioner in the Philippines, Francis B. Sayre. During World War II, Japanese Imperial Forces occupied this building until the establishment of the Japanese-sponsored Republic of the Philippines on October 14, 1943, when it became the Japanese Embassy in the Philippines. The U.S. Army’s 12th Cavalry liberated the compound on February 20, 1945, following intense fighting during the Battle for Manila. After the war, the still intact ballroom served as the courthouse for the World War II war crimes trials of Japanese in the Philippines. Following the United States recognition of Philippine independence on July 4, 1946, this building became the chancery of the Embassy of the United States of America. Date Unveiled: September 22, 2005
	Chelsea Villas	Chelsea Villas		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Chez Coppel (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Chez Coppel (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1989.
	Citadina	Citadina		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Citibank NA	Citibank NA	Citibank Tower	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Club Filipino \| Palatandaan ng Club Filipino; Palatandaan ng Club Filipino at ang Partido Nacionalista	Club Filipino \| Club Filipino Marker; Ang Club Filipino at ang Partido Nacionalista Marker		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Work of Architect I.P. Santos (1970) _____ Marker Texts: Club Filipino Ang Club Filipino na itinatag upang ipakipaglaban ang kasarinlan ng bansa sa pamamagitan ng pagpapayaman ng kultura, sining, karunungan, kalusugan at pagkamakabayan ng mga mamamayan. Itinatag ng isang pangkat ng mga pilipinong makabayan at ilustrado sa pangalang " El Club Filipino Independiente” noong 1898, nang ang bandila ng tatlong bansa — Filipinas, Espanya, at Amerika — ay nakataas sa iba’t ibang panig ng kapuluan. Naging unang pangulo nito si Isidro De Santos; si Hen. Antonio Luna naman ang siyang ingat-yaman. "Ang samahang ito ang unang nagbigay-parangal sa araw ng pagka-martir ni Rizal sa pamamagitan ng pagdaraos ng luksang alaala noong Disyembre 30, 1898 at siyang naging simula ng pagdiriwang ng "Rizal Day." Natigil ang gawain ng samahan nang umanib kay Hen. Emilio Aguinaldo marami sa mga kagawad nito nang sumiklab ang digmaan laban sa Amerika. Muling itinatag sa bagong pangalang "El Club International" nang matapos ang digmaan. Ibinalik ang pangalang "Club Filipino" pagkaraan ng ilang taon. Ang samahan ay nanguna sa pagtangkilik sa sariling kultura at sining; pinapanatili ang paggamit ng kasuotang Pilipino; at unang nagtaguyod sa mga kunsiyerto ng mga awiting Pilipino at eksibisyon ng musika at pinturang Pilipino. Nagtaguyod rin sa pagpapaunlad ng karunungan at kalusugan. Nagpadala ng mga pensyonado upang mag-aral sa Amerika; at nagpaunlad sa palakasan. Ang unang naging tahanan ng Club ay sa Daang Alix (ngayo'y Legarda); pagkaraan, sa Plaza Goiti. Noong 1909, sa 1021 Avenida Rizal. Lumipat sa Sta. Mesa kung saan tumigil si Hen. Tomoyuki Yamashita ng hukbong Hapon at pagkaraan, si Hen. Douglas MacArthur noong liberation. Buhat dito, ito ay inilipat sa kasalukuyang tanggapan nito sa Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila. _____ Ang Club Filipino at ang Partido Nacionalista Sa pook na ito noong 27 Nobyemre 1907, ginanap ang velada artisitica na itinaguyod ng Club Filipino bilang parangal sa limampu't siyam na kagawad ng unang pambansang asambleya ng Pilipinas na kasapi sa Partido Nacionalista na nangnampanya at nagwagi sa ilali ng plataporma nilang madalian lubusan at ganap na kalayaan para sa Pilipinas laban sa Partido Federalista na naglalayon naman sa pagiging isang ganap na estado ng Pilipinas ng Estados Unidos. _____ Club Filipino Bulwagang Kalayaan 25 Pebrero 1986 Sa bulwagang ito, ang unang babaeng naging Pangulo ng Pilipinas, Corazon C. Aquino ay nanumpa ka Supreme Court Senior Jusitce Claudio Teehankee. Nanumpa rin bilang Pangalawang Pangulo, Salvador H. Laurel kay Supreme Court Justice Vicente Abad Santos. Kasinghalaga ng araw na ito ang paglagda ng Proklamasyong Bilang 1, ang pagpapahayag ng Atas Pampanguluhan Bilang 1, at ang paghirang ng ilang mga kagawad ng gabinete at task forces para tumulong sa Pangulo sa pamamahala ng bagong pamahalaan. Year Unveiled: 1988
	Corinthian Gardens	Corinthian Gardens		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The subdivision is 80 hectares in size with 30 hectares allotted for roads, parks and open spaces. The Clubhouse is located strategically, at the corners of DVMadrigal Ave. and DVRufino Ave. It has four function rooms that are rented out for social functions. Masses are held daily at the West hall at 6:45 a.m. while Sunday mass is at 10:00 a.m. Also located there are several concessions that serve the residents – the Village Mart, dental and derma clinics, Fabricare, Sunny Bakeshop, Gakuya, Buddy Tutorial, and Center for Exceptional Needs. Beside the Clubhouse is Corinthian Center for Childhood Education, a nursery school that offers kindergarten classes and caters to toddlers as well. The Sports Center houses the two open tennis courts and one covered court; a covered badminton court (with 4 playing courts); a covered basketball court with cement flooring and also a basketball court with wooden flooring. Adjacent to these sports facilities, is the football field. Members and their guests can use the facilities through reservation ( except for the tennis court which is on a first come, first serve basis). (Source: http://cgainc.net/)
	Cuartel de Santa Lucia	Cuartel de Santa Lucia (Santa Lucia Barracks)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Cuartel de Santa Lucia (Santa Lucia Barracks) On this site, Cuartel de la Artilleria de Montaña was built by Thomas Sanz, engineer of the Army during the administration of Governor General Jose Basco y Vargas, 1781. Used as barracks by the Philippine Constabulary, 1901. Became the Philippine Officers School, February 17, 1905. Here, the newly appointed Constabulary officers, studied a three-month course of instruction in law and Spanish language, in addition to military drill and constabulary administration. Transferred to Baguio City, 1908. Destroyed during World War II and from the remaining walls, the Philippine Constabulary reconstructed this barracks. Date Unveiled: August 4, 1990
	Daang Pangulong Sergio Osmeña	President Sergio Osmeña Highway	South Superhighway	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: President Sergio Osmeña Highway Sa bisa ng Batas Republika Bilang 6760 na may petsang Setyembre 25, 1989, ang lansangang bayang ito ay pinanganlang President Sergio Osmeña Highway.
	Dagdag na Balkonahe	Semi-circular porch addition		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Dalampasigan at Bakuran ng Pasuguan ng Estados Unidos	United States Embassy Seafront and Chancery Compound		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Work of Architect I.P. Santos (2002)
	Dalawang palapag na Dupleks na Apartment ng Dionisio Gonzaga	Two-story Dionisio Gonzaga Duplex Apartments		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Dalawang palapag na Dupleks na Apartment ng Singian Hermanos	Two-story Duplex Apartment of the Singian Brothers		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Dalawang palapag na Dupleks na Apartment para kay G. at Gng. Zavala	Two-story Duplex Apartment for Mr. and Mrs. Zavala		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Dalawang palapag na Dupleks para kay G. at Gng. Benito Prieto	Two-story Duplex for Mr. and Mrs. Benito Prieto		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Dalawang palapag na duplex apartment - Dona Petrona Nakpil vda. de Bautista	Two Storey duplex apartment – Dona Petrona Nakpil vda. de Bautista		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Dalawang palapag na Gusaling Apartment para kay Primitivo Garcia	Two-story Apartment Building for Primitivo Garcia		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Dalawang palapag na Tripleks na Apartment	Two-story Triplex Apartment		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Dambana ng Banal na Krus ng San Juan del Monte \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Santo Cristo	Santuario del Santo Cristo of San Juan del Monte \| Church of Santo Cristo Marker	San Juan del Monte Church	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of San Juan	Marker Text: Church of Santo Cristo The church and convent were built in 1602-1604 by the Dominican province of the Most Holy Rosary on a site donated by Captain Julian de Cuenca. Both buildings were burned during the Chinese uprising of 1639. The new church and convent, constructed in 1641, were set on fire in July 1763 during the British Occupation of Manila. The present church and convent, constructed in 1774, were used by the Insurgent Forces of the Revolution of 1898. This sanctuary is the seat of the Confraternity of Santisimo Cristo De San Juan Del Monte approved by Pope Innocent X on March 4, 1648. --- Tuwing ika-3 ng Mayo ay ipinagdiriwang ng Simbahan ang kanilang pista. Ipinuprusisyon ang imahe ni Kristo sa mga kalapit na barangay, na dinadaluhan ng mga mananampalataya nito.
	Dambana ng Banal na Puso ng Kamuning	Shrine of Sacred Heart of Kamuning		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Dambana ng San Peregrine Laziosi ng Muntinlupa	Saint Peregrine Laziosi Shrine of Muntinlupa	Saint Peregrine Shrine; Saint Peregrine Church	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	Thirty-five years ago, in 1983, St. Jerome Emiliani & Sta. Susana Parish was established, as a cradle of the Somascan Congregation in Asia. Now, two Provinces were erected from the small seed that was planted, and it grew as a mature tree and now as a vibrant and robust edifice with a good number of vocations, with young and energetic members of the Congregation: Southeast Asia Province in the Philippines with Indonesia and Vietnam; Province of India with Sri Lanka and Australia. The mission of St. Jerome Emiliani is ever more challenging and active with the signs of the times in this vast region in Asia.
	Dambanang Alaala Kay Tandang Sora \| Palatandaan ni Melchora Aquino (Tandang Sora)	Tandang Sora Memorial Shrine \| Melchora Aquino (Tandang Sora) Marker	Tandang Sora Shrine	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Melchora Aquino (Tandang Sora) Isinilang sa Baryo Banlat, Kalookan ngayo’y Banlat, Lungsod Quezon, 6 Enero 1812. Tinaguriang Ina ng Himagsikan dahil sa pagtulong sa mga Katipunero na pinamumunuan ni Gat Andres Bonifacio sa pamamagitan ng pagpapakain at pag-aalaga sa mga sugatan. Dinakip ng mga Espanyol at ipinatapon sa Guam, 1896. Pinalaya ng mga Amerikano at nagbalik sa Pilipinas, 1903. Yumao, 19 Pebrero 1919 at inilibing sa Mausoleo de los Veteranos de la Revolucion, Manila North Cemetery. Inilipat ang mga labi sa Himlayang Pilipino, 6 Enero 1970. Year Unveiled: 2007
	Dambanang Apolinario Mabini	Mabini Shrine \| Dambanang Apolinario Mabini; Apolinario Mabini Marker	Mabini Shrine PUP	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Shrine, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	The Mabini Shrine in Sta. Mesa, Manila is a replica of the original house where the considered "Brains of the Katipunan" Apolinario Mabini lived. _____ Marker Texts: In this house as in the hearts of the Filipino People is enshrined the memory of Apolinario Mabini. Year Unveiled: 1941 _____ In this house Apolinario Mabini died on 13 May 1903. Year Unveiled: 1953 _____ Sa bahay na ito namayapa si Apolinario Mabini noong 13 ng Mayo 1903. Year Unveiled: 1971 _____ Dambanang Apolinario Mabini Ipinamana sa mag-asawang Maria del Rosario at Agapito Mabini na kapatid ni Apolinario Mabini ang bahay na ito na unang natagpuan sa 21 Kalye Nagtahan sa Maynila. Dito unang nanirahan si Mabini habang nag-aaral ng abogasya noong 1888. Muli siyang nanirahan dito matapos palayain sa pagkahuli niya sa Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija dahil sa kanyang pakikibahagi sa rebolusyon, 3 Oktubre 1900. Muling nagbalik sa bahay na ito si Mabini, 26 Pebrero 1903, matapos ipatapon sa Guam. Sa bahay na ito yumao si Mabini, 13 Mayo 1903. Inilipat ang bahay sa 23 Kalye Nagtahan nang gamitin ang loteng kinatatayuan ng bahay. Muling inilipat ang bahay sa dating Bureau of Anminal Industry, ngayo’y bahagi ng Malacañang Park, upang bigyang daan ang pagpapatayo ng kongkretong Tulay ng Mabini sa Nagtahan. Idineklarang Pambansang Dambana ni Mabini na pangangasiwaan ng National Historical Commission, 1968. Muling inilipat ang bahay sa Polytechnic University of the Philipines sa Sta. Mesa, Maynila dahil sa rehabilitasyon ng Ilog Pasig, 2009. Ipinahayag na permanenteng bahay ng Dambanang Mabini, 8 Pebrero 2010. Date Unveiled: July 23, 2013
	Dambanang Kalayaan ng Tanggulang Santiago	Fort Santiago Freedom Shrine	Real Fuerza de Santiago; Kuta Santiago	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Shrine, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	The Fort is one of the most important historical sites in Manila. Several lives were lost in its prisons during the Spanish Colonial Period and the World War II. _____ Marker Texts: Fort Santiago Built of Guadalupe volcanic tuff by Governor Gomez Perez Dasmariñas 1590–1593 in place of the wooden palisade of Raja Matanda Year Unveiled: 1934 ______ Dambana ng Kalayaan Bilang paggunita sa alaala ni Jose Rizal at iba pang mga bayaning Pilipino na nagbuwis ng kanilang buhay para sa Inang Bayan. Ang Fort Santiago ay ginawang Pambansang Dambana ng Kalayaan noong Marso 1951 sa bisa ng Batas ng Republika Blg. 597.
	Dambanang Pang-arkidiyosesis ng Birhen ng Gabay ng Ermita \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Birhen ng Gabay	Archdiocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Guidance of Ermita \| Ang Simbahan ng Nuestra Señora de Guia Marker	Simbahan ng Ermita; Ermita Church; Nuestra Señora de Guia Church	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Ang Simbahan ng Nuestra Señora de Guia Itinayo noong 1606 na yari sa kawayan, mulawen, at pawid, ang simbahan ng Nuestra Señora de Guia ay makailang nawasak dahil sa lindol. Muling itinayo noong 1810 at nawasak noong 1945 sa Labanan ng Maynila. Ang imahen ng Nuestra Señora de Guia, na nasa Katedral ng Maynila mula pa noong pananakop ng mga Inggles (1762), ay inilipat dito noong 1918. Ang kasalukuyang simbahan ay itinayo noong 1947 sa may pook na di-umano’y kinatagpuan sa Birhen noong 19 Mayo 1571. Kinoronahan ang Birhen noong 16 Mayo 1971 ni Rufino Kardenal Santos. Ang gintong korona ay kaloob ng Papa Paulo VI. Year Unveiled: 1971
	Dambanang Pang-arkidiyosesis ng Birhen ng Loreto \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Sampalok	Archdiocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Loreto \| Church of Sampaloc Marker	Loreto Church; Sampaloc Church	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Church of Sampaloc Site donated to the Franciscans in 1613 by Pedro de Chaves. First chapel built in honor of Our Lady of Loreto in 1613 and set on fire during the Chinese uprising of 1639. Second chapel built under the supervision of Andres de Puertellano O.F.M. Present church built in 1666 under the direction of Francisco de Santa Catalina O.F.M. Associated with the Convent of Sampaloc, there functioned here from 1692 to 1808 one of the best printing presses of Manila. Year Unveiled: 1935
	Dambanang Pang-arkidiyosesis ng San Pedro Bautista ng San Francisco del Monte \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng San Francisco del Monte	Saint Peter Baptist Archdiocesan Shrine of San Francisco del Monte \| Church of San Francisco del Monte Marker	Saint Peter Baptist Shrine; San Francisco del Monte Church; San Pedro Bautista Church	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum (for San Pedro Bautista Church Complex); Marked Structure, NHCP; Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage Site, Quezon City; Registered Property, Quezon City	Marker Text: Church of San Francisco del Monte The site was donated to the Franciscans on February 17, 1590, by Governor Santiago de Vera in the name of King Philip II. Chapels were built of thatch and bamboo in 1590, of wood in 1593, and of volcanic tuff in 1599. The last was badly damaged in the Chinese uprising of 1639. Present church built from 1696 to 1699, through the generosity of Tomas de Endaya. To this site retired for prayer and recollection several Franciscans who sufferred martyrdom in Japan in the XVII Century and others who lead missionary expeditions to Japan, China and Cambodia. The Escuela Serafica or Probation School for Filipino applicants to the Franciscan order was opened here July 16, 1931. Year Unveiled: 1936
	Dambanang Rizal sa Tanggulang Santiago \| Palatandaan ng Piitan ni Jose Rizal \| Palatandaan ng Pag-aaklas ng Rehimyento ng Tayabas	Rizal Shrine Fort Santiago \| Prison Cell of Jose Rizal Marker; Pag-aaklas ng Rehimyento ng Tayabas Marker	Museo Ni Rizal	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Shrine, NHCP	Marker Texts: Dambanang Rizal sa Fort Santiago Ang ladrilyong guho ay bahagi ng isa sa pinakamatandang gusali sa Fort Santiago. Itinayo bilang kuwartel para sa mga sundalong Espanyol, 1593. Dito ikinulong si Jose Rizal, 3 Nobyembre–29 Disyembre 1896, bago ang pagbaril sa kanya sa Bagumbayan, ngayo’y Liwasang Rizal, noong 30 Disyembre 1896. Bahagi ng deklarasyon ng Fort Santiago bilang pambansang dambana sa bisa ng RA 597, 6 Marso 1951. Muling ipinatayo, 1953. Ipinahayag bilang sagradong pook sa bisa ng PD 105, 24 Enero 1973. Pinangasiwaan ng Pambansang Komisyong Pangkasaysayan, 19 Hunyo 1965, hanggang sa kasalukuyan. Year Unveiled: 2013 _____ Prison Cell of Jose Rizal In this cell Jose Rizal was detained prisoner from 3 November to the morning of 29 December 1896 falsely charged with rebellion, sedition and formation of illegal societies. After the reading of the court sentence at 6:00 a.m. 29 December, he was kept in an improvised chapel until his execution at 7:03 a.m. 30 December 1896 on the Luneta, Bagumbayan Field, Manila. Year Unveiled: 1959 _____ Pag-aaklas ng Rehimyento ng Tayabas Nag-alsa ang mga miyembro ng Rehimyento ng Tayabas sa pamumuno ni Sarhento Samaniego upang bigyang-katarungan ang pagpatay ng mga Espanyol kay Apolinario de la Cruz at sa mga kasapi ng Cofradia de San Jose noong 1–4 Nobyembre 1841. Nilusob ang Kutang Santiago sa tulong ng mga katutubong bantay sa loob niyo 20–21 Enero 1843. Nasupil ng hukbong Espanol, 21 Enero 1843. Binitay si Sarhento Samaniego at ang kanyang mga kasama sa Bagumbayan, ngayo’y Luneta, 22 Enero 1843. Date Unveiled: January 19, 2018
	Dating Kapilyang Pangmilitar	Former Military Chapel		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Former Military Chapel This room of the Cuartel de la Luneta, then occupied by the 6th Spanish Infantry (later the 73rd) was the chapel in which the three priests, the Rev. Dr. Jose Apolonio Burgos, the Rev. Mariano Gomez and the Rev. Jacinto Zamora were confined before their execution by the garrote on February 17, 1872 for supposed implication in the Military Revolt of Cavite, January 20, 1872.
	Dating Libingan ni Apolinario Mabini	Dating Libingan ni Apolinario Mabini		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Dating Libingan ni Apolinario Mabini 1903 Sa pook na ito inilibing si Apolinario Mabini, ang Dakilang Paralitiko, na namatay sa sakit na kolera noong ika-13 ng Mayo, 1903. Naging “Utak ng Himagsikan,” si Mabini ay napasakop sa kapangyarihang Amerikano noong ika-26 ng Pebrero, 1903, paglunsad niya sa bapor buhat sa Guam na pinagtapunan sa kanya. Year Unveiled: 1963
	Dating Palasyo ng Gobernador Heneral	Former Palace of the Governor-General	Palacio del Gobernador	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Former Palace of the Governors General This site was formerly occupied by the stately residence of Captain Manuel Estacio Venegas, Secretary to Governor General Diego Fajardo. Venegas died on March 7, 1660, a prisoner at Fort Santiago. His residence was confiscated and became the Palace of the Governors of the Philippine Islands until its destruction by the earthquake of June 3, 1863. These foundations, intended for the new gubernatorial palace, were abandoned when it was decided to make Malacañan the permanent residence of the Governors General. Year Unveiled: 1936
	Daughters of Charity	Daughters of Charity		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Daughters of Charity Batong batayan ng kawanggawa ng mga Vincentians bilang tugon sa utos ni Reyna Isabella ii ng espanya noong ika-19 ng Oktubre 1852. Nanirahan sa kolehiyo ng sta. Isabel, dating nakatayo dito, ang unang misyon ng 15 Daughters of Charity ni San Vicente de Paul na dumating sa Pilipinas noong ika-22 ng Hulyo 1862. Naragdagan ng 59 misyong binubuo ng 447 madreng Kastila na kumalat sa 22 na bahay pangmisyon sa loob ng 93 taon, pagkaraan, sumapi ang 1,278 Filipinos, 1 Italian, 1 British, 1 French, 2 Americans, 3 Chinese, 1 Vietnamese, 10 Thais, 7 Indians, 3 Indonesians, 1, Fijian at 1 Korean. Sa pagdiriwang ng ika-125 taong pagkakatatag sa ika-22 ng Hulyo 1987, ang kompanya ay naglilingkod sa 56 bahay pangmisyon, 6 sa mga ito ang nasa Thailand at pulo ng Fiji.
	Disenyong Pang-interyor - Mga Silid Ehekutibo ng Bangko ng Komersyo ng Pilipinas	Interior Design - Philippine Bank of Commerce Executive Suites		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Disenyong Pang-interyor - Mga Tanggapan at Penthouse ng Korporasyong Ayala--Makati Stock Exchange	Interior Design - Ayala Corporation Offices and Penthouse--Makati Stock Exchange Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Disenyong Pang-interyor - Mga Tanggapan ng Kodak Pilipinas	Interior Design - C. J. Yulo & Sons Executive Offices		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Disenyong Pang-interyor - Mga Tanggapan ng Laguna Estate and Development Corporation	Interior Design - Laguna Estate and Development Corporation Offices		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Disenyong Pang-interyor - Mga Tanggapang Arkitektural ng Locsin	Interior Design - Locsin Architectural Offices		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Disenyong Pang-interyor - Mga Tanggapang Ehekutibo ng C. J. Yulo at mga Anak	Interior Design - C. J. Yulo & Sons Executive Offices		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Disenyong Pang-interyor - Mga Tanggapang Ehekutibo ng USI-Gusali ng Makati Stock Exchange	Interior Design - USI Executive Offices-Makati Stock Exchange Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Disenyong Pang-interyor - Mga Tanggapang Tagapagpaganap ng Kumpanya ng Paseguruhan ng Filipinas Life (Karugtong)	Interior Design - Filipinas Life Assurance Company (Annex) Executive Offices		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	Completed, 1976
	Disenyong Pang-interyor - Otel Philippine Plaza--Sentrong Pangkultura ng Pilipinas	Interior Design - Philippine Plaza Hotel--Cultural Center of the Philippines (now Sofitel Philippine Plaza)		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Disenyong Pang-interyor - Sentrong Pangkapulungang Pandaigdig ng Pilipinas--Sentrong Pangkultura ng Pilipinas	Interior Design - Philippine International Convention Center--Cultural Center of the Philippines		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Disenyong Pang-interyor - Tahanan ni Leandro V. Locsin	Interior Design - Leandro V. Locsin Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Disenyong Pang-interyor - Tanghalan ng Sining Itinatanghal-Sentrong Pangkultura ng Pilipinas	Interior Design - Theater of Performing Arts-Cultural Center of the Philippines		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Dormitoryo para kay Doña Anacleta Feliciano	Dormitory for Doña Anacleta Feliciano		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Dr. Leon R. Lopez Apartments (tatlong palapag)	Dr. Leon R. Lopez Apartments (Three-story)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Dupleks na Apartment nina G. at Gng. Jose Paez	Duplex Apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Jose Paez		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Dupleks na Apartment para sa mga kaanak ng yumaong Nicanor Reyes	Duplex Apartment for the heirs of the late Nicanor Reyes		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Eastwood City	Eastwood City		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	El Deposito	El Deposito	El Deposito Underground Tunnel	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of San Juan	Marker Text: El Deposito Sa pook na ito itinayo ng mga Kastila ang tinggalan ng tubig na may lawak na dalawang ektarya at may lalim na dalawandaang talampakan. Dito naganap ang labanan noong ika-30 ng Agosto, 1896. Ginamit hanggang noong panahon ng Amerikano nang itayo ang tinggalan ng tubig sa San Juan at ang salaan ng tubig sa Balara na pinamahalaan ng dating Metropolitan Water District. Date Unveiled: August 30, 1972 -- Ginawa ng Komisyong Pangkasaysayan ng Pilipinas ang Underground Museum kung saan matatagpuan ang mga lagusan ng El Deposito. Layong makita nito ang kahalagahan at kasaysayan ng El Deposito o tinggalan ng tubig noong panahon ng mga Kastila. Tiyak na magbubukas ito ng daan para sa mas marami pang pag-aaral o pagsasaliksik tungkol sa ating kultura at kasaysayan.
	El Parian	El Parian	Puerta del Parian	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: El Parian Former site of El Parian, a Chinese walled suburb, destroyed and rebuilt several times, bombarded from San Gabriel Bastion, in the Chinese Uprising of 1604, set on fire in the Chinese Insurrection of 1639, transferred to La Estacada, Binondo, in 1644 by Governor Diego Fajardo, but built again in this district, and later moved to Alcayceria de San Jose, Intramuros, by governor Jose Basco y Sargas in 1786 for military reasons, and finally dispersed in 1860.
	Entabladong Quirino \| Palatandaan ni Elpidio R. Quirino (1890–1958)	Quirino Grandstand \| Elpidio R. Quirino (1890–1958) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Elpidio R. Quirino (1890–1956) Ipinanganak sa Vigan, Ilocos Sur, Nobyembre 16, 1890. Nagtapos ng elementarya sa Aringay, La Union at sekondarya sa Manila High School, 1911. Nagkamit ng Titulo sa Batas, Pamantasan ng Pilipinas, 1915. Nagsimulang maglingkod sa bayan bilang guro sa Caparian, Agoo, La Union sa gulang na 16. Nahirang na pribadong kalihim ng Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon, Kalihim ng Pananalapi sa ilalim ng panunungkulan ng Gobernador Heneral Frank Murphy at Kalihim ng Kagawaran ng Interyor. Nahalal na kinatawan ng Ilocos Sur, 1919; senador 1922, 1931, 1941; delegado sa Kumbensiyong Konstitusyonal, 1934; at pangalawang pangulo ng Republika ng Pilipinas, 1946. Naging pangulo sa pagkamatay ni Pangulong Manuel A. Roxas, 1948; nahalal na pangulo, 1949. Namatay, Pebrero 29, 1956. Ang kanyang panunungkula’y kinatampukan ng muling pagpapayabong sa ekonomiya ng bansa na sinira ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig at pagpapanumbalik ng kapayapa’t muling pananalig ng mamamayan sa pamahalaan. Year Unveiled: 1990
	Era Theater at Bowling Complex	Era Theater & Bowling Complex		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Erwin Ackerman	Erwin Ackerman		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Filinvest Center	Filinvest Center		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Filinvest Corporate City	Filinvest Corporate City		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Filinvest Subdivision	Filinvest Subdivision		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Filipinas Cement	Filipinas Cement		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Fingers Piano Bar (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Fingers Piano Bar (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2000.
	Fontainebleau Villas	Fontainebleau Villas		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Forbes Tower	Forbes Tower		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Foremost Construction Pilipinas	Foremost Construction Philippines, Inc.		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Fort Bonifacio Entertainment Center	Fort Bonifacio Entertainment Center		National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Fountain ng Carriedo	Carriedo Fountain		National Capital Region	Quezon City; Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Restoration by National Artist for Visual Arts Napoleon V. Abueva; Registered Property, Quezon City	Marker Text: Carriedo Fountain Itinayo noong Mayo 1882 bilang bahagi ng Carriedo Water Works System na pinasimulan ni Gobernador-Heneral Domingo Moriones noong 1878. Pinasinayaan ni Gobernador-Heneral Primo de Rivera noong 24 Hulyo 1882 at ipinangalan kay Francisco Carriedo y Peredo, ang Kastilang peninsular at heneral ng galyong ”Santa Familia” na nagkaloob ng sampung libong piso upang ipagawa ang patubig. Nilagyan ng mga palamuti ng pamahalaang lungsod ng Maynila noong 1891. Orihinal na itinayo sa Rotonda de Sampaloc, yaon ay inalis noong 1976 at inilipat ng Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System sa pook na ito noong 1980 bilang bahagi ng paggunita sa ikasandaang taong pagkakatayo noon. Date Unveiled: July 22, 1982
	Freedom Triangle, Bulwagang Panglungsod ng Maynila \| Palatandaan Sa Mga Bayani ng Lungsod ng Maynila	Freedom Triangle, Manila City Hall \| Sa Mga Bayani ng Lungsod ng Maynila Marker	Freedom Triangle of Manila City Hall	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Sa mga Bayani ng Lungsod ng Maynila Na nag-iwan sa amin ng isang dakilang pamana na may karangalan dahil sa ginawa nilang pagtulong sa mga kulang-palad na walang kakayahan, sa pagtatanggol ng mga naaapi, sa pagsasanggalang ng patrimonyo ng lungsod at sa walang-takot ninyong pagbubuwis ng buhay para sa isang banal at kagalang-galang na pamamaraan. Kaya, kami sa ngayon ay binubuhay ang inyong kadakilaan sa pamamagitan ng panandang pangkasaysayang ito. Isang buhay na alaala at sagisag ng aming walang-hanggang pagpapahalaga at paggalang sa inyong kabayanihan at pagmakabayan. Date Unveiled: February 3, 1993
	G.T. International Tower	G.T. International Tower		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The building has 47 floors above ground and 5 basement levels for parking. Typical floor plate is 1,247sq.m per floor. (Source: http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Galeria de Magallanes Townhomes	Galeria de Magallanes Townhomes		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gilmore Townhomes	Gilmore Townhomes		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Girl Scout ng Pilipinas	Girl Scouts of the Philippines	GSP	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	Marker Text: Girl Scouts of the Philippines Itinatag sa Maynila ni Josefa Llanes Escoda upang makatulong sa mga batang babae na makamit nila ang mga simulaing pangkababaihan at maihanda sila sa mga pananagutan sa tahanan, sa bansa at sa pandaigdigang pamayanan. Pinagtibay ni Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon bilang pambansang samahan sa bisa ng Batas Komonwelt blg. 542, Mayo 26, 1940. Pansamantalang itinigil ang mga Gawain ng samahan noong Panahon ng hapon, subali’t ang mga kasapi nito ay lumahok sa mga gawaing underground. Muling itinatag, 1945. Tinanggap na Kasaping Tenderfoot ng World Association of Girl Guides And Girl Scouts (WAGGGS), 1946; naging ganap na kasapi, 1948. Date Unveiled: December 28, 1990
	Global Airport Business Park	Global Airport Business Park	Global Airport Business Park Road	National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	GMTFM	GMTFM	Greater Manila Terminal Food Market; Food Terminal Incorporated	National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Goldcrest Restaurants Resort	Goldcrest Restaurants Resort		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Constructed August 2001.
	Gomburza (Pook ng Pinagbitayan)	Gomburza (Site of Execution)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Texts: On this spot, on February 17, 1872, Fathers Jose G. Burgos, Mariano C. Gomes and Jacinto R. Zamora, were executed by strangulation for alleged complicity with the military uprising in Cavite on January 20, 1872. _____ Supuestos complicados en motin militar de Cavite, 20 Enero 1872, Padre Jose A. Burgos, Padre Mariano Gomez, Padre Jacinto Zamora Martires de la libertad de Filipinas, ejecutados en garrote vil en este lugar, 17 Febrero 1872. Year Unveiled: 1953
	GPI/La Isla Condominium	GPI/La Isla Condominium		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Greenbelt Apartments	Greenbelt Apartments		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Greenham Parkhomes	Greenham Parkhomes		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Grupo ng mga Kumpanya ng Phinma HRD	Phinma Group of Companies HRD		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusali ng Aklatang Pambansa \| Palatandaan ng Aklatang Pambansa	National Library Building \| Ang Aklatang Pambansa Marker	National Library; NLP	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Ma. V. Zaragoza; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Texts: Ang Aklatang Pambansa Nagmula sa American Circulating Library na itinatag noong 1900 at ipinagkaloob sa pamahalaan ng Pilipinas noong 1901; naging sangay ng Kawanihan ng Pagtuturo noong 1905. Noong 1908 ay pinagtibay ng Asamblea ang Batas Blg. 1935 na nagtatadhana ng pagsasama-sama ng lahat ng mga aklatang bayan at ang kabuuan nito’y pinanganlang Philippine Library and Museum noong 1916, na naging National Library noong 1928. Noong panahon ng Hapon, ang ilan sa mga sangay ng aklatan ay inilipat sa Pamantasan ng Pilipinas at ang mahahalagang kasulatan ay inilipat sa gusali ng Philippine Normal School. Ang pinakamalaking bahagi ng mga aklat at kasulatan ay natupok sa labanang ibinunga ng pagbabalik ng mga Amerikano noong 1945. Ang nailigtas ay naging saligan ng Bureau of Public Libraries. Noong 1964, ang pangalan ay ibinalik sa dating National Library. Year Unveiled: 1969 _____ The National Library is one of the biggest and oldest libraries in the National Capital Region. It caters the needs of students and professionals for learning and referencing.
	Gusali ng Alumni ng Pamantasang José Rizal	José Rizal University Alumni Building \| Jose Rizal University Marker	José Rizal College; JRC; JRU	National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jose Rizal University Nagmula sa Far Eastern College School of Accounts, Commerce and Finance na itinatag ni Vicente Fabella sa Kalye Arlegui, Maynila, na nag-alok ng mga kursong pangkomersyo, 1919. Pinangalanang Jose Rizal College, 1922. Dito nagtapos ng kolehiyo si Pangulong Ramon Magsaysay, 1932. Kusang isinara noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig bilang pagtutol sa mga Hapones, 1941; muling nagbukas, 1946. Lumipat sa Mandaluyong, 1949. Ginawaran ng katayuang unibersidad, 2 Oktubre 2000. Date Unveiled: February 15, 2019
	Gusali ng American International Underwriter	American International Underwriters Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusali ng Asian Reinsurance Pool	Asian Reinsurance Pool Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusali ng Asosasyon ng mga Parmasista ng Pilipinas \| Asosasyong Parmasyutikal ng Pilipinas	Philippine Pharmacists Association Building \| Philippine Pharmaceutical Association Marker	Colegio Medico Farmaceutico de Filipinas	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Philippine Pharmaceutical Association Itinatag noong Agosto 29, 1920 sa Manila College Pharmacy, Sta. Cruz, Maynila. Itinala sa Securities and Exchange Commission, Disyembre 19, 1956, kasapi, Federation Internationale Pharmaceutique, 1957; Federation of Asian Pharmaceutical Assocation, 1964. Kinilala ng Professional Regulation Commission, 1975. Pinagkalooban ng PRC ng gawad bilang ‘Outstanding Accredited Professional Organization of the Year’, 1994. Ang asosasyon ay may humigit-kumulang sa 14,000 na aktibong parmasyutiko sa bansa. Patuloy nitong pinagsusumikapang matamo ang mga layuning mapagkaloob ng pangangalagang pangkalusugan sa mga mamamayan at sa pagpapalaganap sa madla ng kamalayan ng lipunan at kapaligiran. Year Unveiled: 1996
	Gusali ng Bangko Equitable \| Palatandaan ni Mariano Limjap (1856-1926)	Equitable Bank Building \| Mariano Limjap (1856-1926) Marker	BDO Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Mariano Limjap (1856-1926) Makabayan, pilantropo at mangangalakal. Isinilang sa Binondo, Maynila, 19 Oktubre 1856. Naging cabeza de barangay at gobernadorcillo ng Binondo. Ipiniit sa Fort Santiago sa hinalang pagtulong sa Katipunan, 16 Setyembre 1896. Naging kasapi ng Kongreso ng Malolos bilang kinatawan ng Maynila, 16 Setyembre 1898. Muling itinalaga nang inilipat ang kongreso sa Tarlac, 1899. Isa sa mga lumagda sa salaping papel ng pamahalaang rebolusyonaryo ni Emilio Aguinaldo, 1899. Naging opisyal ng Manila-Dagupan Railroad Line. Muling ipiniit sa railroad line. Muling ipiniit sa panahon ng Digmaang Filipino-Amerikano, 1899. Nang manumbalik ang katahimikan, ipinagpatuloy ang pangangalakal ng lupain, pabahay at iba pang ari-arian. Nagpaaral nang walang bayad sa mga naghihirap. Kasapi ng komite na nagpatayo ng Monumento ni Rizal sa Luneta. Yumao 4 Marso 1926. Year Unveiled: 2009
	Gusali ng Bangkong First National City	First National City Bank Building	Citibank Building	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	The First National City Bank Building was the tallest in Makati during the 70s. Its form, like that of the Makati Stock Exchange, was ditated in large measure by aesthetis. Instead of designing a single blocksbuster office tower, the architect opted for a
	Gusali ng Bangkong Pangkomersyo at Pangindustriya ng Pilipinas	Philippine Commercial and Industrial Bank Building		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusali ng Gran Lohiya ng Malaya at Tinanggap na mga Mason ng Pilipinas \|	Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines Building	Grand Lodge	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines Organized by Manila Lodge No. 342, Cavite Lodge No. 350 and Corregidor No. 386 under the Grand Lodge of California, F. & A.M. as Grand Lodge of Philippine Islands, 12 December 1912. Dr. Harry Eugene Stafford, first Grand Master. Merged with the regional grand lodge of the Gran Oriente Español, 14 February 1917, led by Senate President Manuel L. Quezon, the first Filipino Grand Master, 1918. Brethren served in the 1934 Constitutional Convention and in the Commonwealth government. Closed during the Second World War; members fought against the Japanese forces 1942–1945. Lodges established in China, Japan, Korea, Marianas Islands and Vietnam. Renamed The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines, 1954. Date Unveiled: December 12, 2012 _____ The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines Itinatag ng Manila Lodge No. 342, Cavite Lodge No. 350 at Corregidor No. 386 under the Grand Lodge of California, F. & A.M. bilang Grand Lodge of Philippine Islands, 12 Disyembre 1912. Dr. Harry Eugene Stafford, unang Grand Master. Sumanib sa regional grand lodge ng Gran Oriente Español, 14 Pebrero 1917, sa pamumuno ni Pangulo ng Senado Manuel L. Quezon, unang Pilipinong Grand Master, 1918. Ang mga kasapi nito ay naging miyembro sa Constitutional Convention ng 1934 at ng pamahalaang Komonwelt. Natigil ang operasyon nito noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig; tumulong ang mga miyembro nito sa pakikipaglaban sa mga Hapon, 1942–1945. Nagkaroon ng mga sangay sa China, Japan, Korea, Marianas at Vietnam. Pinanganlang The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines, 1954. Date Unveiled: December 12, 2012
	Gusali ng Integrated Realty	Integrated Realty Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusali ng Jose P. Laurel Memorial Foundation	Jose P. Laurel Memorial Foundation Building	JPL Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Ma. V. Zaragoza	The Jose P. Laurel Memorial Foundation Building is envisioned as a lasting monument to the ideals and achievements of the great man after whom it is named. The building will be the permanent site of the Jose P. Laurel Memorial Foundation Library and Museum and will also serve as the center of its activities and projects in propagating and perpetuating the works, ideas, and achievements of Dr. Jose P. Laurel from funds accruing to it. From the building’s total floor area of 1,581.52 square meters, the Foundation expects to generate funds with which to implement its projects. The site of this building was acquired by virtue of Republic Act No. 5263, entitled An Act Authorizing the President of the Philippines, to sell a certain parcel of land of the private domain of the National Government to the Jose P. Laurel Memorial Foundation Inc.. This measure was co-authored by Representatives Ramon M. Durano, Floro Crisologo, Fernando V. Pajarillo, Vicente L. Peralta and Jose Aldeguer and by Senators Benigno Aquino, Jr., Ambrosio Padilla, Jovito R. Salonga, Dominador Aytona, Jose W. Diokno and Leonardo Perez. It was approved by the President of the Philippines on June 15, 1968. The deed of Conveyance was signed on May 13, 1970 by President Ferdinand E. Marcos on behalf of the Republic of the Philippines and by former Senator Pedro R. Sabido, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Jose P. Laurel Memorial Foundation Inc.. The signing was witnessed by Land Bank Governor Conrado Estrella and Assistant Executive Secretary Ponciano Mathay. Source: http://joseplaurel.com
	Gusali ng Kagawaran ng Agrikultura at Likas na Yaman	Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources Building		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Gusali ng Kagawaran ng Paggawa at Empleyo \| Palatandaan ni Fernanda Balboa 1902–1999	Department of Labor and Employment Building \| Fernanda Balboa 1902–1999 Marker	Shurdut Investment Corporation Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil	Marker Text: Fernanda Balboa 1902-1999 Lider sibiko at ina ng batas na nagtatag ng Women’s and Minor’s Bureau. Ipinanganak, 8 Oktubre 1902, kina Marcelino Salcedo at Maria Pilar del Pindo. Nagtatag ng Home for Convalescent Soldiers sa Sampaloc, Maynila at community kitchen sa Antipolo, Rizal, noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Pangulo, League of Women Voters of the Philippines, Inc., 1947-1957. Yumao, Mayo 24, 1999. Year Unveiled: 2002
	Gusali ng Karunungang Pantahanan at Bahay Sanayan ng FEU	FEU Home Economics Building and Practice House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusali ng Kataas-taasang Hukuman	Supreme Court Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusali ng Kawanihan ng Adwana \| Palatandaan ng Kawanihan ng Adwana	Bureau of Customs Building \| Bureau of Customs Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Bureau of Customs Itinatag bilang Direccion General de Aduanas sa ilalim ng Secretaria de Hacienda, Nobyembre 30, 1898. Naging Philippine Customs Service, Pebrero 6, 1902. Nagpanibagong-tatag, Marso 3, 1902. Nakilala sa bagong pangalang Bureau of Customs and Immigration sa ilalim ng pamamatnubay ng Department of Finance and Justice, Hulyo 14, 1902. Nahiwalay sa Bureau of Immigration, Mayo 1, 1947. Ang titulong Insular Collector ng Aduana ay naging Commissioner of Customs, Hulyo 1, 1947. Sumailalim sa reorganisasyon sa bisa ng Kautusan ng Panulo Blg. 1, Setyembre 24, 1972. Date Unveiled: February 6, 2002
	Gusali ng Korporasyong Panglathala ng Business World	Business World Publishing Corporation Building		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusali ng Korporasyong Philbanking	Philbanking Corporation Building (also known as BIR Building)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Gusali ng Korporasyong United Distribution	United Distribution Corporation Building	Far East Asia Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusali ng Kumpanyang Paseguruhan ng Filipinas Life - Lungsod ng Makati	Filipinas Life Assurance Company Building - Makati	BPI-Philam Life Makati	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	Completed, 1958. Renovation by Locsin, 1972.
	Gusali ng Mataas na Paaralang Panlalaki ng FEU	FEU Boys High School Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusali ng Pahayagang Ramon Roces	Ramon Roces Publications Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Sitting at the junction of Soler and Calero streets, the outstanding Ramon Roces Publications Building is irregularly shaped and its design capitalizes on its irregularity. The building was cited as one of the most important Art Deco buildings in Manila by Rodrigo D. Perez III. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Gusali ng Pamantasang Arellano	Arellano University \| Florentino P. Cayco Marker	AU	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil	Marker Text: Florentino P. Cayco (1892-1976) Ipinanganak, Oktubre 16, 1892, Malabon, Rizal. Nagkamit ng titulong Batsilyer sa mga Sining, Indiana University, 1921; Dalubhasa sa mga Sining, Columbia University, 1922. Unang naglingkod bilang Hardinero, Kawanihan ng mga Lupain. Naging guro sa paaralang premarya, 1909 at superbisor, Kalookan, 1917-1918; katulong ng superintendente ng mga paaralang lungsod, 1922-1935; pangulo, National University, 1937-1941; tagapagtatag, Arellano University, 1938; Pangalawang Kalihim ng Instruksiyon at Impormasyon, 1945-1946. Tumanggap ng mga gawag at pagkilala sa kanyang katangi-tanging paglilingkod sa larangan ng edukasyon buhat sa pamahalaan at mga samahang publiko. Namatay, Agosto 29, 1976.
	Gusali ng Pangasiwaan ng Hi-Cement	Hi-Cement Administration Building		National Capital Region	Norzagaray	Bulacan	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusali ng Pangunahing Seminaryo ng San Jose \| Kolehiyo-Seminaryo ng San Jose	San Jose Major Seminary Building \| Kolehiyo-Seminaryo ng San Jose		National Capital Region	Marikina City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Kolehiyo-Seminaryo ng San Jose Itinatag ng mga Heswita sa pook na ito noong Agosto 25, 1601 bilang isang pamahayang kolehiyo na nagtuturo ng mga araling ng dakilang lumikha at relihiyon. Binigyan ng karapatang magkaloob ng titulong akademiko noong 1623 sa bisa ng kautusan ni Haring Felipe IV ng Espanya noong 1622. Pinagkalooban ng titulo na “Colegio Ad Honorem” noong 172. Ipinagtuloy ang tungkulin ng mga paring sekular na naiwan ng mga Heswita noong 178. Pinangasiwaan ng mga Dominikano noong 1875 hanggang sa maibalik ito sa mga Heswita ni Santo Pio X noong 1910. Nalipat sa Padre Faura noong 1915 nagpalipat-lipat ng lugar upang makaiwas sa kapahamakang dulot ng Pangalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Lumipat sa kasalukuyang kinatatayuan nito sa looban ng Pamantasan ng Ateneo, Lungsod Quezon noong 1965. Date Unveiled: December 7, 2002
	Gusali ng Philippine Trust	Philippine Trust Building (now 8000 Plaza Residences)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusali ng Population Center Foundation	The Philippine Center for Population and Development Building	Philippine Center for Population and Development; Philippine Center Foundation; PCPD	National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Declared by the National Museum of the Philippines as an Important Cultural Property through Museum Declaration 14-2015.
	Gusali ng Samahan ng mga Piloto ng Pilipinas	Airline Pilots' Association of the Philippines Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusali ng Sentro ng Pamana ng Kaisa Angelo King	Kaisa Angelo King Heritage Center Building	Bahay Tsinoy	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Gusali ng Sentro ng Sining Pang-medikal	Medical Arts Center Building		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2004.
	Gusali ng Stock Exchange ng Pilipinas	Philippine Stock Exchange Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusali ng Surian ng Paseguruhan ng Asya	Asian Institute of Insurance Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Gusali Pang-agham ng FEU (Pitong palapag)	FEU Science Building (Seven-story)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Administratibo ng Lingkuran ng Biyolohikal na Produksyon	Biological Production Services Administrative Building		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - Historical Landmark (per Ordinance No. 11-029); Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	The Alabang Biological Production Services rose as one of the very first art-deco buildings in the Philippines in 1924. Being a major government research unit and vaccine laboratory in the 20th century as the Alabang Serum and Vaccine Laboratory of the Health, it was also known as a place "where miracles happened," leading the Japanese Imperial Army to convert the buildings into hospital during the height of World War II. Adjacent to ruins of the Biological Production Services is an enlarged replica of the statue of Triumph of Science Over Death, originally deisgned and created in clay, by our National Hero, Dr. Jose P. Rizal. The standing replica was sculpted by Dr. Genaro Sy-Changco.
	Gusaling Afable	Afable Building (reconversion to Manila City Hospital and Annex), Working drawings and specifications		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Amalgamated	Amalgamated Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusaling apartment (na may mga tindahan) para kay G. Rickards	Apartment building (with stores) for Mr. Rickards		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Apartment ng Liroville	Liroville Apartment Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	38 Leviste Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City, Metro Manila
	Gusaling Araullo \| Palatandaan ng Pagpapalaya ng Maynila	Araullo Building \| Ang Pagpapalaya ng Maynila Marker	Commission on Elections Annex Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Pagpapalaya ng Maynila Ang paglunsad ng hukbong Amerikano sa Lingayen Enero 3, 1945 ang simula ng paglaya ng Maynila at mga karatig pook sa Gitnang Luzon. Pinangunahan ng ika-37 Impanteriya na pinalakas ng Unang Kabalyaria at mga gerilyang Pilipino ang pagsalakay sa Maynila noong Pebrero 3, 1945. Ang madugong labanang naganap ay naging sanhi ng pagkamatay ng libu-libong mamamayan at pagkasira ng maraming gusali sa Intramuros at sa ibang panig ng lunsod. Date Unveiled: February 3, 1989
	Gusaling ATCO	ATCO Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusaling Atrium	Atrium Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusaling Awditoryum at Pangasiwaan ng FEU	FEU Auditorium and Administration Buildings		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	The Art Deco style FEU Auditorium, which was built by Pablo Antonio Sr. after World War II, was regarded as the ﬁrst Cultural Center in Manila. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Gusaling Ayala 1	Ayala Building 1	Ayala Tower One	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusaling BA Lepanto	BA Lepanto Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The Lepanto Building or BA Lepanto Building is a 20-storey structure with a typical floor plate of 1,025 sqm. per floor, with 2 basement parking levels, and has 8 elevators. (Source: http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Gusaling Blue Ridge	Blue Ridge Tower		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusaling Broadview A at B	Broadview Towers A&B		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusaling Burke \| Palatandaan ni William J. Burke (1873–1946)	Burke Building \| William J. Burke (1873–1946) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: William J. Burke (1873–1946) Kardiyolohiya, pilantropo. Ipinanganak noong Pebrero 18, 1873 sa San Miguel, Maynila. Nagkamit ng titulong Doktor sa Medisina, University of Dublin, Ireland. Bumalik sa Maynila para magpraktika ng propesyon, 1900. Nagpasimula at naglagay ng unang electrocardiograph sa Pilipinas. Tumanggap ng mga gawad pontipikal dahilan sa kanyang mga mapagkawanggawang gawain mula sa mga kilalang ospital, kumbento at kongregasyon sa bansa. Namatay noong Hulyo 23, 1946. Date Unveiled: February 26, 1993
	Gusaling Calvo \| Palatandaan ng Gusaling Calvo	Calvo Building \| Gusaling Calvo Marker	Edificio Calvo	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Gusaling Calvo Itinayo ayon sa disenyo ni Fernando Ocampo sa lupang pag-aari ng mag-asawang Angel Calvo at Emiliana Mortera, 1938. Naging opisina ng mga kumpanyang pangnegosyo at pangkabuhayan, 1938-1944. Pansamantalang ginamit ng Japanese Imperial Forces, Nobyembre 1944. Nasira noong Labanan sa Maynila, 1945. Ipinaayos, 1946. Itinatag ang Museo ng Gusaling Calvo sa ikalawang palapag, 1994. Isa sa mga nananatiling gusaling itinayo noong mga unang bahagi ng Siglo 20 sa Daang Escolta. Date Unveiled: August 14, 2018
	Gusaling Commercial Bank at Trust	Commecial Bank and Trust Building (now Philippine National Bank Rotonda Branch)	Philippine National Bank Rotonda Branch; Allied Bank	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusaling De Leon (Disenyo)	De Leon Building (In Design)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusaling Delgado	Delgado Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Ma. V. Zaragoza
	Gusaling Doña Anacleta, apat na palapag na gusali (Sangay ng B.P.I.)	Doña Anacleta Building, Four-story building (B.P.I. Branch)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Doña Matilde	Doña Matilde Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusaling Doña Narcisa	Doña Narcisa Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusaling Doña Natividad	Doña Natividad Building	J.M. Tuason Enterprises Building	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusaling Eagle Ridge	Eagle Ridge Corporate Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa
	Gusaling EEI	EEI Building		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusaling Ehekutibo ng Pambansang Daambakal ng Pilipinas	Philippine National Railway Executive Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusaling El Hogar	El Hogar Building	El Hogar; El Hogar Flipino Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum
	Gusaling First United (dating Gusaling Perez-Samanillo) \| Palatandaan ng Gusaling Perez-Samanillo	First United Building (formerly Perez-Samanillo Building) \| Gusaling Perez-Samanillo Marker; Perez-Samanillo Building Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil (in collaboration with Andres Luna de San Pedro)	Marker Texts: Gusaling Perez-Samanillo Itinayo ni Luis Perez Samanillo ayon sa disenyo ni Andres Luna de San Pedro, 1928. Binigyang parangal ng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Maynila bilang pinakamagandang gusaling pang-opisina, 1928. Binili ng First United Building Corporation, 1968. Isa sa mga nananatiling gusaling itinayo noong Siglo 20 sa Daang Escolta. _____ Perez-Samanillo Building Built by Luis Perez-Samanillo based on the architectural design of Andres Luna de San Pedro, 1928. Awarded the most beautiful office building by the City Government of Manila, 1928. Acquired by First United Building Corporation, 1968. One of the remaining structures in Escolta built during the 20th century. Date Unveiled: October 16, 2018 _____ The First United Building was designed by Andres Luna de San Pedro with a rectangular plan. On the main facade is a central tower flanked by two chamfered corner towers on both ends of the building. The three towers have the same ornamental treatments of thin cylindrical moldings running up to the square plates and continued by beveled arches that relate to the windows at the sixth floor. There are octagonal windows flanked by stout finials above the arches. A pergola with protruding rafters originating from the girder connected the bevels. The central tower which contains the main entrance of the building has a rigid arch and capped by elongated octagons that bordered a display. The parapet on the topmost part has floral arrangement on an urn with equally distant low-relief medallions. The main entrance is located below the central tower which leads to the elevator and the stairwell. The side towers are both cut in the corners to open up the intersection.
	Gusaling Gabaldon ng Mababang Paaralan ng Pio Valenzuela	Pio Valenzuela Elementary School Gabaldon School Building		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Gusaling Garcia Mercantile 2	Garcia Mercantile Building No. 2		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Geronimo de los Reyes	Geronimo de los Reyes Building	Soriano Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil	The Geronimo Reyes Building (1930) in Plaza Cervantes, Binondo, designed by Juan Nakpil, was predominantly decorated with a combination of chevrons, octagons, rectangular blocks, receding stepped bands, and other geometric permutations on the parapet, colonnade, and windows. (Source: Arkitekturang Filipino by Gerard Lico)
	Gusaling Go Soc (Gusaling May)	Go Soc Building (May Building)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Addition of floors to seven floors was also a work of Architect Antonio.
	Gusaling Gota De Leche ; Palatandaan ng La Gota de Leche	Gota de Leche Building ; La Gota de Leche Marker	Gota de Leche	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP	Gota de Leche, also known as "drop of milk", is the first active charity unit founded by La Proteccion de la Infancia, a charitable institution that set up milk station in the country to provide ample nourishment to Filipino infants and to combat the high rate of infant mortality since December 23, 1906. The Gota de Leche is housed in an exceptional building built in 1915 at a busy street at the center of Manila. It is one of the very few surviving buildings of heritage value existing in typical university belt urbanscape of nondescript and mid-rise building. The building was designed in the Neo-Renaissance style taking its architectural inspiration from the Ospedealedegli Innocent in Florence by the Italian architectural giant, Brunelleschi. Declared as an Important Cultural Property by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2014 Marker Text: La Gota de Leche Mapagkawanggawang proyekto ng La Proteccion de la Infancia na nagbibigay ng gatas sa mga sanggol. Pinasinayaan sa Daang San Pedro, ngayon Daang Evangelista, Quiapo, 1907. Nagpatayo ng bagong gusali sa Sampaloc, 1914. Dinisenyo ni Arcadio at Juan Arellano batay sa Ospedale Degli Innocenti ni Brunelleschi sa Florence, Italya. Binuksan, 1915. Inayos, 2002. Year Unveiled: 2003
	Gusaling Ides O'Racca	Ides O'Racca Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Cultural Property, National Museum	Ides O'Racca Building Marcelino de Santos Street in Binondo runs right into the heart of Divisoria Market, with its milieu of itinerant vendors and busy shoppers. Along the street at the corner of Carmen Planas Street, formerly Folgueras Street, is the Ides O'Racca Building, a four-storey building with its beautiful 1930's architecture. The building is Art Deco. Vertical bay delineated by concrete pilasters run from ground floor to roof deck. A very interesting element in the building facade is the fourth floor stream of windows with their corbels delightfully fanning out of the wall. Inside is a granolithic finished staircase that goes up in two symmetrical flights to the second floor. Dr. Isidoro de Santos built the building in 1935, thus the acronym Ides, with intentions of making it into a cold storage plant, being strategically located in Divisoria. When the loan that went for the building's construction could not be paid off, the Philippine National Bank repossessed it and sold it to the O'Racca Company, a Japanese confectionery firm which had its factory on Barraca street. After World War II, the property was vested as enemy alien property. When the government became a republic, it immediately became government property. (Source: Binondo in the Twentieth Century, 1900-1940 by Lorelei D.C. de Viana)
	Gusaling Industriyal para sa Kumpanyang Devoe at Reynolds, Regina Hills	Industrial Building for Devoe and Reynolds Company Inc., Regina Hills		National Capital Region	Malabon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Insular Life \| Palatandaan ng Kumpanyang Panseguruhan ng Insular Life	Insular Life Building \| The Insular Life Assurance Company Marker		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: The Insular Life Assurance Company The first life insurance company organized by Filipinos, 25 November 1910, with original quuarters located on Echague Street. Also the first Filipino company to operate outside of the Philippines by establishing a Hawaiian branch. The presidency of the company has been held by Antonio Ma. Barretto, Teodoro R. Yangco, Vicente Singson Encarnacion, Alfonso Zobel De Ayala, and Joseph R. McMicking. Year Unveiled: 1951
	Gusaling Intendencia \| Palatandaan ng Mint	Intendencia Building \| Mint Marker	Aduana Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Intendencia Building Construction as customhouse authorized April 3, 1823. Building erected by Thomas Costes was destroyed by earthquake June 3, 1863. Present building designed by Luis Cespedes was built 1874-1876 by Luis Perez Sionjue.
	Gusaling J.M. Tuazon	J.M. Tuazon Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusaling Josefa	Josefa Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusaling Kalayaan	Kalayaan Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusaling Kapitan Luis Gonzaga	Capitan Luis Gonzaga Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	The striking façade of the Capitan Luis Gonzaga Building features a delightful play of the contrasts light and shadow created by alternation triangles and brise soleil rectangles. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Gusaling Kapitan Pepe	Capitan Pepe Building	Central Hotel	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusaling Karugtong ng TVT	TVT Annex Building	TVT Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling King's Court 1 at 2	King's Court Building 1 & 2		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusaling Knights of Rizal \| Orden ng mga Kabalyero ni Rizal; Palatandaan ni Claudio S. Teehankee	Knights of Rizal Building \| Order of the Knights of Rizal Marker; Claudio S. Teehankee Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Order of the Knights of Rizal Itinatag ng grupong nasa pamumuno ni Kolonel Antonio C. Torres, 1909, para gunitain ang pagkakabaril at kabayanihan ni Dr. Jose Rizal. Binigyan ng corporate status at pinanganlang Orden de Caballeros de Rizal o Order of the Knights of Rizal, Nobyembre 16, 1916. Pinagkalooban din ng legislative charter nang pagtibayin ni Pangulong Elpidio Quirino ang Batas Republika Blg. 646, Hunyo 14, 1951. Nanguna para mapagtibay ang Proklamasyon Pampanguluhan Blg. 54, Disyembre 19, 1986, na nagtatalaga sa Disyembre 23 hanggang 30 nang bawat taon bilang Linggo ni Rizal. Date Unveiled: June 14, 1992 _____ Claudio S. Teehankee 1918-1989 Punong-Hukom at tagapagsulong ng karapatang pantao. Isinilang sa Binondo, Maynila, 18 Abril 1918. Nagtapos sa Ateneo De Manila ng kursong Batsilyer sa Sining, 1938 at Abogasya, 1940. Itinalaga bilang Katuwang-Kalihim ng Kagawaran ng Katarungan, 1966; Kalihim ng Kagawaran ng Katarungan, 1967-1968. Kasamang Mahistrado sa Kataas-taasang Hukuman ng Pilipinas, 1968-1986. Naging Punong-Komander ng Order of the Knights of Rizal, 1971-1984. Ipinagtanggol ang karapatang pantao at sibil noong panahon ng Batas Militar. Pinangunahan niya ang panunumpa ni Corazon C. Aquino bilang ika-11 Pangulo ng Pilipinas, 25 Pebrero 1986. Hinirang na punong-hukom ng katas-taasang hukuman ng Pilipinas, 2 Abril 1986. Naging Embahador at palagiang Kinatawan ng Pilipinas sa United Nations, 1988. Yumao sa New York, Estados Unidos, 27 Nobyembre 1989. Date Unveiled: April 22, 2019
	Gusaling Kumpanyang Liddell Motors	Liddell Motors Co. Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusaling La Paz	La Paz Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusaling La Tondeña, Inc.	La Tondeña, Inc. Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusaling Le Parc	Le Parc Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusaling Le Parc II L'Ermitage	Le Parc II Building L'Ermitage		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	L'ermitage is a mid-rise low- density building with large units and generous floor spaces made with solid walls and marble flooring. (Source: lamudi.com.ph)
	Gusaling Lednicky	Lednicky Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusaling Locsin	Locsin Building	L.V. Locsin Building	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	The offices of Leandro V. Locsin Associates occupy the top floor and part of the second floor of a small three-story building shared with the Luz Gallery and the Laguna Estates Corporation. The interior is column-free, leaving the drafting room completetly open and the entire space flexible. Concrete eav e over the third-story windows and a set-back wall with balcony on the second story provide protection from direct overheas sun. (Source: The architecture of Leandro V. Locsin)
	Gusaling Locsin	Locsin Building	L. V. Locsin Building	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	The offices of Leandro V. Locsin Associates occupy the top floor and part of the second floor of a small three-story building shared with the Luz Gallery and the Laguna Estates Corporation. The interior is column-free, leaving the drafting room completetly open and the entire space flexible. Concrete eav e over the third-story windows and a set-back wall with balcony on the second story provide protection from direct overheat sun.
	Gusaling Luna Orosa \| Palatandaan ni Severina Luna-Orosa	Luna Orosa Building \| Severina Luna-Orosa Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Severina Luna-Orosa Manunulat, lider, sibiko at isa sa mga unang babaing doktor. Ipinanganak, Pebrero 11, 1890, batangas, batangas. Propesor, medikal zoology at protozoology, Pamantasan ng Pilipinas, 1914-1915; obstetrista, pedyatrista, bekteryokohista at siruhano, Pampublikong Ospital ng Sulu, 1916-1926; kulumnista, Philippines Herald ng mga taong 1920. Tagapagtatag, Kababaihang Rizalista, 1958; at puno, Philippine Federation of Business at Professional Women’s Club, 1953-1954; the Women’s International League, 1954-1956. May akda, Rizal: Man and Hero; Rizal Challenge and Appeal. Tumanggap ng gawad: UP Distinguished Parent of the Year, 1962; Award of Distinction, Philippine Medical Association, 1978; Tandang Sora Award, 1978; at Zobel Literary Award, 1983. Namatay, Mayo 23, 1984.
	Gusaling Magsaysay	Magsaysay Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusaling Maloles, tatlong palapag	Maloles Building, Three-story		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Mauro Prieto, apat na palapag na gusaling pang-komersyo	Mauro Prieto Building, Four-story commercial building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Mercantile ng G. at Gng. Primitivo Garcia (tatlong palapag)	Three-story Mercantile Building of Mr. and Mrs. Primitivo Garcia		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling North Mall-I	North Mall-I Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1982.
	Gusaling PAL	PAL Building	Philippine Airlines	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Gusaling Pamamahala ng Pangasiwan ng Pambansang Pambansa	NHA Administration Building	National Housing Authority (NHA)	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusaling Pang-administratibo ng Pamantasan ng Malayong Silangan	FEU Administration Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	"The FEU Administration Building was one of the most beautiful ediﬁces built soon after World War II. While the Administration Building contained the Executive and Administrative Ofﬁces, the most prominent feature was the elegant Auditorium that could seat 1,020. It was the best equipped auditorium at that time and became Manila’s cultural center in the 1950’s.” Rodrigo D. Perez III Art & Culture @ FEU, 2003 (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Gusaling Pang-alaala ng Orosa	Orosa Memorial Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Orosa Memorial Building Dedicated to the memory of Maria Ylagan Orosa (1892-1945), pharmaceutical chemist, home economist, humanitarian, organizer of the government's Home Extension Service, guerrilla worker. Died in line of duty, 13 February 1945.
	Gusaling Pang-industriya ng Muller at Phipps	Muller and Phipps Ltd., Industrial Building		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Addition and Alteration, as well as Phases 1 and 2 also executed by Architect Antonio.
	Gusaling Pang-komersyo ng Benito Prieto at mga anak (apat na palapag)	Commercial Benito Prieto and Sons Building (Four-story)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Pang-komersyo ng Garcia	Garcia Commercial Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Pangasiwaan ng Bagong Bilangguang Bilibid (Pinakamataas na Katiwasayan)	New Bilibid Prison Administration Building (Maximum Compound)	Bilibid Prison	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - Cultural and Historical Landmark, Muntinlupa City; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	Constructed by the virtue of Commonwealth Law #67 as replacement of the Bilibid Viejo in Sta. Cruz, Manila, the construction commenced in 1936 and was completed year 1940 marking the date of transfer of the Bureau of Prison from Manila to Muntinlupa on November 15, 1940. The National Bilibid Prison was officially named New Bilibid Prison on January 22, 1941.
	Gusaling Pangkomersyo ng Alabang	Alabang Commercial Building		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1981.
	Gusaling Panteknolohiya ng FEU	FEU Technology Building	FEU Tech	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Philippine Manufacturing	Philippine Manufacturing Building		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusaling PREIC Studio	PREIC Studio Building	Radio Veritas	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Gusaling Golamco	Golamco Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusaling Roces Hermanos	Roces Hermanos Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Roces Pardo (tatlong palapag na istruktura)	Roces Pardo Building (Three-story structure)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Roces Reyes (anim na palapag)	Roces Reyes Building (Six-story)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Futuristic six-story Roces-Reyes Building was designed to house “the largest and most complete department store in the Philippines in 1967. Exterior walls of heavy aluminum encased heat resistant gray plate glass providing a cutting edge store design that also incorporated a roof deck for a children’s playground. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Gusaling Romago	Romago Building	ROMAGO, Inc.	National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusaling Roman R. Santos	Gusaling Roman R. Santos	Monte de Piedad Building; Bank of the Philippine Islands Santa Cruz; Former South Supermarket; Former Prudential Bank	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Gusaling Roman R. Santos Sa pook na ito itinayo ang gusali na inokupahan ng Caja Ahorros y Monte de Piedad mula noong 1894 hanggang 1937. Nabili at pinalaki ng Consolidated Investments Corporation at muling ipinagbili sa Asyenda Magdalena noong 1944. Naging pagamutan ng Krus na Pula ng Amerika, 1945–1947. Binili ni Ramon R. Santos noong 1955 at inokupahan ng Prudential Bank and Trust Company at mga tanggapang pangkalakal. Ang muling pagsasaayos ay natapos noong 1957. Year Unveiled: 1977
	Gusaling Rufino	Rufino Building	Rufino Pacific Tower	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusaling Sarmiento-Paseguruhan ng mga Manggagawa sa Pribadong Sektor	Social Security System-Sarmiento Building	Social Security System Makati Ayala; SSS	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Building by Architect Locsin; Landscape by Architect I.P. Santos (ca. 1980)
	Gusaling Saztec	Saztec Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1989.
	Gusaling Sikatuna	Sikatuna Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Gusaling State Financing Center	State Financing Center Building		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Gusaling Tanggapan ng C.J. Yulo at mga Anak	C.J. Yulo and Sons Office Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Tanggapan ng Garcia (anim na palapag)	Garcia Office Building (six-story)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Tanggapan ng Korporasyong Amon Trading	Amon Trading Corporation Office Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Gusaling Tanggapan ng Makinang Pantahi ng Singer, Pangunahing Tanggapan	Singer Sewing Machine Office Building, Main Office	Singer Sewing Machines Company	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Tanggapan ng Manila Times Publishing Company	Manila Times Publishing Company Office Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Gusaling Tanggapan ng P.V. Kalaw	P.V. Kalaw Office Building		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Gusaling Tanggapan ni Dona T. Vda. De Cuyugan	Office Building of Dona T. Vda. De Cuyugan		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Hagdang Bato	Hagdang Bato		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Hamilton Brown Shop matapos ang digmaan	Post-war Hamilton Brown Shop		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Hampton Gardens	Hampton Gardens		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Harapan ng Gusaling Michel	Façade of the Michel Apartments		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	The Michel Apartment, one of the original multi-storey post War Manila Apartments, is an art-deco mid-rise apartment building, and considered post-war era's tallest in Manila, located in the posh section of the capital, the Mabini Street, Ermita District where numerous aprtments were as elegant, if not more than elegant than those of today's pre-war Manila-home to many expatriates of different nationalities such as Spanish, British, and Germans. This beautiful post-war building was partly demolished leaving the façade as the only remaining structure which to date emerged as possesisng exceptional cultural and architectural significance. Declared as an Important Cultural Property by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 11-2016
	Hardin ng Buhay na Kristo	Garden of the Risen Christ		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The 170-square meter Stations of the Cross Walk is an L-shaped path staring rom the entrancec of the Alphonsis Mary de Ligouri CHurch t the Crematorium behind the church. It is a small pet project of I.P. Santos, who states this collaboratuve concept he had with Monsignor Ernesto Cruz is probably the only lie this in the world. The walk features interpretations of the fourteen Stations of the Cross by contemporary sculptors. Parishioners were shown drawings of a number of sculptors. Different families then sposnroed each art piece. (Source: The landscape architecture of Ildefonso P. Santos)
	Hardin ng Iskultura ng APEC	APEC Sculpture Garden		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Art, the highest expression of the human spirit was chosen to embody the collective ideals of the eighteen member economies of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation. The APEC Sculpture Garden commemorates the Philippine hosting of APEC 1996. The art pieces were donated by the member economies as symbols of cooperation and partnership. The art pieces represent various aspects of the 1996 APEC theme, Building the Spirit of Community, while capturing the motion, rhyme and rhythm of APEC’s continuing endeavor for enhanced growth, friendship and unity. The APEC Sculpture Garden is located in the right, left and front lawns of the Philippine International Convention Center. It was jointly organized by the Department of Foreign Affairs and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, the curator of the garden. The exact location of the lay-out of each sculpture was studied individually and presented in the best space where it would harmonize or be enhanced by the surrounding landscape. The angles of each sculpture were likewise studied in relation to the PICC’s minimalist architectural design, with the objective of bringing out the most unique point of each sculpture’s design. (Source: PICC Website)
	Hardin ng Nabuhay na Kristo	Garden of the Risen Christ		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	The 170-square meter Stations of the Cross Walk is an L-shaped path staring rom the entrancec of the Alphonsis Mary de Ligouri Church t the Crematorium behind the church. It is a small pet project of I.P. Santos, who states this collaboratuve concept he had with Monsignor Ernesto Cruz is probably the only lie this in the world. The walk features interpretations of the fourteen Stations of the Cross by contemporary sculptors. Parishioners were shown drawings of a number of sculptors. Different families then sposnroed each art piece. (Source: The landscape architecture of Ildefonso P. Santos) The diversity of styles, permanent media and forms used by the sculptors are set against the stark simplicity of the landscape's curvilinear winding pattern design. Each artwork is approximately 3-4 feet in height and is supported by a base. Set in their individual alcoves, the artworks are partially hidden by a variety of shrubs. Palm trees and golden bamboos lead viewers to expressive weeping willows (salix babylonica) that support the Cruxifixion Station, the highlight of the walk. (The Landscape Architecture of Ildefonso P. Santos by Jeannie E. Javelosa)
	Harding Hapones \| Palatandaan ng Labintatlong Martir ng Bagumbayan	Japanese Garden \| Trece Martires de Bagumbayan Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos (rehabilitation)	Marker Text: Trece Martires de Bagumbayan Here 13 patriots were executed by the Spanish authorities on January 11, 1897. Ten were Masons, namely: Numeriano Adriano, Jose Dizon, Domingo Franco, Eustacio Mañalac, Geronimo Cristobal Medina, Ramon Padilla, Antonio Salazar, Moises Salvador, Luis Enciso Villareal, and Faustino Villaruel. Benedicto Nijaga, Braulio Rivera and Francisco L. Roxas died with them. All were patriots. The 13 paid the highest price possible for the freedom and independence of their country having perished for so great a cause. They deserve to live on in the hearts of their grateful countrymen. To their memory this marker is raised. Year Unveiled: 1999
	Hilagang Sementeryo ng Maynila	Manila North Cemetery	Cementerio del Norte	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	It is one of the oldest cemeteries in the National Capital Region. It is also the largest—occupying 54 hectares. It is known to be the burying site of the heroes and politicians.
	Holiday Inn	Holiday Inn	Holiday Inn Express	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Hospisyo ng San Jose	Hospicio de San Jose (1872)	Homeless Shelter in Manila	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	The Hospicio de San Jose was established during the Spanish era. Initially named the Hospicio General (General Hospice), Hospicio de San Jose was established during the Spanish Era in October 1778 by Don Francisco Gomez Enriquez and his wife Doña Barbara Verzosa. After being cured of a fever, Don Gomez Enriquez donated the sum of ₱4,000 to fund the hospice that would take care of Manila’s “poor and unwanted children”, the physically and mentally handicapped, and aging people. The initiative and example of Don Gomez Enriquez was followed by other charitable people of Manila. _____ Marker Text: Hospicio de San Jose (1782) Itinatag noong 1782 ng mag-asawang Francisco Gomez Enriquez para sa mahihirap at mahihina ang isip. Mula sa Pandakan ay inilipat sa Intramuros, pagkatapos ay sa Binundok, at katapus-tapusa'y sa munting pulong ito noong 1835–40. Ang institusyong ito ay kumakalinga sa mahihirap at sa walang mag-aruga. Ang pagkalinga sa mga sanggol ay sinimulan noong 1905. Mula noong 1905 hanggang 1917, ang mga batang may pagkakasalang nagawa ay ipinadadala dito ng pamahalaan. Mula noong 1865, ang mga Sisters of Charity ay siya nang namahala sa institusyong ito. Year Unveiled: 1977
	IBM Pilipinas	IBM Philippines, Inc.		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Iglesia ni Cristo	Iglesia ni Cristo		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Iglesia ni Kristo	Iglesia ni Kristo	Lokal ng F. Manalo-San Juan	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil	The Iglesia Ni Cristo Locale of F. Manalo-San Juan is a chapel and former central office complex of the Philippine-based Christian sect, the Iglesia ni Cristo. Located at Barangay Maytunas, San Juan, it was completed in 1952, and it is the former central office complex and main house of worship of the church. The art-deco ensembles were designed by the national artist of architecture Juan Nakpil, who also built some of the standalone theaters in Rizal Avenue, UP Diliman Campus buildings and Quiapo Church.
	Imbakan ng Pulbura	Almacen de Polvora	El Polvorin	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of San Juan	Marker Text: Almacen de Polvora Ipinagawa noong 1781 bilang paghahanda laban sa ano mang pagsalakay ng mga dayuhan sa Maynila ni Inhinyero Jose Belesta sa kautusan ni Gobernador-Heneral Basco Y Vargas sa bisa ng Royal Decree ng Setyembre 24, 1779 para maging imbakan ng may 138 hanggang isa na libong kilogramong pulbura. Sinalakay ng mga Katipunero sa pamumuno ni Andres Bonifacio noong madaling araw ng Agosto 30, 1896. Isang Kastilang artilyero ang napatay at ilan pa ang malubhang nasugatan. Date Unveiled: August 29, 1988 --- Ang mga natitirang bahagi ng Almacen de Polvora ay matatagpuan sa San Juan Elementary School compound. Nagsisilbi itong ala-ala para sa mga mamamayan, at lalo na sa mga kabataang mag-aaral na naging makasaysayan ang lugar na ito dahil dito naganap ang unang rebolusyonaryong pagsalakay ng mga Pilipino laban sa mga Kastila upang kuhanin ang kanilang mga kagamitang pandigma. Sa kasalukuyan, dito idinaraos ang mga kultural na presentasyon ng Lungsod ng San Juan katulad ng Wattah! Wattah! Streetdancing, Senakulo, at Kultura at Sining sa Kapaskuhan.
	Inang Bayan, Pinta ni Vicente Manansala	Inang Bayan (Painting) by: Vicente Manansala		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	The mural “Inang Bayan” is made by National Artist Vicente Manansala. In 1975, founding chairman of the Philippine Heart Center for Asia and former First Lady Imelda Marcos commissioned the artist to create the mural for the lobby of the hospital’s Medical Arts Building. (Source: https://www.tenthousandstrangers.com/vicente-manansala/)
	Insular Life	Insular Life		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	Marker Text: Insular Life Unang kumpanyang Filipino sa pagseseguro sa Pilipinas. Itinatag bilang Insular Life Assurance, Co, Ltd. Sa Maynila, 25 Nobyembre 1910. Antonio Ma. Barreto, unang pangulo. Unang opisina, Lack & Davis Bldg., Echague, Santa Cruz, Maynila. Nagkaroon ng sariling gusali, Plaza Moraga, Binondo, 1931. Nagbukas ng Sangay, Honolulu, 1934. Lungsod ng Cebu, unang tanggapang pangdistrito nito, 1938. Sinakop ang Filipinas Life Assurance Co., 1943. Nagpatuloy ang operasyon noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, 1941-1945. Sinakop ang Occidental Life Insurance Co. of California sa PIlipinas, 1954. Unang nagbigay ng segurong pang-industriyal, 1958. Lumipat ang opisina sa Makati, 1963, sa Muntinlupa, 2001. Date Unveiled: November 25, 2010
	Intramuros at mga Pader nito	Intramuros and its Walls		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Shrine, NHCP	Intramuros, though formally subject to the Viceroyalty of New Spain in Mexico City, became the capital of the New Spanish island dominion and flourished during the 17th and 18th centuries. The 146 acres (59 hectares) within the original 20-foot- (6-metre-) thick walls contain Manila Cathedral, Fort Santiago, San Agustin Church, the University of the City of Manila, and other monuments to the Spanish colonial period. The pentagonal walls, seven gates, and small plazas that distinguish Intramuros from the surrounding Malay and Americanized districts of Manila have been restored, together with a few period houses. (Source: https://www.britannica.com/place/Intramuros)
	Ipunan ng Tubig	Aguas Potables	Dalandanan Water Tank	National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Isang palapag na bahay na pangkita ni Dr. Domingo Antonio	One-story Chalet for revenue earning of Dr. Domingo Antonio		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Isang palapag na bahay na pangkita nina Jose at Sisuno Medina Cue	One-story house for revenue earning of Jose and Sisuno Medina Cue		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Isang palapag na gusaling residensyal-pang-komersyo ng Santo Cristo	One-story R.C. Folgueras-Santo Cristo Building	Zosima Building; Folgueras Commercial Center	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Iskultura ng Paghihiganti ng Ina	Mother's Revenge Sculpture		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	While in exile in Dapitan in 1892, Dr. Jose Rizal made a sculpture titled “Mother’s Revenge” that may be read allegorically as a story of struggle in which a dog’s mother tries to save her offspring from the jaws of hungry crocodile. The sculpture is a testimony to the artistry, skill and creative imagination of Dr. Jose Rizal. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 02-2008
	Iskultura ni Castrillo	Castrillo Sculpture		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Istatwa ng Sigaw ng Tondo	Cry of Tondo Statue		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Istudyo ni Kalihim Alejandro Roces	Sec. Alejandro Roces Studio		National Capital Region	Caloocan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Juan Luna Place \| Palatandaan ng Gusaling Pacific Commercial Company	Juan Luna Place \| Pacific Commercial Company Building Marker	International Banking Corporation; Ayala Building; First National City Bank Building; Juan Luna Building; Juan Luna E-Services Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	Marker Text: Pacific Commercial Company Building Ipinatayo ng Pacific Commercial Company at International Banking Corporation, ayon sa disenyo ng Murphy, McGill, and Hamlin of New York and Shanghai. Natpos, Hulyo 1922, at pinasinayaan 13 Nobyembre 1922. Minsang nabili ni Enrique Zobel, at nakilala bilang Ayala Building, 1940–1959. Isinaayos ng LBC Properties, Inc., 2007. Isa sa mga nananatiling gusali na itinayo noong ika-20 siglo sa baybayin ng Ilog Pasig. Date Unveiled: December 15, 2017
	K and M Development Corporation	K and M Development Corporation		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	K-Ville Townhomes	K-Ville Townhomes		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Kagawaran ng Kalusugan	Kagawaran ng Kalusugan	Department of Health; DOH)	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Kagawaran ng Kalusugan Itinatag bilang Lingkuran ng Kalusugang Pambayan at Lupon ng Kalusugang Pambayan at Lupon ng Kalusugan ng Lungsod ng Maynila sa Bisa ng Pangkalahatang Kautusan Blg. 15 Setyembre 29, 1898. Naging Lupon ng Kalusugan sa pamamagitan ng Batas Blg. 157 ng Komisyon ng Pilipinas, 1915, at muling pinanganlang Kawanihan ng Kalusugan. Isinama sa tanggapan ng Komisyoner ng Kalusugan at Kagalingang Pambayan sa ilalim ng Kagawaran ng Pagtuturong Pambayan, 1932. Itinataas bilang Kagawaran, 1941, at naging hiwalay na kagawaran, 1947. Ilang mga yunit ang itinatag sa ilalim nito: Laboratoryo sa Pananaliksik ng Kalusugang Pambayan, 1950; mga Tanggapang Pangrehiyon ng Kalusugan, 1958; Lingkurang Pangkalusugan at Medikal ay pinagsama-sama, 1982; Panrehiyong Tanggapan ng Kalusugan sa NCR at pinagbukod-bukod ang mga tanging pagamutan sa mga Pambansang Sentro ng Medikal at mga tanging sentro sa pananaliksik, 1987; at ang mga pangunahing lingkuran ng kalusugan ay isinalin sa mga lokal na yunit ng pamahalaan, 1991. Date Unveiled: September 28, 1994
	Kalayaan Hall	Kalayaan Hall	Maharlika Hall; Executive Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Kalayaan Hall Itinayo bilang Executive Building sa administrasyon ni Gobernador-Heneral Francis Burton Harrison, 1920. Idinagdag ang pangalawang palapag sa administrasyon ni Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon at ginawang opisyal na tanggapan ng Pangulo, Konseho de Estado at Gabinete, 1939. Sa gusaling ito nanumpa si Pangulong Elpidio Quirino, 17 Abril 1948; at Carlos P. Garcia, 18 Marso 1957. Pinangalanang Maharlika Hall ni Pangulong Ferdinand E. Marcos. Dito nagtapos ang mapayapang EDSA People Power Revolution, gabi ng 25 Pebrero 1986. Pinangalanang Kalayaan Hall ni Pangulong Corazon C. Aquino bilang parangal sa tagumpay ng mga FIlipinong nagkaisa upang maibalik at pairaling muli ang demokrasya sa bansa, 1986. Inalisan ng tabing ng kagalang-galang na Pangulong Benigno S. Aquino, III, 26 Pebrero 2011 bilang paggunita sa ika-25 anibersaryo ng mapayapang People Power Revolution. Year Unveiled: 2011
	Kalipayan ll	Kalipayan ll		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa
	Kalipunan ng Tuberkulosis ng Pilipinas	The Philippine Tuberculosis Society		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: The Philippine Tuberculosis Society Founded 29 July 1910 at a meeting presided by Governor-General W. Cameron Forbes, attended by Hon. Sergio Osmena. Mons. Ambrosio Agius, invocation speaker incorporated 13 august 1910. Cornerstone laid 21 November 1925 by Mrs. Aurora A. Quezon, construction of building during presidency of Dr. Maximino Paterno, and inaugurated 23 July 1926. Mrs. Martin F. Egan, its first president, and Dr. Olivia Salamanca, first secretary, were the driving force of the organization. Marker unveiled on birthday of President Quezon.
	Kalye Banquero \| Palatandaan ni Patricio Mariano (1877–1935)	Banquero Street \| Patricio Mariano (1877–1935) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Patricio Mariano (1877–1935) Mandudula, mamamahayag, makata, at nobelista na ipinanganak sa Sta. Cruz, Maynila, noong ika-17 ng Marso, 1877, anak ng mag-asawang Petronilo Mariano at Dionisia Geronimo. Naging kanang kamay ni Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista, unang tagapayo ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo. Naging kagawad ng pasulatan ng mga pahayagang Heraldo de la Revolucion, Kaibigan nang Bayan, El Renacimiento, El Renacimiento Filipino, at naging patnugot ng mga pahayagang Ang Paggawa at Ang Lunas ng Bayan. Namatay sa Maynila noong ika-25 ng Enero, 1935. Year Unveiled: 1977
	Kalye Mendiola	Kalye Mendiola	Mendiola Street	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Kalye Mendiola Pinangalan kay Enrique Mendiola, abogado't edukador, itinalagang direktor ng Instituto Burgos, sekundaryong paaralan ng Republikang Malolos. Naging simbolo ng kilusang protesta laban sa paniniil sa iba't-ibang panahon ng kasaysayang pangkasalukuyan, pinakatampok ang labanan sa Mendiola, 30 Enero 1970, at ang paglaban sa Batas Militar, 1972-1986, na karaniwang binuwag ng bomba ng tubig at tear gas. Sinarhan sa ilalim ng Batas Militar. Nabuksan ng pag-aalsa ng mamamayan, binaklas ang tinikang kawad, 25 Febrero 1986. Nananatiling lansangan ng protestang bayan. Year Unveiled: 2012
	Kampanaryo ng Polo	Polo Bell Tower		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Kampo Aguinaldo	Camp Aguinaldo		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Kampo Crame	Camp Rafael Crame	Camp Crame	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Quezon City	Marker Text: Kampo Crame Itinatag bilang isang bahagi ng Kampo Murphy at nagsilbing himpilan ng Philippine Constabulary (PC), 1935; isinailalim ang PC sa Philippine Army, 1936. Inihiwalay ang PC sa Philippine Army at pinangalanang Kampo Crame, 1938. Iniwan ng PC ang kampo upang sumali sa USAFFE laban sa pwersang Hapones, 1941-1944. Mula Kampo Aguinaldo, dito nagkanlong sina Juan Ponce Enrile, Ministro ng Tanggulang Pambansa; Ten. Heneral Fidel V. Ramos, Pangalawang Pinuno ng Hukbong Sandatahan ng Pilipinas at pinuno ng Hukbong Pamayapa ng PilIpinas at ang mga sundaLong kabilang sa Reform the Armed Forces Movement (RAM), upang himukin ang mga Filipino na pabagsakin ang administrasyong Marcos, 23-25 Pebrero 1986. Matagumpay na naibalik ang demokrasya sa Pilipinas sa pamamagitan ng kanilang pakikipagtulungan sa sambayanang Filipino, 25 Pebrero 1986.
	Kampong Piitan ng Santo Tomas	Santo Tomas Concentration Camp		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Sto. Tomas Concentration Camp Building used as a concentration camp for American and allied civilians during Second World War. Liberated 3 February 1945 at 8:30 P M. By the 44th Tank Battalion attached to 1st Cav. Div. Capt. Jesse L. Walters in his tank “Battlin Basic” broke through iron fence right side gate España St. Supported by the 3rd Platoon of "B" Co. Under 2nd Lt. Robert E. Lee. Liberating force guided by Guerrilla Capt. Manuel Colayco who lost his life there.
	Kanlungan ng San Vicente ng Paul	Asilo of San Vicente de Paul	Asilo de San Vicente de Paul	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Asilo of San Vicente de Paul The ground and college were donated to the Sisters of Charity for the education of poor girls by Sor Asuncion Ventura, a native of Pampanga, herself a Sister of Charity. The institution was inaugurated on July 26, 1885 and gained great distinction for the design and excellence of its embroidery and needlework. Year Unveiled: 1935
	Kanyon sa Katimugang Bahagi ng Gusaling Lehislatibo	Cannon on the South Side of the Legislative Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Marker Text: Cannon on the South Side of the Legislative Building This cannon was used at the Spanish Arsenal in Cavite during the Spanish American War. After the surrender of the Spaniards, Major Ladislao Jose, Philippine Revolutionary Army, transferred it to Barrio Digman, Bacoor, Cavite, where it was subsequently rendered useless as a weapon by the American forces. In 1936 it was brought to the National Library for preservation as a historical relic. In 1933 the Philippines Historical Committee had it mounted here.
	Kanyong Pang-alaala ng Egbert	Egbert Memorial Cannon		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Kapilya at Paaralan - Suriang Quezon	Chapel and School – Quezon Institute		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Kapilya ng Jesus de la Peña; Simbahan ng San Isidro Labrador \| Palatandaan ng Unang Misa sa Baryo ng Jesus de la Peña	Jesus de la Peña Chapel; San Isidro Labrador Church \| Unang Misa sa Baryo ng Jesus de la Peña Marker		National Capital Region	Marikina City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Unang Misa sa Baryo ng Jesus de la Peña Sa dating kinatatayuan ng isang bodega na kinatitirikan ngayon ng simbahang ito ay ginanap ang unang misa noong Abril 16, 1630, sa kapahintulutan ni Padre Pedro de Arce, Obispo ng Maynila. Ang misa ay ginanap ng mga misyonerong Heswita na nakatuklas sa imahen ni Cristo sa isang talampas at sinamba sa buong bayan ng Jesus de la Peña na ngayon ay isang baryo ng Marikina. Date Unveiled: April 16, 1970
	Kapilya ng Kolehiyo De La Salle \| Palatandaang Pang-alaala	De La Salle College Chapel \| Memorare Marker	De La Salle University Chapel; Chapel of the Most Blessed Sacrament; MBS Chapel; Saint Joseph Chapel	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	The Chapel of the Most Blessed Sacrament is the largest chapel of the De La Salle University campus. Situated on the second ﬂoor of the Saint La Salle Hall, the Chapel is skillfully rendered with grandiosity and spaciousness that would otherwise be unapparent in such constraints. The elegant Art Deco forms are highlighted by sunlight gently ﬁltered through the chapel’s iconic stained glass windows. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975) _____ Marker Text: Memorare Ginamit ng mga puwersang Hapon ang De La Salle College, ngayo’y De La Salle University, bilang himpilan noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Animnapu’t walong katao ang nagkanlong sa pangunahing gusali ng kolehiyo sa panahon ng labanan ng Maynila. Marahas na pinaslang ng puwersang Hapon ang labinlimang Christian Brothers at ilan pang mga sibilyan, 12 Pebrero 1945. Nauna rito, dinakip at hindi na nakitang muli sina Brother Egbert Xavier, FSC, direktor ng kolehiyo, at Judge Jose Carlos. Nasagip ng 12th Cavalry Regiment ng U.S. Army ang mga taong nakaligtas, 15 Pebrero 1945. Ang panandang ito ay iniaalay sa alaala ng mga namatay sa pook na ito. Date Unveiled: February 12, 2020
	Kapilya ng Kolehiyo ng Assumption	Assumption College Chapel		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa
	Kapilya ng Liwasang Pang-alaala ng Banal na Krus	Holy Cross Memorial Park Chapel		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Kapilya ng Liwasang Pang-alaala ng Maynila	Manila Memorial Park Chapel		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Kapilya ng Nabuhay na Panginoon	Chapel of the Risen Lord		National Capital Region	Las Piñas City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1999.
	Kapilya ng Pinakong Kristo	Chapel of the Crucified Christ		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil (in collaboration with Andres Luna de San Pedro)	Marker Text: Chapel of the Crucified Christ St. Paul University Manila Ipinatayo ayon sa disenyo ni Arkitekto Andres Luna de San Pedro sa pamumuno ni Reverend Mother Saint Xavier Vermeersch, SPC at pinasinayaan ni Apostolic Nuncio Guglielmo Piani, 1927. Ginamit ng puwersang Hapones noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, 1944–1945. Nasunog ang simbahan maliban sa harapan na may disenyo ng krusipiho noong Labanan sa Maynila na ikinasawi ng maraming sibilyan na nagkanlong dito, 1945. Muling ipinatayo ayon sa orihinal na disenyo at pinasinayaan ni Arsobispo Michael J. O’Doherty ng Maynila, 1948. Date Unveiled: November 23, 2007 ____ Declared as an Important Cultural Property by the National Museum of the Philippines through MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Kapilya ng San Nicolas de Tolentino of Parañaque \| Palatandaan ng Kapilya ni San Nicolas de Tolentino	Chapel of San Nicolas de Tolentino of Parañaque \| Kapilya ni San Nicolas de Tolentino Marker		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Kapilya ni San Nicolas de Tolentino Ipinatayong yari sa tisa at bato ng mga paring Agustino noong 1776 sa karangalan ni San Nicolas de Tolentino. Ginamit bilang barracks at imbakan ng mga gamit pandigma ng mga kawal Kastila noong panahon ng Himagsikan. Inayos, 1958–1960; muling inayos, pinaganda at pinalamutian ng mga mananampalataya ng La Huerta, 1993–1995. Sa kapilyang ito nagkaroon ng buhay ang makulay na pagdiriwang ng tradisyong sunduan at caracol na ngayo’y hinahangaan ng mga turistang dayuhan at lokal. Date Unveiled: May 7, 1995
	Kapilya ng San Pancracio	Capilla de San Pancracio	Lumang Kampo Santo ng San Pancracio ng La Loma; Chapel of Saint Pancratius of La Loma; St. Pancratius Chapel	National Capital Region	Caloocan City	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum
	Kapilya ng San Roque	San Roque Chapel		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Site, Valenzuela City; Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Kapistahan ng Mahal na Birhen ng Fatima tuwing ika-13 ng Mayo	Kapistahan ng Mahal na Birhen ng Fatima tuwing ika-13 ng Mayo	Unang Aparisyon ng Mahal na Birhen ng Fatima	National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Kapistahan ng Mahal na Patron San Diego de Alcala tuwing ika-12 ng Nobyembre	Kapistahan ng Mahal na Patron San Diego de Alcala tuwing ika-12 ng Nobyembre		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Kasaysayan ng Maynila' Pintang Miyural ni Carlos V. Francisco	History of Manila Mural Painting by: Carlos V. Francisco	Filipino Struggles Through History	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Also known as History of Manila, the series of paintings documents the history of the Philippines from pre-colonial Tondo to the end of the American colonial period in 1946. It was commissioned by Mayor Antonio J. Villegas for the Manila City Hall back in 1968, and declared a National Cultural Treasure in 1996. (Source: https://www.esquiremag.ph/culture/arts-and-entertainment/one-of-botong-francisco-s-most-famous-murals-is-now-on-display-at-the-national-museum-a00225-20180222)
	Kasaysayan ng Maynila' Pintang Miyural ni Carlos V. Francisco	History of Manila Mural Painting by: Carlos V. Francisco	Filipino Struggles Through History	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Carlos V. Francisco; Registered Property, City of Manila	Also known as History of Manila, the series of paintings documents the history of the Philippines from pre-colonial Tondo to the end of the American colonial period in 1946. It was commissioned by Mayor Antonio J. Villegas for the Manila City Hall back in 1968, and declared a National Cultural Treasure in 1996. (Source: https://www.esquiremag.ph/culture/arts-and-entertainment/one-of-botong-francisco-s-most-famous-murals-is-now-on-display-at-the-national-museum-a00225-20180222) _____ The large scaled paintings are produced by the National Artist for Painting Carlos V. Francisco. The series of large scale paintings are modernist.
	Katedral ng Kalinis-linisang Paglilihi ng Pasig \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Pasig	Cathedral of Immaculate Conception of Pasig \| Church of Pasig Marker	Katedral ng Pasig; Pasig Cathedral	National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Church of Pasig The first Catholic Missionary of Pasig was Rev. Alonso de Alvarado, companion of Villalobos in his expedition in Moluccas. The first church was built in 1575. The present one was used by the British for military purposes in their campaign against the military forces of Simon de Anda y Salazar. Year Unveiled: 1937
	Katedral ng San Andres ng Parañaque \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Parañaque	Cathedral of Saint Andrew of Parañaque \| Church of Parañaque Marker	Parañaque Cathedral	National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Church of Parañaque The first Catholic Missionary of Parañaque was the Rev. Diego de Espinal, O.S.A., companion of Salcedo in the reconnoissance of Camarines. The veneration for Nuestra Señora del Buen Suceso at Parañaque dates from 1625. The Church and the Convent were built by the Rev. Dionisio Suarez, O.S.A., parish priest from 1638 to 1650. This Church was administered by the eminent historian, the Rev. Joaquin Martinez de Zuñiga, O.S.A., from 1801 to 1806. Parañaque is the birthplace of the Filipino botanist, the Rev. Ignacio Mercado, O.S.A. Year Unveiled: 1939
	Kawanihan ng Industiyang Pang-halaman \| Palatandaan ni Maria Orosa y Ylagan	Bureau of Plant Industry \| Maria Orosa y Ylagan Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker text: Maria Orosa y Ylagan Bantog na kimiko at parmasyutika sa pagkain. Ipinanganak noong Nobyembre 29, 1892 sa Taal, Batangas. Nagtapos ng Bachelor of Science in pharmacy at Master of Science sa Pamantasan ng Washington, Estados Unidos, 1919. Pangalawang Pinunong Kimiko ng Estado ng Washington, E.U. Puno, Dibisyon sa Pagpapareserba ng Pagkain, Kawanihan ng Agham, at Dibisyon ng Paggamit ng Halaman, Kawanihan ng Paghahalaman. Nagtatag, Home Economics Extension Service. Nag-imbento ng “palayok oven” at mga pagkain at inumin buhat sa mga halaman. Kapitan, Markings Guerillas. Nagpreserba ng pagkain para sa mga internees at sa mga kasapi ng lihim na kilusan noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Nasugatan sa labanan at namatay noong Pebrero 13, 1945.
	Kawanihan ng Kalusugan	Bureau of Health	Department of Health; DOH	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Bureau of Health Began as the Board of Health for the City of Manila, occupying part of the Palacio del Segundo Cabo, 1898. Extended functions to the provinces, 1899. Reorganized as Board of Health for the Philippines, 1901; Philippine Health Service, 1915; and as Bureau of Health, 1932. Quartered in the old Sta. Potenciana building; Philippine Normal School annex, 1942-1945; Colegio Medico-Farmaceutico building, 1945; then to the San Lazaro Hospital compound, 1946. This building was constructed for its use under the initiative of Director Felipe Arenas, was inaugurated 19 August 1949.
	Kawanihan ng Koreksiyon	Kawanihan ng Koreksiyon	Bureau of Corrections	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Kawanihan ng Koreksiyon Itinatag ilang Kawanihan ng mga Bilangguan sa ilalim ng Kagawaran ng Pagtuturong Pambayan upang pangalagaan ang mga bilanggo at pangasiwaan ang mga bilangguan at pamayanang penal sa buong bansa, 1 Nobyembre 1905. Inilipat sa Kagawaran ng Katarungan, 1916. Pinanganlang Kawanihan ng Koreksiyon, 1987, upang bigyang halaga ang gawain ng Kawanihan na pagbaguhing-buhay ang mga bilanggo, upang maging kapakipakinabang na mamamayan ng lipunan.
	Kawanihan ng Kuwarentenas	Bureau of Quarantine		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Kawanihan ng Turismo ng Pilipinas	Philippine Tourist Bureau		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Kid Street (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Kid Street (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1990.
	Kinalalagyan ng Kompleks ng Punong Tanggapan ng Iglesia Ni Cristo \| Palatandaan ng Iglesia ni Cristo	Iglesia ni Cristo Central Office Complex Grounds \| Iglesia ni Cristo Marker		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Iglesia ni Cristo Itinatag bilang isang organisasyong panrelihiyon, 27 Hulyo 1914. Unang ipinangaral ni Felix Y. Manalo sa Punta, Sta. Ana, Maynila. Lumaganap sa Kamaynilaan, mga karatig-lalawigan at sa malalayong pulo sa bansa. Naitayo ang unang misyon sa ibayong dagat sa Hawaii, Estados Unidos sa ilalim ng pamamahala ni Eraño G. Manalo, Hulyo 1968. Nakarating sa iba’t ibang bansa. Nakilala sa mga kapilya nitong natatangi ang disenyo at arkitektura. Itinataguyod ang mga doktrinang panrelihiyon ukol sa pagsamba sa Diyos, pagkakaisa, pagkakapatiran at pagkakawanggawa. Nakapagtatag ng mga pamayanan at mga pasilidad pangkalusugan at pang-edukasyon. Tanda ng ikasandaang taong pagkakatatag. Date Unveiled: July 24, 2014
	Kinalalagyan ng Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela \| Palatandaan ng Labanan sa Malinta	Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela Grounds \| Labanan sa Malinta Marker		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela	Marker Text: Labanan sa Malinta 26 Marso 1899 Naganap ang sagupaan ng mga sundalong Pilipino at Amerikano hindi kalayuan sa simbahan ng Malinta, kung saan napaslang ang ilang kawal ng 22nd U.S. Infantry kabilang si Col. Harry C. Egbert, 26 Marso 1899. Bagaman nadepensahan ng mga Pilipino sa unang bahagi ang kanilang posisyon sa Malinta, kalauna’y napilitan silang umatras pahilaga sa paglusob ng dagdag na kawal ng puwersang Amerikano. Date Unveiled: April 22, 2013
	Kinalalagyan ng Simbahan ng Parañaque \| Palatandaan ni Padre Pedro Dandan y Masangkay	Padre Pedro Dandan y Masangkay Monument \| Padre Pedro Dandan y Masangkay Marker		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Padre Pedro Dandan y Masangkay Pari ng mga naghihimagsik at isa sa mga kampeon sa Pilipinismo. Isinilang sa Palanyag, Rizal (ngayon’y Parañaque, Metro Manila). Kagawad ng Orden ng mga Sekular, nasangkot sa Cavite Mutiny. Kasama nina Padre Jose Burgos, Mariano Gomes, Jacinto Zamora at iba pa noong Enero 20, 1872. Ipinatapon sa Pulo ng Marianas lulan ng Flores de Maria, Marso 14, 1872. Bumalik sa Pilipinas at naging pangalawang punong kantor (kinatawan ng punong kantor) pre-bendado at coadjutor ng arsobispo sa Katedral ng Maynila, 1895–1896. Sumapi sa pangkat ni Hen. Licerio Geronimo sa Bundok Buray, Montalban. Nahalal na pangulo ng kapulungan ng Pamahalaang Pangkagawaran ng Gitnang Luzon. Sumapi rin sa pangkat ni Hen. Emiliano Riego de Dios at Hen. Crispulo Aguinaldo. Namatay noong 1897. Date Unveiled: March 4, 1984
	King Residences	King Residences		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Klabhaws ng Liwasan ng Dasmariñas Village	Dasmariñas Village Park Clubhouse		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Klabhaws ng Samahang Kolumbyano ng Pilipinas	Philippine Columbian Association Clubhouse	Philippine Columbian Association	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Klinika ni Doktor Ernesto Medina-Que	Clinic of Dr. Ernesto Medina-Cue		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Kodak Pilipinas (pagsasaayos)	Kodak Philippines, Ltd. (renovation)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Kolehiyo Concordia	Concordia College	La Concordia College for Girls; La Concordia College; Colegio de la Immaculada Concepcion de la Concordia	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Texts: Concordia College for Girls founded in 1868 by Da. Margarita Roxas de Ayala on her La Concordia estate and administered by the Sisters of Charity. Year Unveiled: 1934 _____ Concordia College Sa kolehiyong ito, na itinatag ni Donya Margarita Roxas de Ayala noong 1868 at pinangasiwaan ng Daughters of Charity, nag-aral ang tatlong butihing kapatid ng pambansang bayaning si Dr. Jose Rizal na sina Saturnina, Soledad at Olympia. Dito nakilala ni Rizal ang kanyang unang pag-ibig sa katauhan ni Segunda Katigbak gayundin si Leonor Rivera na pinag-ukulan niya ng tunay na pagmamahal at binigyang buhay sa kanyang walang kamatayang nobelang "Noli Me Tangere." Year Unveiled: 1996
	Kolehiyo Dominikano	Dominican College	Dominican College	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	The seal of Dominican College is a round shape, which symbolizes the completeness of a holistic educational process. The heraldic seal of the Dominican Order is in black and white. White stands for purity and clarity, which comes from the knowledge and wisdom, and Black stands for dedication, effort and discipline, necessary in all human activity, but, above all, in the field of education.
	Kolehiyo La Consolacion	La Consolacion College	La Consolacion College Manila	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Nagsimula bilang bahay ampunan at paaralan ng mga Kastilang Madreng Agustino ng Birhen ng Consolacion sa Mandaluyong, 1883. Nagsara noong digmaang Pilipino-Amerikano, 1899. Muling nagbukas sa pamamahala ng mga Pilipinong Agustinas Tersiaras sa Sampaloc, 1899. Inilipat sa Daang San Sebastian, Quiapo, 1901. Natigil bilang bahay ampunan, naging isang kolehiyo na nakilala bilang Colegio de Nuestra Señora de la Consolacion, 1902. Nasunog, 1909. Iniipat sa San Miguel, 1910. Inokupahan ng hukbong Hapon, 1944. Naging pagamutan ng mga nasalanta sa digmaan, kanlungan ng mga mag-anak, at tanggapan ng Catholic Welfare Organization at Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines, 1945. Naging La Consolacion College, 1945.
	Kolehiyo Mediko-Parmasyutiko ng Pilipinas	Colegio Medico-Farmaceutico de Filipinas Inc.		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Colegio Medico-Farmeceutico de Filipinas Los Doctores Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera, medico, y Mariano V. Del Rosario, farmeceutico, lo iniciaron. Se fundo en 8 de Junio de 1899. Representa generoso esfuerzo por acreser la personalidad Filipina en ciencias. Se incorporo en 3 de Junio de 1911. En su seno se Unieron Medicos y Farmaceuticos. Teniendo por organo la ”Revista Filipina de Medicina y Farmacia,” cuyo primer numero salio a luz en Julio de 1910. Este edificio en 24 de Febrero de 1917.
	Kolehiyo ng Banal na Rosaryo	Holy Rosary College		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza	Renovation in mid-1980s
	Kolehiyo ng Buen Consejo \| Palatandaan ng Kolehiyo ng mga Madreng Agustina	Colegio del Buen Consejo \| Colegio de Madres Agustinas Marker		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Colegio del Buen Consejo Itinatag sa pook na dating Beaterio de Santa Rita de Pasig sa pamumuno ni Madre Superyor Consuelo Barcelo, O.S.A. at ipinamahala sa mga Filipinong madre sa pangunguna ni Sor Teresa de Jesus Andrada, O.S.A., 10 Marso 1909. Pinasinayaan sa patronato ni Nuestra Señora del Buen Consejo, 26 Abril 1909. Naging kanlungan ng mga mamamayan noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig; nasira noong Labanan sa Maynila, 1945. Muling ipinaayos, 1948. Year Unveiled: 2009 _____ Colegio de Madres Agustinas This college was founded in 1740 by Rev. Felix Trillo, O.S.A. with the assistance of Pedro and Rita Quijano, for the education of girls. The building was occupied by the British after the expulsion of the Spanish forces. It was greatly damaged by the earthquakes of 1880. Year Unveiled: 1937
	Kolehiyo ng Looban	Looban College		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Looban College The ground and college were donated to the Sisters of Charity for the education of the poor girls by Sor Asuncion Ventura, a native of Pampanga, herself a Sister of Charity. The institution was inaugurated on July 26, 1885, and gained great distinction for the design and excellence of its embroidery and needlework.
	Kolehiyo ng Medisina ng Afable	Afable College of Medicine		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Kolehiyo ng Medisina ng UP \| Palatandaan ng Kolehiyo ng Medisina ng UP Marker	UP College of Medicine \| Kolehiyo ng Medisina ng UP Marker	UPCM; College of Med	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Kolehiyo ng Medisina ng U.P. Itinatag sa bisa ng Batas 1415, Disyembre 1, 1905 ng Ikalawang Komisyon ng Pilipinas bilang “The Philippine Medical School.” Pormal na binuksan sa Malecon Drive (ngayo’y Bonifacio Drive) Hunyo 10, 1907. Nalipat sa pook na ito, Hulyo 1, 1910. Isinanib sa Pamantasan ng Pilipinas at naging Kolehiyo ng Medisina, Marso 1, 1923. Tanging yunit ng U.P. na nanatiling bukas noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Date Unveiled: July 1, 1993
	Kolehiyo ng Parmasiya ng Maynila	Manila College of Pharmacy		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Manila College of Pharmacy The first school of pharmacy established and run by Filipinos. Originally a pharmacy review class under Dr. Alejandro Albert held in his house at Sta. Cruz, Manila, 1904, moved to the Liceo de Manila Building at Dulumbayan street, now Rizal Avenue, and organized into Escuela de Farmacia affiliated to the Liceo de Manila. Dr. Alejandro Albert, first director, 1904-1908. Moved to its present site, 1915. Became a College of Pharmacy, 1916 and College of Pharmacy and Dentistry, 1929. It became the nucleus of the Manila Central University, 1948.
	Kolehiyo ng Saint Mary, Lungsod Quezon	Saint Mary's College, Quezon City		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Kolehiyo ng Saint Theresa, Lungsod Quezon	Saint Theresa's College, Quezon City		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	When World War II wrought havoc on St. Theresa’s College of San Marcelino, Manila, leaving it in ruins, there was little hope left for the rebuilding of its physical plant. Steps were taken to look for a new site, a property that would be larger than the San Marcelino compound. In January, 1946, a contract was signed for the purchase of a property consisting of five (5) blocks in Sta.Mesa Heights, Quezon City. The United States Army, which previously occupied the place, left a rudimentary make-shift building, later to be used temporarily for the classrooms of St. Theresa’s College, Quezon City and for the quarters of the Sisters. January 7, 1947 marked the establishment of St. Theresa’s College, Quezon City. However, the school was officially opened only in June, 1947. The institution, from the first days of its foundation, has consistently stressed at all levels of instruction the wholistic formation of the Theresian into a committed Christian, upholding the highest standards of excellence, leadership, character, and nationhood. (stcqc.edu.ph)
	Kolehiyo ng San Benildo, Pamantasang De La Salle	College of Saint Benilde, De La Salle University (now De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde)	Benilde; CSB; DLS-CSB	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	De La Salle University-College of Saint Benilde was established to accommodate working students who wanted to continue with their college education. It is a learning environment that nurtures students to develop their interests and passions, and trains them to become professionally competent in established industries and emerging fields of specialization. (Source: https://www.benilde.edu.ph/about.html)
	Kolehiyo ng San Juan de Letran	College of San Juan de Letran	Colegio de San Juan de Letran; Letran	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: College of San Juan de Letran Founded by Diego de Santamaria, O.P., in 1630, this institution absorbed the school of Juan Geronimo Guerrero in 1638. In 1648, after its building had been destroyed by the earthquake of 1645, the college was removed to the Parian, on which site it has remained since 1669. Its tercenary was celebrated in 1930. This remodelled building was blessed on October 31, 1937, by Rev. Martin Guillet, O.P. Year Unveiled: 1941
	Kolehiyo ng Santa Rosa \| Palatandaan ng Kolehiyo ng Santa Rosa; Palatandaan ng Beateryo ng Santa Rosa at Kolehiyo para sa Kababaihan	Colegio de Santa Rosa \| Colegio de Santa Rosa Marker; Santa Rosa Beaterio and College for Girls Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Colegio de Santa Rosa unang nakilala sa pangalang Beaterio y Casa de Ensenianza, ito ay itinatag ni Madre Paula de la Santisima Trinidad sa Intramuros noong 1750 upang ang mga batang Pilipina ay mabigyan ng karunungan at kaalamang maka-Kristiyano at turuan ang mga ito ng mga gawaing pantahanan para sa kanilang ipagiging mabubuting mamamayan. Binigyan ng pangalang Colegio de Santa Rosa noong 1774. Nong 1941 ang tatlong palapag na gusali nito ay nasira at muling ipinaayos noong 1949 sa pangangasiwa ng Siervas de San Jose. Sa paaralang ito nagtapos si Teodora Alonzo, ang ina ni Jose Rizal. _____ Santa Rosa Beaterio and College for Girls This institution, as a Beaterio, was founded about 1750 by the Dominican Tertiary Paula de la Santisima Trinidad. The school was entrusted to the Sisters of Charity in 1866. The building that had been partially destroyed by earthquake of 1863 was rebuilt in 1866 by Sor Eustaquia Lara. The later building was replaced by the present structure erected from its very foundations under the supervision of Sor Josefa Nuñez.
	Kolehiyo ng Santa Scholastica	Saint Scholastica's College	Saint Scho; St. Scho	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: St. Scholastica’s College Itinatag bilang paaralang pangprimarya ng Missionary Benedictine Sisters ng Tutzing, Germany sa Daang Moriones, Tondo, Maynila, 3 Disyembre 1906. Binuksan ang Konserbatoryo ng Musika, Oktubre 1907. Inilipat sa Daang San Marcelino, Maynila, 24 Disyembre 1907, at Daang Pennsylvania ngayo’y Leon Guinto, 24 Disyembre 1914. Binuksan ang kolehiyo, 1920. Ipinatayo ang St. Cecilia’s Hall sa disenyo ni Andres Luna de San Pedro, 1932. Ginamit ng mga Hapones, 1942–1945. Nasira noong Labanan sa Maynila, Pebrero 1945. Muli itong binuksan, 1947. Itinatag ang Institute for Women Studies (IWS), 1985. Kabilang sa mga nagtapos dito sina Corazon C. Aquino, Cecila Muñoz-Palma at Lucrecia Kasilag. Year Unveiled: 2007
	Kolehiyo ng Sining Biswal at Sentrong Pampelikula, Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Diliman	College of Fine Arts and Film Center, University of the Philippines Diliman (In Design)		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Kolehiyo ng Tanggulang Pambansa ng Pilipinas	National Defense College of the Philippines		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Quezon City	Marker Text: National Defense College of the Philippines Sa mithiing bumuo ng matibay na samahan at kooperasyon mula sa mga militar at sibilyan sa pag-aaral ng pambansang katiwasayan, itinatag ang National Defense College of the Armed Forces of the Philippines sa bisa ng Batas Tagapagpaganap Bilang 44 ni dating Pangulong Diosdado Macapagal, 12 Agosto 1963. Nagbukas ng unang klase, 15 Pebrero 1966. Naging National Defense College of the Philippines matapos lagdaan ni dating Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos ang Atas ng Pangulo Bilang 190, 13 Mayo 1974. Napasailalim sa pangangasiwa ng Kalihim ng Tanggulang Pambansa sa pamamagitan ng Atas ng Pangulo Bilang 452, 13 Mayo 1974.
	Kolehiyo Pambibliya ng Bethel	Bethel Bible College		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Kolehiyo Pang-abogasya ng Maynila	Manila Law College		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Manila Law College Founded 27 February 1899 as Escuela de Derecho de Manila by Felipe Calderon, teacher, jurist, member of the Malolos Congress and author of Malolos Constitution. Having no building of its own, classes were held in the homes of professors. Assumed its present name, 1926. This building was constructed in 1949.
	Kolehiyo Pang-alaala ng Harris	Harris Memorial College		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Harris Memorial College Una at pinakamatandang sentro ng sanayan sa Bibliya ng Metodista para sa mga babae sa Timog-Silangang Asya na itinatag ni Winefred Spaulding sa Kalye Nozaleda, Maynila, 1903. Lumipat sa 906 Rizal Avenue, Sta. Cruz, 1907, at pinanganlang Harris Memorial Training School sa karangalan ni Norman Harris ng Chicago. Lumipat sa P. Paredes at Lerma, Sampaloc, kung saan itinatag ni Brigida Fernando ang kauna-unahang kindergarten, 1922; at ang pagsasanay ng mga guro nito, 1924. Lumipat sa panulukan ng Taft Avenue at United Nations (dating Isaac Peral) at pinanganlang Memorial College sa ilalim ng Methodist Church of the Philippines, 1969; pagkaraan Harris Memorial College Development Center for Women, Inc., 1975.
	Kolehiyo Roseville	Roseville College		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Roseville College Founded in 1900 was Instituto de Mujeres by Rosa L. Sevilla y Tolentino, Susana Revilla y Jose and Father Manuel Roxas y Manio with the first as director. The first private school exclusively for women supported and staffed by Filipinos. Renamed Roseville College and became co-educational in 1949.
	Kolehiyo Santa Catalina	Santa Catalina College		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Sta. Catalina College Unang paaralan ng mga babae na pinamahalaan ng kababaihang relihiyosa. Binigyan ng pahintulot bilang beaterio ng tertiary order ng mga Dominiko at bilang edukasyong institusyonal ng mga Filipina sa bisa ng Royal Order ng Pebrero 17, 1716. Nagsimula sa primarya, pagkaraan ang intermedya at mataas na paaralan, at nang lumaon ang kurso para sa pagsasanay ng mga guro sa Intramuros. Binuksan din ang Paaralang Normal para sa mga kababaihan sa pamamagitan ng Royal Decree ni Reyna Cristina, at Kolehiyong Superior Normal para sa mga Guro, 1893. Binigyan ng karapatang maggawad ng titulong "Maestra Normal," 1889. Natigil noong Himagsikan sa Pilipinas, 1896, at noong bombahin ng mga hapon ang gusali ng Kolehiyo, 1941. Pansamantalang nagdaos ng pangmababang baitang sa Legarda Elementary School, 1941. Itinayo ang gusaling ito matapos ang Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig at binuksan ang kursong sekretaryal, 1953; BSE, BSEED at BSC 1965; at sa huli, ang AB, 1970.
	Kolehiyo Santa Isabel	Santa Isabel College		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Santa Isabel College Founded by the Hermandad de la Misericordia, 1594 mainly for the support and education of Spanish orphan girls. Formally organized into a college, 1632. Church adjoining college in Intramuros used as cathedral while metropolitan church was under repair. Both college and church greatly damaged by earthquake June 3, 1863; college partly destroyed by fire August 13, 1932. Totally destroyed in the battle for the liberation of Manila, February 7, 1945. Present college transferred to this site, June 1, 1946. Marker blessed and unveiled on Feast of Santo Cristo del Tesoro, Sept. 14, 1947. Date Unveiled: September 14, 1947
	Kolehiyo Santa Potenciana	Santa Potenciana College	Real Colegio de Santa Potenciana	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Santa Potenciana College Former site of Santa Potenciana College, founded in 1591 by order of Philip II during the administration of Governor Gomez Perez Dasmariñas. For the support and education of orphan girls. It was financed by the state and by the Hermandad de la Misericordia. The earthquake of 1645 damaged the building and caused the death of several inmates. The British bombardment of Manila in 1762 completed the destruction of the college, so its pensioners were transferred to Santa Isabel College with the change of sovereignty state support stopped and Potenciana college passed out of existence.
	Kolehiyo Santisimo Rosario	Santisimo Rosario College		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Santisimo Rosario College This college was founded by the Rev. Vicente Istegui, O.P., in 1890, for the education of girls. Owing to the unsettled conditions of the times, it was closed in 1898 but reopened in 1904.
	Koleksyon ni Jose Maceda	José Maceda Collection		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Music José Maceda	José Maceda Collection Documentary heritage submitted by Philippines and recommended for inclusion in the Memory of the World Register in 2007. Prof. Dr. Jose Maceda (January 31, 1917 – May 5, 2004) composer, internationally renowned scholar in ethnomusicology, recorded end collected (personally, and cooperatively with his staff, as well as contributions from other scholars in the international community) traditional musics in the Philippines and in some parts of South East Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, China, ….) during the period between 1953 and 2003. The collection consists of 1760 hours of tape recordings in 1936 reels and cassette tapes [See Annex A], field notes, black&white and colored photographs of different musicians and instruments and some films. The collection reflects the traditional music of the Philippines covers sixty-eight ethnolinguistic groups [See Annex B] and South East Asians before many musical styles vanished, or substantially changed, as a result of the process of social change, modern civilization and cultural globalization. For the region, the José Maceda Collection is unique in scope and size. It is a significant memorial of the orally transmitted cultural contributions to mankind from that part of the world.
	Komisyon ng Serbisyo Sibil	Komisyon ng Serbisyo Sibil	Civil Service Commission; CSC	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Komisyon ng Serbisyo Sibil Nagmula sa Maynila bilang isang lupon noong 1900 sa gusaling Ayuntamiento sa Intramuros; bilang isang Kawanihan noong 1908 sa Gusaling Oriente sa Binondo, sa Gusaling Sta. Potenciana at sa isa pang gusali sa Daang Victoria - kapuwa sa Intramuros, sa Mababang Paaralan ng San Andres sa Malate, ay sa Gusali ng Badyet at sa isang bahay sa Daang Aviles, kapuwa sa San Miguel; bilang isang Komisyon noong 1962 sa (isang gusali sa Daang Paredes) Sampaloc at sa Gusaling Ablaza sa Lungsod ng Quezon; at bilang isang Komisyon Konstitusyonal na mayroong tatlong komisyonado noong 1973 sa Gusaling Ablaza at sa Gusali ng Pananalapi sa Rizal Park hanggang Agosto 13, 1983, at sa gusaling ito. Natamo sa pamamagitan ng tagapangulong Albina Manalo-Dans noong 1982, ito ay ikalabing-isang gusali ng pangunahing ahensiyang pantauhan ng bansa. Pinasinayaan noong ika-83 anibersaryo ng Komisyon ng Serbisyo Sibil noong Setyembre 19, 1983.
	Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino	Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino	KWF	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino Itinatag alinsunod sa Batas Commonwealth Blg. 184 na nilagdaan ni Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon bilang Surian ng Wikang Pambansa (SWP) na may pangunahing layunin na pumili mula sa iba't-ibang wika sa Pilipinas bilang batayan sa pagbabalangkas ng pambansang wika, 13 Nobyembre 1936. Binuo ang lupon ng mga pinuno, 13 Enero 1937. Jaime C. De Veyra, unang direktor, unang nakahimpil sa gusali ng Kongreso ng Pilipinas at nailipat sa iba't-ibang pook. Inilipat ang pangangsiwa sa Kagawaran ng Pagtuturo, 4 Oktubre 1947. Naging (LWP) sa ilalim ng Kautusang Tagapagpaganap Blg. 117 ni Pangulong Corazon C. Aquino, Enero 1987. Naging Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino (KWF) sa Bisa ng Batas Republika Blg. 7104, 14 Agosto 1991. Inatasang magsagawa ng pananaliksik, pagpapaunlad, pagpapalaganap at preserbasyon ng Filipino at iba pang wika ng Pilipinas. Year Unveiled: 2012
	Kompawn ng Santuario de San Pedro Bautista	Santuario de San Pedro Bautista Compound		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage Site, Quezon City (per Ordinance No. SP-2435, s-2015); Registered Property, Quezon City
	Kompleks ng Paaralang Southridge	Southridge School Complex	PAREF Southridge School	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Kompleks ng Punong Tanggapan ng San Miguel \| Palatandaan ng Serbesahan ng San Miguel	San Miguel Head Office Complex \| San Miguel Brewery Inc. Marker	San Miguel Corporation; San Miguel Building	National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Completed in 1976. _____ The imposing architectural structure is by itsel highly sophisticated in design. Glass panes placed in tired levels reflect both the sky's changing moods and the arrival of cas on te main driveway. A panoama movement across the building's surface changes from moment to moment. This reflectivity amplifies the visual illussion of greater space. Rooftop and plant boxes knot the architectural structure into the lanscape. These boses are planted with 23,000 hardy and ever blooming yellow bells (allamanda cathartica). The yellow bell flowers and green leaves are also reflected against the slanted mirrored walls creating a lush hanging garden effect on the whole building. It is no wonder then that the cmplex hs been called "a garden with a building" as the illusion of a tropical garden predominates. (Source: The landscape architecture of Ildefonso P. Santos) _____ Marker Texts: San Miguel Brewery Inc. Nagsimula bilang La Fabrica de Cerveza de San Miguel sa Calzada de Malacañang (ngayo’y Daang J. P. Laurel), 4 Oktubre 1890; Enrique Maria Barreto de Ycaza, tagapagtatag. Itinala bilang korporasyon ng San Miguel Brewery, 21 Agosto 1913. Pinalawig ang operasyon sa paggawa ng iba pang produkto bukod sa serbesa. Pansamantalang isinara noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, 1942–1945. Naging sangay ng San Miguel Corporation, 2007. Date Unveiled: September 29, 2015 _____ Fabrica de Cerveza de San Miguel Fundada por D. Enrique Maria Barreto de Ycaza, 4 de Marzo de 1890, en la calzada de Malacañang Num. 6, ahora Aviles Num. 132. Inaugurada, 4 de Octubre de 1890. Benedecida por El Gob. Ecl. D. Eugenio Nettar y Apadrinada por El Capitan General D. Valerismo Weyler, Generales Feduchi y el Marquez de Ahumada. Administrada sucesivamente por D. Enrique Ma. Barretto hasta 1893; D. Pedro F. Roxas (Socio Gestor), 1893-1896; D. Enrique Brias de Coya, 1896-1903; D. Vicente Fernandez, 1903-1910; D. Antonio R. Roxas, 1910-1917; D. Antonio Brias Roxas, 1917-1945; Coronel D. Soriano desde 1919. Extendio sus actividades 1919.
	Kompleks ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Diliman	University of the Philippines Diliman Complex (Administration Building; Conservatory of Music & Auditorium (plans only); Economic Development and Research Building; Home Economics; Main Library; Museum for the School of Medicine; Science Hall; Women’s Residence)	U.P. Diliman	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil; Registered Property, Quezon City	Marker Text: University of the Philippines Founded on June 18, 1908 under Act No. 1870 of the First Philippine Legislature. Commemorated the U.P. Diamond Jubilee Year on June 18, 1983 to reassert the University’s role as fountain of learning and source of leadership of the Filipino people. Proclamation No. 2147 of His Excellency Ferdinand E. Marcos, President of the Republic of the Philippines, created a Presidential Commission on the U.P. Diamond Jubilee composed of: Cesar E.A. Virata Chairman Onofre D. Corpus Co-Chairman Edgardo J. Angara Vice-Chairman Members Manuel S. Alba Roberto S. Benedicto Francisco Tantuico, Jr. Simeon Datumanong Muss Isquierdo Juan Ponce Enrile Maria Kalaw Katigbak Emil Q. Javier Oscar M. Alfonso Secretary Dedicated on the 77th Foundation Day, June 18, 1985. Year Unveiled: 1985
	Kompleks Pampalakasan Alaala kay Rizal	Heritage Stadium Buildings of Rizal Memorial Field; Rizal Memorial Sports Complex	RMSC	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, City of Manila (pertaining only to the Rizal Memorial Track and Football Stadium)	During the American period, sports was integrated in the school curriculum and the Department of Public Recreation established playgrounds in different parts of Manila to meet the recreational needs of the student population and the general public. As Filipinos became adept in sports, the government deemed it proper that Manila, as the showcase of the modernization project of the Americans, should have a large-scale sports complex capable of hosting international sports events. The Playground and Recreation Commission, created by Governor General Leonard Wood in 1921 to promote to promotee wholesome play and recreation throughout the Islands, voted to construct a million-peso stadium with a seating capacity for 30,000 spectators at the Harrison Park, a ten-hectare site ceded by the City of Manila. In 1927, the Playground and Recreation Commission was replaced by the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation, which started the construction of the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex. The Rizal Memorial Sports Complex was completed in 1931, in time for the country's hosting of the 10th Far Eastern Games. During World War II, the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex was used as a garrison by the Japanese troops but was liberated on 16 February 1945. The Rizal Memorial Sports Complex was rebuilt in 1953 and thereafter hosted not only athletic meets, but also entertainment, religious, and social events. The Rizal Memorial Stadium, designed by Juan Arellano of the Bureau of Public Works, is significant for as Art Deco style of architecture with features such as curving walls, double band of mouldings and beveled corners with nail head ornaments. Declared as an Important Cultural Property by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 13-2016 and National Historical Landmark by virtue of National Historical Commission Resolution No. 5, s. 2017
	Kompleks Pampalakasan ng Bagong Buhay	Bagong Buhay Sports Complex		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Kompleks Pampalakasan ng Makati	Makati Sports Club		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The Makati Sports Club is the first proprietary non-stock, non-profit, sports and social Club in the Philippines. It was conceived, organized and developed by the Ayala Investment and Development Corporation (AIDC) – the investment house of the Ayala Group of Companies in 1975-1976 under the presidency of Mr. Jovencio F. Cinco. Source: http://makatisportsclub.com/history/#
	Kompleks Pang-komersyo ng Greenhills	Greenhills Commercial Complex	Greenhills	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Kondominyum ng JMT	JMT Corporate Condominium		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1993.
	Korporasyon ng Salapi ng Pilipinas	Finance Corporation of the Philippines		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Korporasyong Commercial Credit	Commercial Credit Corporation		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Korporasyong Otel Rizal Internasyonal	Rizal International Hotel Corporation		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Korporasyong Rehabilitation Finance	Rehabilitation Finance Corporation (1952)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
		White Cross Building Complex; White Cross-Quezon Preventorium	White Cross Orphanage; Preventorium Building	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	The White Cross Building, originally known as Preventorium Building (an orphanage) was built and designed by Pablo Antonio - National Artist for Architecture; inaugurated on September 10, 1938 with President Manuel Luis Quezon and First Lady Doña Aurora Quezon to house folded children of unwed mothers, physically or mentally incapacitated parents, prisoners, victims of incest and rape, tuberculosis patients or those of unknown parents. The art deco-building is made of concrete with early modern motif as its facade containing the classic Italian bas relief by Italian sculptor Francesco Monti; a saucer-like structure, it features a ramp for easy access of baby carriages, incorporating idea of accessibility in this children's home, long before wheelchair access in buildings has been made to become mandatory; with hardly any interventions in the structure, well-preserved integrity of the building as well as its environs, and with maximum use of natural light and cross-ventilation in its surroundings typifies an Architect Antonio's works. Declared as an Important Cultural Property by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 10-2016 The prestigious White Cross Orphanage was the brain child of a most charitable and civic family in old Manila. Don Salvador Araneta and his gracious wife Victoria ﬁrst opened their home as a free school for the underprivileged children. The institution then started to grow incorporating inspired new members like Mrs. Mercedes Zobel Me Micking. The list then continued to expand. From its conception in the mid nineteen thirties, The White Cross ﬁnally found its permanent home in Santolan Street, San Juan, Manila. Built on a sprawling ﬁeld with an abundance of trees, the White cross is truly an architectural jewel. Designed by the national architect Pablo S. Antonio, the Building even up to this day remains a timeless monument. Indeed European inspired, elegantly symmetrical with an imposing facade on whose two sides are highlighted by a pair of bas-reliefs executed by the notable Italian artist Francesco Riccardo Monti. Pablo S. Antonio graduated from the University of London. Having a European degree in architecture meant a different view and aspect for venture and designs for future projects in Manila. The White Cross orphanage with its European character incorporated the elements of tropical architecture for which Arch. Antonio had been also credited. The courtyards, the large windows for natural light and ventilation. Aside from the stairway, a smooth circular undulating ramp on the left side of the structure leads to the second and third levels of the building. Indeed much advanced before ramps for wheelchairs were mandatory. Spacious classrooms, dormitories, recreational area, even a chapel are all well maintained through the effort of numerous dedicated donors and benefactors. Indeed this truly exceptional piece of architecture will continuously remain one of the best works of Pablo Antonio. It remains among Manila’s worthy remaining architectural design of the mid thirties, a remarkable landmark. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Kumbento ng Birhen ng Monserrat	Abbey of Our Lady of Monserrat	Benedictine Abbey of Our Lady of Monserrat; Manila Abbey	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Abbey of Our Lady of Montserrat The priorate of the Benedictines. Erected in Manila in 1904, was raised to abbey in July, 1924. The church dedicated to the Santo Niño Jesus de Praga and consecrated on January 13, 1926. Had its cornerstone laid on February 15, 1925. Its artistic decoration and paintings are the works of Benedictine Father Lesmes Lopez and Brother Salvador Alberich. Year Unveiled: 1939
	Kumbento ng mga Agustinong Madre ng Mahal na Birheng Consolacion	Augustinian Sisters of Our Lady of Consolation	La Consolacion Convent	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City
	Kumbento ng mga Madreng Pransiskano at ang Nursery ng Birhen ng Tala	Convent of the Franciscan Sisters and Our Lady of the Star Nursery		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Kumbento ng San Jose ng Laging Pagsamba ng Pink Sisters	Saint Joseph Convent of Perpetual Adoration of the Pink Sisters	Saint Joseph Convent of Perpetual Adoration	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Kumbento Santa Clara	Santa Clara Convent	Santa Clara Monastery; Monasterio de Santa Clara)	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Santa Clara Convent A community of cloistered nuns founded by Sor Geronima de la Asuncion, who left Toledo, Spain, on April 28, 1620, and entered Manila on August 5, 1621. The church was built in 1622 in honor of the Immaculate Conception, but was totally destroyed by the earthquakes of 1880. The present church was solemnly blessed on December 12, 1881. Only twice in three centuries have the nuns been forced to leave the cloister: first during the earthquake of 1645, and second during the Occupation of Manila by the British in 1762.
	Kumpanya ng Philippine Paint Manufacturing	Philippine Paint Manufacturing Company		National Capital Region	Malabon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Kumpanyang Commercial Bank at Trust	Commercial Bank and Trust Company (now Bank of the Philippine Islands Escolta Branch)	BPI Escolta	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Kumpanyang Pambrodkast ng Far East	Far East Broadcasting Company		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Kumpanyang Paseguruhan ng Filipinas Life (Karugtong) - Lungsod ng Makati	Filipinas Life Assurance Company (Annex) - Makati City		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	Completed, 1972
	Kung Saan Inilmbag ang "Ang Kalayaan"	Lavezares corner Sevilla Streets \| Where "Ang Kalayaan" was Printed Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Where “Ang Kalayaan” Was Printed This house was occupied by Dr. Pio Valenzuela together with Ulpiano Fernandez and Faustino Duque, Filipino printers who turned out for Dr. Valenzuela and Emilio Jacinto 2,000 copies of the newspaper entitled “Ang Kalayaan,” giving Yokohama as the place of publication to evade suspicion. The first issue was dated January 18, 1896, but was not circulated until the middle of March. The second issue, in preparation, was seized by the Spanish authorities when the revolution broke out that year. Original house destroyed February 1945, in the battle of Liberation of Manila in the Second World War. Year Unveiled: 1941
	Tanggulang San Antonio Abad	Fort San Antonio Abad		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Fort of San Antonio Abad The origin of this fort dates from 1584. It was captured by the British in 1762 and rebuilt at the beginning of the nineteenth century, when it was called La Polvorista because it was used as powder magazine. The first battalion of the First Colorado Regiment, under the command of Lt. Col. McCoy, took possession of this fort and hoisted the American flag over it on August 13, 1898. Year Unveiled: 1937
	L&G Apartment para kay Don Leon R. Lopez, tatlong palapag na gusali	L&G Apartment for Don Leon R. Lopez, Three-story building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	La Ignaciana	La Ignaciana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: La Ignaciana This property bought by Maximino A. Paterno in 1862 was used as villa, called El Jesus de la Ribora, by the Ateneo de Manila for several years. This building, remodelled through the efforts of the Rev. Juan Anguela, S.J., was solemnly blessed by the Archbishop of Manila on 18 June 1932, and made a house of retreats where the spiritual exercises according to the method of St. Ignatius, are given to priests and laymen. In 1911 the Congregacion Marian began to sponsor retreats for workingmen. La Ignaciana is also the Center of the Adoracion Nocturn in the Philippines.
	La Isla Condominium	La Isla Condominium		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	La Loma Cockpit	La Loma Cockpit		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	La Loma Lechon	La Loma Lechon		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	La Loma in [Quezon City] is dubbed as the ‘Lechon Capital’ of the Philippines. And why not? The La Loma district is lined up with restaurants offering lechon 24/7. If you need lechon, there are different lechon sizes and cuts waiting for you. But is best to visit this area during the third week of May for the Parada ng Lechon festival, where the main stars are these pigs draped in colorful costumes highlighting their crispy red skin. (Source: http://www.qctourism.net/2016/08/savor-lechon-at-la-loma.html)
	La Mesa Eco Park	La Mesa Eco Park		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	La Scala Restaurant (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	La Scala Restaurant (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1990.
	La Tasca Grille (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	La Tasca Grille (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1982.
	Lagusan, Sentrong Pamilihan ng Cartimar	Cartimar Gateway, Cartimar Shopping Center		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Cartimar have bike center, pet shops, orchids and plants, fruits, vegetable and wet market section, groceries and grain section, tailoring, dresses and shoes. (Source: cartimar.com.ph)
	Lagusang Parian	Parian Gate \| El Parian	Puerta del Parian	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Parian Gate Provided communication almost from the beginning of Spanish times between the walled city of Manila and the Chinese commercial and industrial community confined to the Parian, a walled village beyond the most opposite this gate toward the Pasig River. This gate was officially named in 1782.
	Lantana Lane	Lantana Lane		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2011. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Lawa Jamboree na may Istatwa ng Kalayaan	Jamboree Lake with Liberty Statue		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - Cultural and Historical Landmark, Muntinlupa City; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	Jamboree Lake is the smallest natural lake in the Phillippines. Upon the transfer of the Bilibid Prison to Muntinlupa, prison inmates from Cordilleras developed the lands surrounding the lake into terraces, which once served as a food production unit for the officials and inmates of the New Bilibid Prison. A small replica of the Statue of Liberty once stood at the middle of the lake that is now said to be resting at the bottom of the lake. On July 4, 1955, a replacement statue was planted and inaugurated at the middle of the lake during the celebration of the American Independence Day. Today, the long-standing statue of the Lady of Justice can still be seen at Jamboree Lake, a donation from a Bureau of Prison employee, Mr. Moses Saunar.
	Legaspi Tower 300 sa Bulebar	Legaspi Tower 300 on the Boulevard		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Legran	Legran		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Lepanto Consolidated	Lepanto Consolidated		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Libingan ng Di-Kilalang Kawal - Tanggulang Santiago, Maynila	Tomb of the Unknown Soldier – Fort Santiago, Manila		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil	Buried in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers were the remains of 39,000 Filipino soldiers now located at the Libingan ng Mga Bayani. They were originally buried in Camp O'Donnell Concentration Camp and Fort Santiago, Intramuros, Manila. (Source: http://collections.pvao.mil.ph)
	Libingan ni Amado Hernandez \| Palatandaan ni Amado Hernandez y Vera	Amado Hernandez Tomb \| Amado Hernandez y Vera Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Amado Hernandez y Vera (1903–1970) Ipinanganak sa Tundo, Maynila, 13 Setyembre 1903. Makatang laureado, manunulat, mamamahayag at lider ng mga manggagawa. Ibinilanggo dahil sa bintang na rebelyon, 1951; pinawalang sala ng Kataas-taasang Hukuman, 1964. Mga katangi-tanging akda: Isang Dipang Langit, Bayang Malaya, Mga Ibong Mandaragit, at Luha ng Buwaya, na pawang isinulat samantalang nasa bilangguan. Ginawaran: Commonwealth Literary Awards, Palanca Awards (dalawang ulit), Journalism Award (NPC–ESSO), Republic Cultural Heritage Award, at Balagtas Award. Mga postumong gawad: Doktor sa Humanidad, honoris causa, U.P. at Tanglaw ng Lahi, Ateneo University. Pinarangalan bilang Pambansang Alagad ng Sining, 1973. Namatay, 24 Marso 1970. Date Unveiled: September 20, 1994
	Libingan ni Atang de la Rama \| Palatandaan ni Honorata de la Rama (1902–1991)	Atang de la Rama Tomb \| Honorata de la Rama (1902–1991) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Honorata de la Rama (1902-1991) Unang Pilipinong nagpakilala sa kundiman sa ibang bansa. Kilalang manunulat ng maikling kuwento, sarsuela at operata. Ipinanganak, Enero 11, 1902 sa Pandacan, Maynila. Buong giliw na tinatawag na Atang. Siya ay gumanap sa mahigit na 50 sarsuela sa mga wikang Kastila, Tagalog, Pampango at Ilokano ang kanyang mga kilalang pagganap ay sa Dalagang Bukid. Paglipas ng Dilim at ang Kiri. Pinakamagaling na operata Ang Bulaklak sa Kabundukan, Akin Ina, Anak ni Eva, at Ang Puri at Buhay. Tumanggap ng napakaraming gawad tulad ng “Reyna ng Kundiman” 1963 at Prima Donna ng Tanghalang Pilipino, 1986; Presidential Award of Merit, 1966; National Artist Award para sa Teatro at Musika, 1987. Namatay, Hulyo 11, 1991. Date Unveiled: September 20, 1994
	Libingan ni Pancho Villa \| Palatandaan ni Francisco V. Guilledo (1901–1925)	Pancho Villa Tomb \| Francisco V. Guilledo (1901–1925) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Francisco V. Guilledo (1901–1925) Kilala sa pangalang Pancho Villa. Ang unang Pilipinong kampeon sa dibisyong flyweight sa boksing. Isinilang sa Ilog, Negros Occidental noong Agosto 1, 1901. Nagsimula bilang handyman sa stable ni Francisco Villa at pagkaraan ay nagsimulang magsanay sa pamamahala nito unang propesyonal na nakipaglaban sa boksing at nagwagi sa gulang na 17 taon, 1918. Natamo ang pagkilala ng daigdig, Disyembre 3, 1921. Naging bagong kampeon ng Amerika, Setyembre 15, 1922 hanggang 1925. Namatay noong Hulyo 14, 1925. Ang kanyang pangalan ay idinagdag sa Hall of Fame ng Ring Magazine, 1961. Year Unveiled: 1995
	Libingan ni Ramon A. Arevalo	Ramon A. Arevalo Tomb		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Libingang Cuyugan-Lichauco	Cuyugan-Lichauco Tomb		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Libreng Dispensaryong Medikal at Dental ng Papa Pablo VI	Pope Paul VI Free Medical and Dental Dispensary		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Libreria ni Juan Martinez	Libreria ni Juan Martinez		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Libreria ni Juan Martinez Itinatag 1902 ni Juan Martinez sa isang bahay sa Liwasang Calderon de la Barca; inilipat sa Daang Jolo (ngayo'y Juan Luna) at dito’y nanatili hanggang 1909; inilipat sa Daang Estraude hanggang 1917 at sa Daang Cabildo, Intramuros: may kasangay na tindahan sa Liwasang Moraga, Eskolta at Daang Real. Tagapaglathala ng panitikang Pilipino sa Tagalog, Iloko at Kapampangan. Nawasak noong panahon ng Digmaan, 1945. Muling itinatag, 1958 sa ilalim ng pamagat na R. Martinez and Sons. Pinasinayaan, ika-24 ng Nobyembre 1959, ikasandaang taon ng kapanganakan ng tagapagtatag.
	Liga Filipina	Liga Filipina		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Liga Filipina Dr. Jose Rizal y Mercado organized the Liga Filipina in this house July 3, 1892. A few days later Rizal was deported to Dapitan and the organization was dissolved. Andres Bonifacio, Domingo Franco, and others reorganized it some time later, but after a few months existence it was dissolved again, among its aims were the following: to unite the archipelago into a compact, vigorous, and homogenous body; to encourage education, commerce, and agriculture; to promote the study and application of reforms its membership included persons known for their intellectual attainments, patriotism, and social position.
	Light & Sound Tableau (Pagbitay at Pagkamartir ni J.P. Rizal), Liwasang Rizal	Light & Sound Tableau (Execution and Martyrdom of J.P. Rizal), Rizal Park	Lights and Sounds of Rizal	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Work of Architect I.P. Santos (1990)
	Litograpiya at Limbagan ng Cacho Hermanos	Litografia e Imprenta de Cacho Hermanos		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Litografia e Imprenta de Cacho Hermanos Fundada por el Don Salvador Chofre, en la Calle Alix, num. 68, ahora Legarda, con el nombre de “Chofre y Cia, 1880." patronizada por el gobierno colonial para imprimir sus billetes de la loteria y publicaciones de la administracion. Imprimio la primera edicion en Filipinas del “Noli Me Tangere" y “El Filibusterismo,” 1899 y 1900, respectivamente. Adquirida por los sres. Mendezona y rebautizada con el nombre de “Germania” en 1902; por Sr. E. Montoerio que le dio su nombre en 1916; y por Cacho Hermanos, Inc., 1927.
	Liwasan at Sentro ng Wildlife ng Ninoy Aquino	Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	This park and wildlife nature center within the heart of the city simulates a natural forest setting, enhanced with recreational facilities to serve as a haven for nature lovers. Aside from densely wooded areas, the 80-hectare complex features a mini-zoo, a children’s playground, and a rock garden, among others. The park also includes a Wildlife Rescue Center that serves as a repository and rehabilitation facility for donated, confiscated and/or abandoned exotic fauna. It also serves as a venue for public education and as a training and research facility for interested veterinarians and biologists. (Source: http://www.qctourism.net/2016/08/feel-forest-ambience-at-ninoy-aquino.html)
	Liwasan ng mga Bayani	Liwasan ng mga Bayani	Heroes Park	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	Ika-4 ng Pebrero 1945, napalaya ng mga puwersang Amerikano at Pilipino ang Muntinlupa mula sa mga Hukbong Hapones. Maaaring natapos na ang Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig sa Muntinlupa, subalit para sa mga mamamayan nito, ilang taon pa ang magaganap bago sila ay makaahon sa madilim na yugto sa kanilang kasaysayan. Ika-17 ng Oktubre 1988, nilagdaan ni Punong Bayan Mggl. Ignacio R. Bunye ang Kapasiyahang Bayan Bilang 88-60, na nagtatakda sa ika-4 ng Pebrero ng bawat taon bilang Liberation Day ng Muntinlupa. Ito ay upang gunitain at sariwain sa alaala ng mga salinlahi ang mga sakripisyong inialay, mga kahirapang dinanas at kagitingang ipinamalas ng mga lumaban para sa kalayaan. Sila ang mga pinagpipitagang mga Bayani ng Muntinlupa. Ika-31 ng Agosto 2006, nilagdaan ni Punong Lungsod Mggl. Jaime R. Fresnedi ang Kautusang Lungsod Bilang 06-099, na nagtatakda sa Liwasan ng mga Bayani ng Muntinlupa bilang Freedom Park, kung saan ang mga pampublikong pagtitipon ay pinahihintulutan at ang malayang pagpapahayag ay pinahahalagahan, mga bunga ng kadakilaan ng mga Bayani ng Muntinlupa.
	Liwasan ng Mga Nagkakaisang Bansa	United Nations Plaza		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: United Nations Plaza Dedicated to the United Nations by the City of Manila. On International Day, 10 July 1951, the United Nations flag was raised here by two veterans wounded in the Korean War, T/S Nicomedes Gumacay and PFC. Marcelino Caraballo, Tenth Batallion Combat Team, assisted by Secretary of Foreign Affairs Carlos P. Romulo, President of the United Nations General Assembly.
	Liwasang Alaala kay Quezon	Quezon Memorial Circle	Circle	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	A 25-hectare circular park located in front of the Quezon City Hall Building, the Quezon Memorial Circle (QMC), is best known for being home to a shrine, museum, and the remains of former President Manuel Luis Quezon and First Lady Aurora Aragon Quezon. It is dedicated to the first President of the Philippine Commonwealth and founder of Quezon City, Manuel Luis Quezon. Some of the attractions are the Peace Bell, the Circle of Fun, the Children’s Playground, the Quezon Heritage House and many more.
	Liwasang Alaala sa Kampo Pang-alaala ng UST	UST Memorial Camp Memorial Plaza		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Liwasang Balara Filters	Balara Filters Park		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	The park which was named after its location in the Balara Filters Plant is one of the oldest recreation areas in Quezon City. It was first opened to the public in 1953 and was once a favorite weekend destination of Metro Manila residents until the 1970s.
	Liwasang Bonifacio \| Liwasang Lawton	Liwasang Bonifacio \| Plaza Lawton	Lawton	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Previously known as Plaza Lawton, the site was named after the General Henry Ware Lawton who was a highly respected US army officer during the Civil War, Apache War and the Spanish-American War. He was killed during the Philippine-American War.
	Liwasang Cristo Rey	Plaza Cristo Rey		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1983.
	Liwasang Dilao	Plaza Dilao		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	It was named after the first Japanese missionary turned Christian, Dom Justo Takayama. The term Dilao came from the yellowish skin tone of the area's inhabitants.
	Liwasang Felipe Calderon \| Palatandaan ni Felipe G. Calderon	Plaza Felipe Calderon \| Felipe G. Calderon Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Felipe G. Calderon Pedagogue, lawyer, writer, scholar and patriot. Drafted the Constitution of the first Philippine Republic. Founder of the Colegio de Abogados de Filipinas and the Escuela de Derecho de Manila, 1899. First president, Asociacion de Tagalistas, 1904. Organizer, Asociacion Historica de Filipinas, 1905. Son of Jose Gonzales Calderon and Manuela Roca born 4 April 1868 in (Santa Cruz de Malabon) Tanza, Cavite. Lived in the district of Santa Ana. Died 6 June 1908. Year Unveiled: 1954
	Liwasang Heneral Geronimo	General Geronimo Park		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	A memorial for Gen. Licerio Geronimo, a Katipunero. This is the location where General Henry Ware Lawton met his fatal death on December 19, 1899 to the hands of the Katipuneros led by Gen. Licerio Geronimo.
	Liwasang Hernandez \| Palatandaan ni Amado Hernandez y Vera	Plaza Hernandez \| Amado Hernandez y Vera Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Amado Hernandez y Vera (1903–1970) Ipinanganak sa Tundo, Maynila, 13 Setyembre 1903. Makatang laureado, manunulat, mamamahayag at lider ng mga manggagawa. Ibinilanggo dahil sa bintang na rebelyon, 1951; pinawalang sala ng Kataas-taasang Hukuman, 1964. Mga katangi-tanging akda: Isang Dipang Langit, Bayang Malaya, Mga Ibong Mandaragit, at Luha ng Buwaya, na pawang isinulat samantalang nasa bilangguan. Ginawaran: Commonwealth Literary Awards, Palanca Awards (dalawang ulit), Journalism Award (NPC–ESSO), Republic Cultural Heritage Award, at Balagtas Award. Mga postumong gawad: Doktor sa Humanidad, honoris causa, U.P. at Tanglaw ng Lahi, Ateneo University. Pinarangalan bilang Pambansang Alagad ng Sining, 1973. Namatay, 24 Marso 1970. Year Unveiled: 1982
	Liwasang Lacson	Plaza Lacson	Plaza Goiti	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	The plaza was formerly known as Plaza de Goiti. Today it is called Plaza Lacson—renamed after the first mayor of the city of Manila, Arsenio Lacson.
	Liwasang Liga Filipina \| Palatandaan ng La Liga Filipina	Plaza Liga Filipina \| La Liga Filipina Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: La Liga Filipina Sa lugar na ito itinatag ni Jose Rizal ang La Liga Filipina, 3 Hulyo 1892, upang gawing buo, masigasig at nagkakaisa ang bayan; alagaan ang mga nais at pangangailangan ng mga tao; ipagtanggol ang bayan laban sa lahat ng uri ng karahasan at kawalang katarungan; pasiglahin ang edukasyon, agrikultura at kalakal; at pag-aralan at iangkop ang mga pagbabago sa lipunan. Humina ang samahan matapos arestuhin at ipatapon si Rizal sa Dapitan, Hulyo 1892. Muling inorganisa ang samahan nina Domingo Franco, Andres Bonifacio, Apolinario Mabini at iba pa, Abril 1893. Tuluyang nabuwag ang samahan, Oktubre 1893. Year Unveiled: 2015
	Liwasang McKinley	Plaza McKinley		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Plaza McKinley So named in 1901 for William McKinley U.S. President when American forces occupied the Philippines in 1898.
	Liwasang Miranda \| Palatandaan ng "Maipagtatanggol ba natin ito sa Liwasang Miranda?"	Plaza Miranda \| "Can we defend this in Plaza Miranda?" Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Plaza Miranda As president, Ramon Magsaysay made this plaza the touchstone for public endorsement of policy and action. The constant concern of his administration for the welfare of the people was often expressed in the above query, which indicated his readiness to place issues before them. Year Unveiled: 1965 --- "Can We Defend This In Plaza Miranda?" Ipinangalan kay Jose Sandino y Miranda, Ingat-Yaman ng Pilipinas (1853-1854). Naging tanyag dahil dito inilahad at minsa'y ipinagtanggol ang mga proyekto at polisiya ng bansa. Dito rin ginanap ang mga pagtitipong pampubliko tulad ng miting de avance at protesta. Sa plaza nangyari ang pagsabog sa pulong ng partido liberal na iinasawi at ikinasugat ng marami, 21 Agosto 1971. Nananatiling lugar ng malayang pagpapahayag. Year Unveiled: 2021
	Liwasang Morga	Plaza Morga		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Liwasang Moriones\| Palatandaan ni Domingo Franco y Tuason	Plaza Moriones \| Domingo Franco y Tuason Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Domingo Franco y Tuason (1856–1897) Propagandista, makabayan at martir. Ipinanganak sa Mambusao, Capiz, Agosto 4, 1856. Nagkamit ng Perito Mercantil certificate, Ateneo Municipal; nag-aral ng notariado sa Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas, kung saan ay nakilala niya at naging kaibigan si Jose Rizal. Naging unang pangulo ng La Liga Filipina, Hunyo 1892, at pangulo ng Cuerpo de Compromisarios, 1894. Dinakip ng mga Kastila, dahilan sa pagsapi sa Katipunan, Setyembre 19, 1896. Ikinulong sa Kutang Santiago at pinahirapan ng may tatlong buwan; binaril sa pamamagitan ng firing squad kasama ang labindalawang mga makabayang Filipino sa Bagumbayan, Enero 11, 1897. Year Unveiled: 1992 _____ The plaza was renamed after the Governor General Domingo Moriones Y Muralla. He was the one responsible for the construction of Manila Sewerage System during his tenure.
	Liwasang Nuestra Señora de Guia \| Palatandaan ni Leon Ma. Guerrero (1915-1982); Palatandaan ni Manuel S. Guerrero (1877 - 1919)	Plaza Nuestra Señora de Guia \| Leon Ma. Guerrero (1915-1982) Marker; Manuel S. Guerrero (1877 - 1919) Marker	Plaza Ferguson	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Texts: Leon Ma. Guerrero (1915–1982) Diplomatiko, manunulat, mamamahayag, abogado, at makabayan. Ipinanganak noong Marso 24, 1915 sa Ermita, Maynila. Nagtapos ng A.B., summa cum laude, Ateneo de Manila, 1935; at LL.B., summa cum laude, Philippine Law School, 1939. Pangalawang Kalihim ng Kagawaran ng Suliraning Panlabas, 1954. Embahador sa Great Britain, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Germany, Spain, India, Nepal, Afghanistan, Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Honduras, Panama, El Salvador, Ecuador, Venezuela, Columbia, Cuba at Yugoslavia, 1954–1980. May-akda ng nagwaging talambuhay ni Rizal, The First Filipino. Nagsalin sa Ingles ng Noli Me Tangere at El Filibusterismo. Tumanggap ng gawad, Doctor of Humanities, honoris causa, Lyceum of the Philippines, 1971, at Gawad Mabini, 1982. Namatay noong Hunyo 24, 1982. Year Unveiled: 1983 _____ Manuel S. Guerrero (1877–1919) Ama ng pag-aaral ng beriberi sa mga sanggol sa Pilipinas. Ipinanganak sa Ermita, Maynila, Enero 8, 1877. Nagtapos ng A.B. sa Ateneo Municipal, 1894, at Doktor sa Medicina sa Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas, 1902. Sumulat para sa Republica Filipina, La Independencia at La Patria. Kagawad ng patnugutan, Manila at Revista Filipina de Medicina y Farmacia. Kagawad, Colegio Medico-Farmaceutico, Asamblea de Medicos y Farmaceuticos de Filipinas at Sanggunian ng Kalusugan. Isa sa mga nagtatag ng Liga Nacional Filipina para la Proteccion de la Infancia at La Gota de Leche. Pinagkalooban ng mga medalyang pilak ng Louisiana Purchase Exposition at Panama Pacific International Exposition. Namatay, Enero 4, 1919. Year Unveiled: 1984
	Liwasang Olivia Salamanca	Plaza Olivia Salamanca	Plaza Salamanca	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Plaza Olivia Salamanca In memory of Olivia Salamanca, M.D., pioneer woman physician of the Philippines. Born in San Roque, Cavite on 1 July 1889; appointed government scholar in 1905; studied in Drexel Institute, Philadelphia. Died on 11 July 1913. A devoted and competent practitioner, she was a credit to the medical profession and an inspiration to her fellow women. Year Unveiled: 1955 _____ It was renamed after Dr. Olivia Salamanca. She was the second licensed female who graduated in 1901 to help the Filipinos afflicted with tuberculosis.
	Liwasang Paco (Sementeryong Bayan ng Maynila at Kapilya ng San Pancracio)	Paco Park (Cementerio Municipal De Manila y Capilla de San Pancracio)	Paco Cemetery	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Shrine (as declared by the Office of the President during the Philippine centennial); Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Work of Architect I.P. Santos (1967, 1999) _____ Marker Text: Paco Cemetery Completed shortly previous to the cholera epidemic of 1820. Nine of the niches were donated by the City of Manila in grateful acknowledgment of the services of the Dominicans to the victoms of cholera. The mausoleum of Governor General Ramon Solano y Lladeral is inside the mortuary chapel. The remains of the Filipino leader, Dr. José Rizal y Mercado, were interred here from December 30, 1896 to December 29, 1912. Year Unveiled: 1938
	Liwasang Pag-alaala ng Maynila	Manila Memorial Park		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Work of Architect I.P. Santos (1971)
	Liwasang Pandaigdig ng Broadway	Broadway International Plaza		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Liwasang Pang-alaala ng Eternal Gardens	Eternal Gardens Memorial Park		National Capital Region	Caloocan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Eternal Gardens is one of the pioneers in the Philippine memorial care industry. It opened its first memorial park in Baesa, Caloocan City on August 11, 1976, at a time when buying a memorial lot ahead of need was unpopular and, to a greater extent, avoided. (Source: http://www.eternalgardens.ph/)
	Liwasang Pang-alaala ng Everest Hills	Everest Hills Memorial Park	Everest Cemetery	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	For more than 20 years, Everest Hills Memorial Park, has been a prestigious name in providing a tranquil and peaceful final resting place for our departed loved ones. A 100- hectare private property owned and developed by the Vazquez-Madrigal Group of Companies and is managed by its subsidiary, Peak Development Inc. offers acres of greens, natural rolling hills with sprawling mango trees and serene surroundings which makes visiting and getting families together a sacred moment for commemorating and remembering precious moments shared with them and reflecting on a life well -lived. (Source: http://everesthillsmemorialpark.com/)
	Liwasang Pang-alaala ng Golden Haven	Golden Haven Memorial Park		National Capital Region	Las Piñas City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Liwasang Pang-alaala ng Loyola	Loyola Memorial Park		National Capital Region	Marikina City; Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Work of Architect I.P. Santos (1983) _____ The Loyola Memorial Parks, one in Paranaque and the other in Marikina, are the successful visionary end results of a triumvariate partnership of business, landscape architecture,a nd fine art. The developers used art supported by a sophisticated lanscape design as a strategic marketing tool in both memorial parks. It was also the first tme in the Philippines that scupture interacted with the environment, enhancing the landscape with symbols on the abstract concept of death and redemption. The earlier Marikina park was developed over a period of twenty-five to thirty years although the Paranaque branch was fits to be opened to the public. (Source: The landscape architecture of Ildefonso P. Santos)
	Liwasang Pang-alaala ng Pilipinas	Philippine Memorial Park		National Capital Region	Caloocan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Liwasang Polo	Polo Park		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Liwasang Rajah Sulayman \| Palatandaan ni Engracia Cruz Reyes (1892–1975)	Plaza Rajah Sulayman \| Engracia Cruz Reyes (1892–1975) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Engracia Cruz Reyes (1892–1975) Ipinanganak, Navotas, Rizal, Abril 16, 1892. Nanguna sa industriya ng restaurant, tagapagtaguyod ng pagkaing Pilipino at ng baro’t saya; feminista. Nagsimula sa negosyo sa pamamagitan ng pagbubukas ng kantinang ‘Lapu-Lapu’ na nagsisilbi ng mga popular na pagkaing Pilipino sa Marquez de Comillas, Maynila, 1928. Sinundan ito ng travelling store na pinanganlang ‘Aristocrat,’ 1936; itinatag ang Aristocrat Restaurant sa Dewey Boulevard (ngayo’y Roxas Boulevard), 1939; sumapi sa Suffragette Movement, 1937; nagkamit ng gawad pagkilala bilang Mother of the Outstanding Family of the Year; Republic Day Award, 1955; Most Oustanding Woman Award sa marketing ng Philippine Marketing Association, 1967. Sa kanyang karangalan, Ang Gintong Ina Award para sa Outstanding Mother of the Year ay itinatag ng Pambansang Kabataang Barangay, 1982. Namatay, Hulyo 5, 1975. Date Unveiled: July 12, 1992
	Liwasang Remedios	Remedios Circle (Fountain)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Liwasang Vicente Del Fierro \| Palatandaan ni Vicente L. del Fierro (1903–1960)	Plaza Vicente del Fierro \| Vicente L. del Fierro (1903–1960) Marker	Plaza Balagtas	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Vicente L. del Fierro (1903–1960) Tinaguriang “Del Fire”—isang haligi at tagapagtanggol ng kalayaan ng pamamahayag sa Pilipinas. Ipinanganak noong Disyembre 15, 1903 sa Castillejos, Zambales, at nanirahan ng 30 taon sa Gagalangin, Tondo, Maynila. Nagtapos ng A.B. Journalism sa Pamantasan ng Pilipinas, 1924. Patnugot, Philippine Collegian; mamahayag, Tribune at Philippines Herald; unang patnugot, Herald Mid-Week Magazine at Monday Mail; at tagalathala at patnugot, Zambales Reporter at Star Reporter. Pinagkalooban ng National Press Club ng Gawad ng Katangitanging Paglilingkod sa Pamamahayag, 1958. Namatay noong 28 Agosto 1960. Date Unveiled: September 6, 1984
	Look ng Maynila at Aplaya mula Tulay Del Pan hanggang CCP, at mula Baybayin hanggang Abot-tanaw	Manila Bay and Waterfront from Del Pan Bridge to the CCP, and from the Shoreline to the Horizon (as amended)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	RESOLUTION NO. 1, s. 2018 A RESOLUTION EXTENDING THE SCOPE OF RESOLUTION NO. 19, 2012 TO INCLUDE THE WATERS OF MANILA BAY FROM THE SHORELINE TO THE HORIZON WHEREAS, on 19 October 2012 the NHCP Board issued Resolution No. 19, s. 2012 declaring the shoreline of Manila Bay from Del Pan Bridge to the Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex as National Historical Landmark; WHEREAS, it was the intention of the board to include the waters of Manila Bay and not just the shoreline, and that these extend from the shoreline to the horizon; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, AS IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that the Manila Bay National Historical Landmark be extended, as it is hereby extended, to include the waters of Manila Bay from the shoreline to the horizon; RESOLVED, FURTHER, that a copy of this Resolution be published in a newspaper of general circulation and have certiﬁed true copies thereof filed with the National Administrative Register at the U.P. Law Center; ADOPTED, this 29th day of January 2018.
	LPL Towers	LPL Towers		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Lumang Bahay Pamahalaan ng Makati \| Palatandaan ng Makati	Old Makati City Hall \| Makati Marker		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Makati	The old municipal hall of Makati was built during the term of Mayor Maximo Estrella in 1961 on land donated by the Ayala Corporation. --- Marker Text: Makati Dating San Pedro Makati (Sampiro), isang visita ng Sta. Ana de Sapa, noong 1578. Ipinagkaloob bilang encomienda kay Kapitan Pedro de Brito, 1609; naging bayan, 1670. Isinama sa lalawigan ng Rizal sa pamamagitan ng Batas Blg. 137, Hunyo 11, 1901. Pinanganlang Makati sa pamamagitan ng Batas Blg. 2390, 1914. Isinama sa Kalakhang Maynila sa bisa ng Kautusang Pampangasiwaan Blg. 400, enero 1, 1942; ibinalik bilang bayan ng Rizal, 1945. Muling naging bahagi ng Kalakhang Maynila sa ilalim ng Kautusang Pampangluhan Blg. 940, Mayo 29, 1976. Date Unveiled: November 11, 1991
	Lumang Himpilan ng Tren ng Polo \| Palatandaan ng Punong Himpilan ng Operasyong Militar sa Maynila	Old Polo Train Station \| Punong Himpilan ng Operasyong Militar sa Maynila Marker		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela	Marker Text: Punong Himpilan ng Operasyong Militar sa Maynila Sa pook na ito naghimpil si Hen. Antonio Luna, pinuno ng operasyong militar ng Republika ng Pilipinas laban sa Hukbong Amerikano sa Maynila, 5 Pebrero 1899. Kinontrol ng hukbo ni Luna ang Ferrocarril de Manila a Dagupan upang hadlangan ang pag-abante ng Hukbong Amerikano patungong hilaga. Nilisan matapos ang Labanan sa Polo, 25 Marso 1899. Nakatulong ang pananatili rito ng hukbo ni Luna upang maantala ang pagkubkob ng mga Amerikano sa Malolos, Bulacan, kabisera ng Republika, at nabigyan ng sapat na panahon si Pangulong Emilio Aguinaldo na lumipat patungong San Isidro, Nueva Ecija, ang napiling bagong kabisera ng Pamahalaang Pilipino. Date Unveiled: April 15, 2015
	Lumang Mansyon ng Concepcion	Old Concepcion Mansion		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum
	Lumang Pook ng Botika Boie \| Palatandaan ni Dr. Lorenzo Negrao	Old Botica Boie Site \| Dr. Lorenzo Negrao Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Dr. Lorenzo Negrao Spanish physician and pharmacist established in Manila in 1830 a commercial pharmacy later known as Boie and Schadenberg and continued into modern times as the Botica Boie Philippine-American Drug Company. Completely destroyed during the Japanese Occupation. New building erected on this site, 1952.
	Lungsod ng Kabataan (Palaruang Pangkabataan)	Lungsod ng Kabataan (Children's Playground)		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1979.
	Mababang Paaralan ng Kabayanan	Kabayanan Elementary School	ICA	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	Kabayanan Elementary School, formerly Sta. Lucia Elementary School, is one of the oldest school in the municipality of San Juan. It is located at 201 I. Francisco Street, Barangay Kabayanan, San Juan City and is surrounded by several barangays like Barangay Onse, Tibagan, Sta. Lucia, Maytunas and Batis where most of the school population comes from.
	Mababang Paaralan ng Legarda \| Palatandaan ng Paaralang Legarda	Legarda Elementary School \| Paaralang Legarda Marker	LES	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Paaralang Legarda Ipinatayong yari sa kahoy sa istilong Victorian noong 1922 at pinanganlan kay Don Benito T. Legarda, Kalihim ng Pananalapi ng Unang Republika ng Pilipinas at unang Resident Komisyoner ng Pilipinas sa Washington D.C., na siya ring naghandog nito sa pamahalaan ng Maynila para sa kabataan ng Sampaloc. Nang sumiklab ang Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig ito ay nagsilbing himpilan ng mga sundalong Hapon. Ang dating istilong arkitektural at ang tradisyon sa mataas na uri ng pagtuturo rito ay nanatili sa paglipas ng panahon. _____ It was built in 1922 and was named after Benito Legarda who was a prominent legislator and cabinet member during the first republic of the Philippines.
	Mababang Paaralan ng Pedro Cruz	Pedro Cruz Elementary School		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	Pedro Cruz Elementary School is a donated lot on a hilly site along Lope K. Santos Street, Barangay Pedro Cruz, City of San Juan. A semi-urban community with total land area of 524.868 square meters. Its original building was burned on April 10, 1968 and was reconstructed on July 17, 1969, funded by provincial government and called the Rodriguez Type of building. In 1984, it was repaired and budgeted by the National Government.
	Mababang Paaralan ng Pinaglabanan	Pinaglabanan Elementary School		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	Pinaglabanan Elementary School teaches students in grades first through sixth in San Juan, Second District of National Capital Region. The school has 57 instructional rooms and 10 non-instructional rooms, which are all powered by a power grid. With 1,843 students, class size is around 32 students. Dr. Lydia C. Abeja is in charge of the school, acting as the school's Principal.
	Mababang Paaralan ng Salapan	Salapan Elementary School		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	Salapan Elementary School was a non-central school established in 1971. It is located near the San Juan River. It was named Salapan because it was once noted to have plenty of fish called “lapan” while the people used their fishing net or their so called “ Salapang” to catch them. Eventually, the name Salapang evolved and has been given the recent name Salapan.
	Mababang Paaralan ng San Perfecto	San Perfecto Elementary School		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	San Perfecto Elementary School teaches students in grades first through sixth in San Juan, Second District of National Capital Region. The school has 17 instructional rooms and 0 non-instructional rooms, which are all powered by a power grid. With 1,095 students, class size is around 64 students. Juphet A. Capuyan is in charge of the school, acting as the school's Principal.
	Mababang Paaralan ng Santa Lucia	Santa Lucia Elementary School		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	July 1963, marks the birth of Sta. Lucia Elementary School Unit I, the Annex of the main Sta. Lucia Elementary School now known as Kabayanan Elementary School. The school is located in the heart of Barangay Sta. Lucia, D. Vicencio St. San Juan, Metro Manila.
	Mabuhay Rotonda	Mabuhay Rotonda	Welcome Rotonda	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	The Mabuhay Rotunda is well known with its tall monolithic monument built in 1948 by architect Luciano V. Aquino that would serve as a marker for the people coming from Manila that they are now entering Quezon City, which by that year was declared as capital of the Philippines. Thus, the “Welcome” tag, a greeting of sorts for residents, visitors, and others doing their businesses to the new capital city. The capital was eventually moved back to Manila in 1975, but the monument and its “welcome” signage stayed to greet people to the bustling city. One change that did affect the rotonda itself happened in May 1995, when the Quezon City government, in an effort to give some Filipino character to this landmark, officially renamed it to Mabuhay Rotonda. During the Marcos era till the present, Mabuhay Rotunda is one of the usual gathering places for street rallies. It’s a good rally site since it’s quite visible, being the endpoints of three major streets, to the consternation of the drivers and commuters.
	Magasin ng Pulbura	Powder Magazine		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Powder Magazine Placed here behind these massive double walls by Field Marshall Fernando Valdes y Tamon, Knight of Santiago, governor and Captain General of the Philippines 1729-1739.
	Makati Commercial Center Mall	Makati Commercial Center Mall		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Work of Architect I.P. Santos (ca. 1960) _____ The Makati Commercial Center was the first pedestrian mall built by the Zobel de Ayala family. This was in line with their vision of developing Makati as the premier commercial, financial, and residential district in the country. As part of Phase 1, it spanned an area space of half a hectare. It was the first local unique showcase in its field and it marked I.P. Santos asn in innovator and pioneer in the field of landscape architecture. Ths project launcched his career in the Philippines as he focused on te use o modern fountains complemented by artworks and elements of design. Never before had FIlipino shoppers walked through a predestrian mall so much like a park with trees, veches, and artworks, patterned walkways, and bevy of ornamental plantings. ANd never before did a site have so many modern and elegantly designed fountains. The mall design feature two major elements: art pieces and the play of water. Complementing each other, or standing alone, the dynamics of sound and visual forms captured the attention of the strollers. I.P. Santos designed all of the fountains and gave special attention to providing the proper backdrop and settng for the sculptures. Water was used at its most imaginative: bubbling and tinkling foundains, glass mosaic-lined bowls with jets, water mists, cascades, dansingw aaters, and fountains with sculptures. At night,psitioned underwater lights effectively illuminated the area with drama and mood. The maintenance aspect was thoroughly concieved. Even when the pumps of the fountains were not working, the sculptures retained their integrity as independent pieces of art. (Source: The landscape architecture of Ildefonso P. Santos)
	Manila Bay Great Waves Waterpark	Manila Bay Great Waves Waterpark		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Manila Cabisang Andoy Apartment House (kongkreto)	Manila Cabisang Andoy Apartment House (reinforced concrete)		National Capital Region	Malabon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Manila Polo Club	Manila Polo Club		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Work of Architect I.P. Santos (1990) _____ The Manila Polo Club (1949) in Forbes Park, Makati, could be said to be the culmination of Pablo Antonio’s residential architecture genre. Standing on top of a knoll, a long driveway leads to the clubhouse entrance. Covered by a massive roof, the two-story rambling structure appears to hug the terrain like Antonio’s residences do. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Manila Yacht Club	Manila Yacht Club		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Manila Yacht Club Itinatag nina James O. Rockwell, joseph a. Thomas, Aubrey P. Ames, Stewart A. Taite at A.S. Heyward, 20 Enero 1927. Natigil ang operasyon sa kasagsagan ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, 1941-1945. Muling nagsimula at naging aktibo sa paglalayas, Enero 1946. Tumanggap ng mga babaeng kasapi, 1947. Punong-abala sa Interport Regatta katulong ang Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, 1952. Kinatawan ng Pilipinas sa Olympic yachting events, 1960. Patuloy na tumutulong sa hukbong pandagat at nagsasanay ng mga Filipinong manlalaro para sa Olympics at SEA Games, 1977 hanggang sa kasalukuyan. _____ Manila Yacht Club Founded by James C. Rockwell, Joseph A. Thomas, Aubrey P. Ames, Stewart A. Taite and A.S. Heyward, 20 January 1927. Suspended operations during World War II, 1941–1945. Resumed operations, January 1946. Allowed female membership, 1947. Hosted the Interport Regatta with Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club as co-host, 1952; represented the Philippines in the Olympic Yachting events, 1960; provides continuous training and support for the Philippine Navy and Philippine teams to the Olympics and SEA Games, 1977 up to the present. Date Unveiled: July 20, 2006
	Mansyong Goldenberg; Ang Maharlika (bahay panauhin, pagsasaayos)	Goldenberg Mansion; Ang Maharlika (state guest house, restoration)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	Marker Text: Goldenberg Mansion Built by the Eugster Family from whom it was acquired by the Oidor de la Audiencia, Jose Moreno Lacalle; successively occupied by Admiral Patricio Montojo of the Spanish Navy, 1897–1898, later by the Spanish Royal Navy Club, 1898. Home and Headquarters of General Arthur McArthur, 1899. Became the Offices of the Philippine Preliminary Exposition to the International Exposition, St. Louis, Mo., U.S.A., 1903–1904. Housed the Philippine School of Commerce, 1908. The First Philippine Senate held its sessions here, Oct. 16, 1916. Bought and occupied by Michael Goldenberg, 1950. Year Unveiled: 1957
	Maradika Qur'an ng Bayang (mula Lanao del Sur)	Maradika Qur'an of Bayang (From Lanao del Sur)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	One of the historically significant pieces featured in the collection is the Quran of Bayang. It is considered as a National Treasure. According to oral history, the Quran belonged to the Sultan of Bayang in Lanao del Sur and was copied by Saidna, one of the earliest hajji (one who successfully completed the pilgrimage to Mecca during Islam's early days in the Philippines. The Quran of Bayang is believed to be one of the few copies translated into a non-Arabic language—that is, using a language in the Malay family and handwritten in Arabic calligraphy.
	Marbella Hometel Condominium	Marbella Hometel Condominium	Marbella Tower	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Marpavicuian I	Marpavicuian I		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Marpavicuian II	Marpavicuian II		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Masoneriyang Scottish Rite	Masoneriyang Scottish Rite	Scottish Rite Temple	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Masoneriyang Scottish Rite Unang Scottish Rite bodies sa malayong silangan. Itinatag noong 1910 ang Manila, unang regular na bodies na umiral sa ilalim ng Punong Sanggunian ng Daigdig sa Charston, South Carolina. Tumanggap ng mga Pilipinong Mason at iba pang nasyonalidad nang itatag ang Philippine Bodies, 1917; Mindanao Lodge of Perfection, 1939; Bisayas, Cabanatuan at Luzon Bodies, 1949. Pinagkalooban ng karta para sa isang Nagsasarili at Nakapangyayaring Kataas-taasang Sanggunian ng ika-33 at Huling Antas, Matanda at Tinatanggap na Scottish Rite ng Masoneriya ng Republika ng Pilipinas, Oktubre 21, 1949; pormal na itinatag, Disyembre 16, 1949; nilagdaan, Disyembre 30. 1949. Si Frederic Stevens, unang Sovereign Grand Commander, ay hinalinhan ni Conrado Benitez.
	Master Plan ng Kolehiyo ng Assumption	Assumption College Master Plan		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1978.
	Mataas na Paaralan ng Hilagang Maynila	Manila North High School	Cayetano Arellano High School	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	It was renamed after the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines, Cayetano Arellano.
	Mataas na Paaralan ng Kanlurang Maynila	Manila West High School	Florentino Torres High School	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	The Manila West High School was renamed into Florentino Torres High School in honor of the first Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.
	Mataas na Paaralan ng Lungsod Quezon	Quezon City High School		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Mataas na Paaralan ng Manuel A. Roxas \| Palatandaan ni Manuel Acuña Roxas	Manuel A. Roxas High School \| Manuel Acuña Roxas Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Mataas na Paaralan ng Maynila	Manila High School		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	The original Manila High School was located on the same site where it is found today, inside the Walled City or Intramuros, bastion of Spanish governance. Before the Spanish Army turned it into a military hospital, the building was used to house Escuela Municipal which was established through the Ayuntamiento de Manila. Source: http://www.manilahighschool.com/ ______ Marker Text: Manila High School Ang paaralang ito ay naitatag ng mga Kastila sa utos ng Ayuntamiento de Manila sa Daang Victoria, Intramuros noong 1892. Pinangalanang Escuela Municipal de Manila dito rin itinatag ng mga Amerikano ang kauna-unahang paaralang bayan sa ilalim ng kanilang pamamahala noong Hunyo 11, 1906 sa pangalang Manila High School. Ito ang una at tanging mataas na paaralang bayan isinunod sa pangalan ng punong lungsod sa bansa. Ang unang gusali ay nagiba noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Ang kasalukuyang gusaling ito ay pinasinayaan noong Pebrero 26, 1967. Kabilang sa mabubunying nagtapos sa paaralang ito ang tatlong naging Pangulo ng Pilipinas na sina Jose P. Laurel, Manuel A. Roxas at Elpidio Quirino, ang bantog na Heneral Carlos P. Romulo ng Ministri ng Ugnayang Panlabas at kaunaunahang Pangulo ng Nagkakaisang Bansa (UN), at marami pang ibang matagumpay na pinuno sa larangan ng agham, edukasyon, pangangalakal at lingkod bayan.
	Mataas na Paaralan ng Philippine Chen Kuang	Philippine Chen Kuang High School	PCKHS	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	Philippine Chen Kuang is a private school with English, Filipino, and Chinese language classes. PCKHS is located at 210 P. Parada Street, Barangay Santa Lucia, San Juan, Metro Manila. PCKHS is a non-stock, non-profit school. Effective SY 2015-2016, the principal is Mr. Steve Christopher Wong.
	Mataas na Paaralan ng San Beda	San Beda High School	San Beda; Beda	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Mataas na Paaralan ng San Francisco	San Francisco High School	Don Mariano Marcos High School	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Mataas na Paaralan ng Silangang Maynila	Manila East High School	Victorino Mapa High School	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	The Manila East High School was renamed into Victorino Mapa High School. Victorino Mapa was the second Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines.
	Mataas na Paaralang Araullo	Araullo High School	Araullo High School	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Established as part of Manila High School. _____ Home of Manuel Araullo y Gonzales monument. _____ Marker Texts: Mataas na Paaralang Araullo Nagmula sa Manila High School na itinatag ng mga Amerikano, Hunyo 11, 1906. Binigyan ng bagong pangalang Manila South High School, 1921 at Araullo High School sa bisa ng Ordenansang Pambayan Blg. 1603, Hunyo 8, 1930. Natupok noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Pagkaraan ng Liberasyon muling sinimulan ang operasyon sa mga kubong Quonset sa Daang Singalong na kinaroroonan ngayon ng Mababang Paaralang Epifanio de los Santos. Inokupahan ang gusaling Bordner sa Padre Faura, 1949 at ang kasalukuyang kinalalagyan nito, 1962. Date Unveiled: February 13, 1992
	Mataas na Paaralang Manuel G. Araullo \| Palatandaan ng Mataas na Paaralang Araullo	Manuel G. Araullo High School \| Araullo High School Marker	Manila South High School	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Araullo High School Escuela Municipal for Girls 1892 to 1899 under the Sisters of Charity. Hospital for Spanish soldiers during the Spanish-American War. Manila Grammar School and the American High School during mornings 1899 to 1905. Manila Normal School during afternoons 1901 to 1903. Manila High School 1906 to June 1921. Victoria Night School during evenings for many years. Manila South High School June 1921 to June 7, 1930. Formally named Araullo High School June 8, 1930, in memory of the eminent Chief Justice of Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands: 1863-1924. _____ The Manila South High School was renamed after the third Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines, Manuel G. Araullo.
	Mataas na Paaralang Pambabae ng FEU	FEU Girls High School		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Mataas na Paaralang Pang-agham ng Lungsod Quezon	Quezon City Science High School	Kisay; QueSci	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Mataas na Paaralang Pang-agham ng Maynila	Manila Science High School	MaSci	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Manila Science High School Ang pilot Science High School sa bansa. Nagsimula bilang Special Science Class (SSC) sa kampus ng Manila High School (MHS), Intramuros, Maynila na kinabilangan ng mga piling mag-aaral ng unang antas mula sa mga mataas na paaralang pampubliko ng Maynila, Nobyembre 1959. Gumamit ng kurikulum ng Bronx High School of Science ng New York sa pamumuno ni Augusto A. Alzona, punong-guro ng MHS. Humiwalay ang SSC mula sa MHS sa bisa ng Resolusyon Blg. 426 ng Kapulungang Bayan ng Maynila, 18 Hunyo 1963. Naging Manila Science High School, Oktubre 1963. Lumipat sa Gusaling H.A. Bordner, Daang Taft, Mayo 1967. Date Unveiled: October 12, 2013 _____ It is the first public science school in the Philippines.
	Mataas na Paaralang Pang-agham ng Pilipinas	Philippine Science High School	PSHS; Pisay; Pisay Main; Philippine Science High School Main Campus	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Mausoleo ng Poe	Poe Mausoleum		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Mausoleo Paez-Cruz	Paez-Cruz Mausoleum		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Mausoleo Syjuco	Syjuco Mausoleum		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Mayflower Condominium	Mayflower Condominium		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Memorare (Gomburza)	Memorare (Gomburza)	Fr. Mariano Gomez, Fr. Jose Burgos, Fr. Jacinto Zamora Monument; GOMBURZA Monument	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	It was built to honor the three martyr priests who were executed in Bagumbayan after being accused of rebellion against the Spanish government. _____ Marker Text: Memorare The mortal remains of the three martyred priests, Fathers Jose A. Burgos, Mariano C. Gomes, and Jacinto R. Zamora were buried in this hallowed ground after their execution on 17 February 1872 for complicity in the Cavite Mutiny. _____ On this spot, on February 17, 1872, Fathers Jose G. Burgos, Mariano C. Gomes and Jacinto R. Zamora, were executed by strangulation for alleged complicity with the military uprising in Cavite on January 20, 1872. Year Unveiled: 1953
	Memorare-Maynila 1945	Plazuela de Santa Isabel \| Memorare-Manila 1945 Marker	Plazuela de Santa Isabel	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Memorare-Manila 1945 This monument is erected in memory of the more than 100,000 defenseless civilians who were killed during the Battle for the Liberation of Manila between February 3 and March 3, 1945. They were mainly victims of the heinous acts perpetrated by the Japanese Imperial Forces and the casualties of the heavy artillery barrage by the American forces. The battle for Manila at the end of World War II was one of the most brutal episodes in the history of Asia and the Pacific. The non-combatant victims of that tragic battle will remain forever in the hearts and minds of the Filipino people.
	Menton Plaza	Menton Plaza		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Meralco Center	Meralco Center	MERALCO	National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza	Jose Zaragoza’s fourteen—storey Meralco Building (1968) earned distinction as the ﬁrst building to rise along Ortigas Avenue. The most prominent feature of the Meralco building was the series of tapering mullions that deﬁned the facade. The vertical sun breakers with slight curvature were conceived not for decorative purposes but also for the deﬂection of light and sound.The ends of the building were emphasized by two, massive, marble-surfaced walls splayed at an angle. (Source: Arkitekturang Filipino by Gerard Lico)
	Mga Bahay para sa Komisyon sa Pinsala ng Digmaan ng Pilipinas	Houses for Philippine War Damage Commission		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Mga Balangay	Balangays	Mga Balangay	National Capital Region	Butuan City	Highly Urbanized City	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Balangay Relics – archaeological excavations undertaken in the swanpy area of Barangay Libertad revealed finds that are unparalleled in Southeast Asia. The archaeological materials included nine Balangay boats and a shell midden associated with metal implements, ornaments, net weights, spindle whorls, decorated, potteries, crucibles, animal remains and trade ware ceramics dating from the 9th-12th century A.D. within the area, several pit graves consisting of wooden coffins, valuable 14th to 15th century porcelains, potteries, stone wares and human skeletons with artificial cranial information were also discovered. These archaeological evidences suggest that a thriving community, involved in trading with the Great Traditions of Asia, had existed in the Ambangan Area. MALACAÑANG Manila BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES PROCLAMATION NO. 86 DECLARING THE BALANGAYS IN THE VICINITIES OF BUTUAN CITY, NATIONAL CULTURAL TREASURES; AND THE SITES WHERE THESE BALANGAYS ARE FOUND, ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONS 3 (c) AND 3 (j), RESPECTIVELY, OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 4846, AS AMENDED, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE “CULTURAL PROPERTIES PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION ACT” WHEREAS, the cultural properties of the nation are necessary and indispensable in the understanding of its prehistory and culture; WHEREAS, the remains of the balangays in the vicinities of Butuan City are unique in the world in terms of number and the age, dating as early as 320 A.D.; WHEREAS, these boats are related to the evidences of the remains of a prehistoric village where gold industry has been discovered, the only one to date known; WHEREAS, these boats and the sites evidence the culture and technological level of the country as well as its marine contact capabilities with the rest of Southeast Asia; NOW, THEREFORE, I, CORAZON C. AQUINO, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law, do hereby declare the balangays in the vicinities of Butuan City as National Cultural Treasures and the sites where these balangays are found as Archaeological Sites, as defined in Sections 3 © and 3 (j) of Republic Act No. 4846, as amended, and placed under the supervision and control of the National Museum. All laws, orders, issuances, rules and regulations or parts thereof inconsistent with this Proclamation are hereby repealed or modified accordingly. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the Republic of the Philippines to be affixed. Done in the City of Manila, this 9th day of March, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and eighty-seven. (SGD.) CORAZON C. AQUINO President of the Philippines By the President: (SGD.) JOKER P. ARROYO Executive Secretary
	Mga Dokumentong Nakasulat sa Baybayin ng Unibersidad ng Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas Baybayin Documents		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Archives	Baybayin is the ancient Filipino syllabary in use during the Spanish contact in the 16th century. The declaration was made during the Second Baybayin Conference on Aug. 22 at National Museum of the Filipino People at Agrifina Circle in Manila. The conference was held in conjunction with the Buwan ng Wika (National Language Month) celebration. (Source: http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/169646/ust-documents-in-ancient-baybayin-script-declared-a-national-cultural-treasure/#ixzz5M9U2z5fU)
	Mga Gawaing Pagpapahusay at Pagsasaayos sa PICC	PICC Upgrading & Rehabilitation Work		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Mga Guho (Lumang Kamposanto)	The Ruins (Old Cemetery Chapel)		National Capital Region	Vinzons	Camarines Norte	Registered Property, Municipality of Vinzons
	Mga Himpilan ng Tren ng Metrorail para sa LRT 1, mga 1980s	Metrorail Transit System Stations for LRT 1, circa 1980s		National Capital Region	Caloocan, Manila, and Pasay Cities	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1984.
	Mga Paaralang Pamprupesyonal ng Ateneo, Rockwell Center	Ateneo Professional Schools, Rockwell Center		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1995.
	Mga pagsasaayos, Sine Dalisay	Rehabilitations Cine Dalisay		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Mga Palatandaan ng Senado	Senate Markers		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Mga Pinta ng Himagsikan sa Basi ni: Esteban Pichay Villanueva	Basi Revolt Paintings by: Esteban Pichay Villanueva		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	14 Basi Revolt – painted by Esteban Pichay Villanueva, 14 Basi Revolt paintings record the mass revolt of the people of the Ilocos against the injustice on the Spanish monopoly of basi, the Ilocano wine, which cut off the producers’ access to the product. These paintings are the only secular painting series at a time when all works had religious subjects.
	Mga relikiya mula sa mga Pook Arkeolohikal ng Pilipinas	Artifacts and Ecofacts from Philippine Archaeological Sites		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum
	Mga Silid at Espasyong Pangtanggapan ng Manila Hotel	Manila Hotel Gallery & Office Space		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Mga Tanggapan ng Boehringer (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Boehringer Offices (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa. Completed in 1987.
	Mga Tanggapan ng Tuason at Kumpanya (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Tuason & Co. Offices (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1993.
	Mga Tanggapang Locsin	Locsin Offices		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Mga Tanggulan ng Maynila sa Intramuros	The Fortifications of Manila at Intramuros		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The fortifications of Intramuros, incorporating Fort Santiago as its citadel, were commenced in 1571-1574, largely assuming their present form in 1769-1787, with the last gate, the Puerta Isabel II, being built in 1869-1862. Portions of the fortifications of Intramuros were demolished, and the moat filled in, during the American colonial period (1898-1935). Having suffered heavy damage and destruction during the battle of Manila in 1945, the fortifications of Intramuros were left in ruins for several decades. The fortifications of Intramuros have been progressively restored and reconstructed since the 1960s, in an ongoing effort that acknowledges their outstanding historical and cultural value to the nation. The fortifications of Intramuros comprise of Fort Santiago, in its entirety, including its moat; all extant and restored or reconstructed bastions, redoubts, ravelins, curtain walls, gates and bridges; the known sites of all demolished component structures, including the site of the Baluarte de Santo Domingo, and its gate, the Reducto de San Greogorio, and Baluarte de Santo Domingo (all demolished in the early 1900s); and the entirety of the area of the moat, including their inner moat (foso), outer moat (contrafoso) and associated structures and earthworks (all filled in and relandscaped in the early 1900s). Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 10-2014
	Midland (1970’s)	Midland (1970’s)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Midland Park	Midland Park		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Midland Townhouse	Midland Townhouse		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Mingoy's Restaurant (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Mingoy's Restaurant (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1992.
	Monasteryo at Simbahan ng Santa Clara	Saint Claire Monastery and Church	Monasterio de Santa Clara; Real Monasterio de la Purisima Concepcion de Nuestra Madre Santa Clara de Manila; Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Monasteryo ng Ocean Sky Chan	Ocean Sky Chan Monastery	Ocean Sky Chan Monastery (Phil. Chung Tai Buddhist Foundation, Inc.); Philippine Chung Tai Buddhist Foundation, Inc	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	Ocean Sky Chan Monastery is the Manila, Philippine branch of Taiwan's Chung Tai Chan Monastery. Completed in 2001, this temple offers free Zen meditation classes and other services, under the direction of Chung Tai and Grand Master Wei Chueh. The temple follows traditional Chinese Ch'an, emphasizing on teachings based on sudden enlightenment and gradual cultivation. The temple's current Abbess is Ven. Jian Shu.
	Monasteryong Benediktino	Benedictine Abbey	San Beda College Alabang; SBCA	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	The rage and restiveness that marked the late 60’s and the early 70’s led to the historic decision by the Benedictine monks to establish another campus in a more peaceful place than Mendiola, Manila. The Benedictines finally chose the hilly Alabang in Muntinlupa as the site of the new campus. A modern edifice was constructed in 1972 on a nine and a half hectare lot inside the upscale Alabang Hills Village. On July 10, 1972, Benedictine Abbey School (BAS) opened its doors to 78 preschool boys and girls. Fr. Roberto de Jesus, OSB, who was the first Rector, supervised the growing years of the new institution. (Source: http://www.sanbeda-alabang.edu.ph/bede/index.php/history-of-san-beda-college-alabang?start=2)
	Mondragon House	Mondragon House		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Monterrey Apartments	Monterrey Apartments		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Montessori ng San Juan	Montessori de San Juan Inc.	KindEx	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	Montessori de San Juan believe that a small class size is paramount to knowing each child as an individual with his own needs, characteristics, capabilities and potential.
	Monteverde Mansions	Monteverde Mansions		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Montserrat Subdivision	Montserrat Subdivision		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Monumento ng mga Bayani ng 1896	Monumento sa mga Bayani ng 1896	Bonifacio Monument; Ang Alaala ng mga Bayani ng 1896	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Quezon City	Marker Text: Monumento sa mga Bayani ng 1896 Itinayo sa Balintawak, noo’y sakop ng Kalookan, 27 Agosto 1911, bilang pag-alaala sa mga bayani ng Himagsikang Filipino ng 1896. Nilikha ni Ramon Martinez y Lazaro. Pinasinayaan, 3 Setyembre 1911. Inilipat sa Bulwagang Vinzons, Unibersidad ng Pilipinas, Diliman, Lungsod Quezon, 29 Nobyembre 1968. Year Unveiled: 2011
	Monumento ni Andres Fernando	Andres Fernando Monument		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Monumento ni Delfin Velilla	Delfin Velilla Monument		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Monumento ni Dr. Pio Valenzuela	Dr. Pio Valenzuela Monument		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Monumento ni Heneral Tiburcio de Leon	General Tiburcio de Leon Monument		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Monumento ni Tomas Pinpin	Tomas Pinpin Monument		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum
	Muling Pagpapaunlad sa Kompleks Pang-komersyo ng Makati	Makati Commercial Complex Redevelopment		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1977.
	Muller at Phipps Ltd., Maynila, ikalawang palapag ng awditoryum	Muller and Phipps Ltd., Manila, 2nd floor Auditorium over Quality Control	Muller and Phipps Ltd., Manila	National Capital Region	Mandaluyong city	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Antonio is also known as a proficient designer of spaces for public spectatorship and live performance. Within the ﬁve-story FEU Administration Building, completed in 1949, is an auditorium which employed the leading-edge theater technology at that time. Because of its aesthetic appeal and acoustical properties, the FEU Auditorium was the most prestigious and most coveted performance venue for artists and functioned as Manila’s cultural center in the postwar years. Antonio designed several theaters and auditoria for various institutions such Assumption Convent (1965), University of the East (1968), Muller & Phipps Ltd., Manila (1969) among others. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Mungkahing Entabladong Puno ng Badjao/ Parks at Wildlife	Proposed Badjao Tree Stage/ Parks and Wildlife		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Murang Pabahay para kay Remedios Gomez	Low Cost House for Remedios Alcantara		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Museo ng Bagumbayan \| Palatandaan ni Madre Ignacia Del Espiritu Santo	Bagumbayan Lights and Sounds Museum \| Madre Ignacia Del Espiritu Santo Marker	Intramuros and Rizal Bagumbayan Light and Sound Museum	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Madre Ignacia del Espiritu Santo Tagapagtatag ng mga Relihiyosa ng Birheng Maria (RVM)[,] ang unang kongregasyong panrelihiyon para sa mga kababihan sa Pilipinas na unang nakilala bilang Beaterio de la Compañia de Jesus na itinatag noong 1684 sa Daang Sta. Lucia sa Intramuros, Maynila. Itinaas bilang Kongregasyong Pontipikal noong ika-17 ng Marso, 1907. Pinagkalooban ng buong pagpapatibay ang Saligang-Batas nito noong ika-12 ng Enero 1948. Tagapagtatag ng unang kilusan ng banal na pagsasanay paa sa mga kababaihan sa daigdig. Isinilang kina Jusepe Incua at Maria Jeronima sa Binondo, Maynila at bininyagan noong ika-4 ng Marso, 1663. Namatay noong ika-10 ng Setyembre, 1748 sa Simbahan ng San Ignacio na siyang pinaglagakan ng kanyang mga labi. Date Unveiled: March 4, 1980
	Museo ng Bantayog ng mga Bayani	Bantayog ng mga Bayani Museum		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	Martial Law is part of history and its abuses must not be forgotten. This is the reason why the Bantayog Museum was opened inside the Bantayog Memorial Center in Quezon Avenue, corner EDSA. It may not be a 'light' Sunday if you visit this museum but nevertheless it is a very educational and enlightening one, especially to those who have experienced living under Martial Law. (Source: http://www.qctourism.net/2016/08/learn-about-history-at-bantayog-museum.html)
	Museo ng Katipunan	Museo ng Katipunan		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	On 27 August 2013, at 10:00 a.m., the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) inaugurated its Museo ng Katipunan in Pinaglabanan Shrine, celebrating the 150th birth anniversary of the Filipino nationalist, Andres Bonifacio. This is a new museum entirely devoted to Bonifacio and the Katipunan, with interactive displays and original Katipunan artifacts. The museum will also present an initial list of members of the Katipunan and others who supported its cause, numbering more than 2,500. The names were obtained from archival sources.
	Museo ng Pook ng Santa Ana	Santa Ana Site Museum		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Santa Ana Site Museum – in the inner patio of the Sta. Ana Parish Church, archaeological excavations revealed habitation and burial sites which date more than 400 years before the arrival of the Spaniards in Manila. Significant data on the subsistence movements of early people within Sta. Ana area, formerly known as the Namayan Area, have been generated from the excavations within the church complex. Within the churchyard, 71 human skeletons associated with valuable ceramics dated to the late 11th to 14th century AD were recovered. The discovery of a pre-colonial cemetery suggests that there was a human population flourishing in the area because of extensive trade with merchants from South China who brought goods such as metals, cloth, silk and fine ceramics. Among the most valuable possessions of the Namayans were Sung Dynasty porcelains and various stone wares brought by Chinese traders.
	Nagkakaisang Metodistang Simbahang Knox	Nagkakaisang Metodistang Simbahang Knox	Knox United Methodist Church	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Nagkakaisang Metodistang Simbahang Knox (Knox United Methodist Church) (Itinatag 1899) Sa pook na ito nagsimula ang unang pamayanan ng Protestanteng simbahang ebanghelikal sa Pilipinas, nang isang misyonerong Amerikano ng Simbahang Metodista, si Obispo James W. Thoburn, ay bumigkas ng unang sermong ebanghelikal sa bansa, noong Marso 5, 1899. Bago matapos ang taon si Nicolas Zamora ay inordenang unang ministrong Protestante na Pilipino at naglingkod sa “Unang Simbahang Metodista” dito sa Pilipinas. Isang pansamantalang kapilya ang ipinatayo dito hanggang sa isang permanenteng gusali ang ipinagawa noong 1906 sa pamamagitan ng donasyon ng isang kilalang manggagawa ng sumbrero sa Lungsod ng Nuweba York. At bilang alaala sa kanya, ang simbahan ay tinagurian sa kanyang pangalan. Ito ay muling ipinaayos nang naaayon sa makabagong arkitektura noong 1952. Date Unveiled: October 28, 1979
	Nagkakaisang Simbahang Metodista Sentral	Central United Methodist Church	Central Church; CUMC	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Central United Methodist Church Kauna-unahang Iglesia ng Protestante sa Pilipinas. Nagsimula noong Marso 5, 1899 upang mangaral sa mga Amerikano at pagkaraan sa mga Pilipino. Pinasinayaan ang unang kapilya sa pook na ito noong Disyembre 23, 1901. Pinalitan ng batong gusali noong 1906. Inayos at naging katedral noong 1932. Nasira noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Muling itinayo tulad ng dati ring anyo at pinasinayaan noong Disyembre 25, 1949. Pinangalanang Central Methodist Episcopal Church, pagkatapos Central Student Church, sumunod Central Methodist Church at sa kasalukuyan ay Central United Methodist Church. Year Unveiled: 1985
	National Institutes of Health \| Pamayanang Pang-agham ng Ermita	Mga Suriang Pambansa ng Kalusugan \| Ermita Science Community		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ermita Science Community Sa pook na ito isinilang at lumago ang kumunidad ng Agham. Nagmula sa Bureau of Government Laboratories na itinatag sa bisa ng Act no. 156 ng Komisyon ng Pilipinas, 1901. Haligi ng siyentipikong panananaliksik at pag-aaral. Pinanganlang Bureau of Science, Act no. 1407, 1905; Institute of Science, Executive Order no. 94, 1947; Institute of Science and Technology, Executive Order no. 392, 1951; National Institute of Science and Technology. Isa sa malaking ahensiya ng National Science Development Board, unang pagbubuklod ng agham at teknolohiya sa bansa, Science Act of 1958; nagmuling-tatag bilang National Science and Technology Authority; at ang pook na ito pinanganlang Ermita Science Community, Executive Order no. 784, 1982; Department of Science and Technology, Executive Order no. 128, 1987; matatagpuan sa pook na ito ang mga ahensiya ng DOST kagaya ng ITDI, FNRI, Philippine Science Centrum at iba pa. Date Unveiled: February 27, 1992
	Nayon ng Elsie Gaches	Elsie Gaches Village		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1998.
	Nayon ng Gaches	Gaches Village		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1998.
	Nayong Phil-Am	Phil-Am Village		National Capital Region	Las Piñas City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	New Manila Crest	New Manila Crest		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	NHA/ Proyekto na Murang Pabahay (Medium density)	NHA/ Medium-density Low-cost Housing Project		National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Nielson Tower	Nielson Tower	Blackbird Makati	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa (Interior Design)	Marker Text: Nielson Tower Ipinatayo noong 1937 sa lupaing pag-aari ng mga Ayala at Cia. Ang Nielson Tower ay nagsilbing himpilang pampasahero at sentro ng pamamahala ng Paliparang Nielson. Ginamit mula 1937 hanggang 1947. Ang paliparang ito ang unang makabago at komersyal na paliparang pandaigdig sa bansa at sa magkahiwalay na panahon, ito ay naging punong himpilan ng kapwa hukbong sandatahan ng Hapon at ng Estados Unidos. Sa muling pagsasaayos ng gusali, pinanatili ng Ayala Group of Companies ang orihinal na arkitektura nito bago magkadigma upang magsilbing tagapagpagunita sa pangunguna nito sa larangan ng transportasyon at komunikasyon. Ngayon, ang gusaling ito ang kinalalagyan ng Filipinas Heritage Library at nagsisilbing kawing ng bansa sa daigdig sa pamamagitan ng ugnayang pangkaalaman. Year Unveiled: 1996 _____ Interior Design Renovation by Ar. Mañosa in 1986.
	OB Montessori Pagsasarili School	OB Montessori Pagsasarili School		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	The Pagsasarili Preschools utilize the Montessori system of education with an abbreviated course for teachers in the community using an economic package of classroom materials.
	Oblation ng UP	UP Oblation	Oble	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Guillermo E. Tolentino; Registered Property, Quezon City	Since its cornerstone was laid down in 1931, National Artist Guillermo Tolentino’s masterpiece has served as a rallying point for selfless action for the public interest, as well as the most recognizable and enduring symbol of the University of the Philippines (UP). Commissioned by then-UP President Rafael Palma, the Oblation is a tangible representation of Tolentino’s interpretation of two of Jose Rizal’s writing’s—Mi Ultimo Adios and A La Juventud Filipina. The statue is an elevation of sacrifice on a pedestal, indicating a “clarion call for the youth to engage in the rigors of change and progress.(Source: https://www.up.edu.ph/index.php/for-the-nation-for-the-people/)
	Olbes-Lanuza	Olbes-Lanuza		National Capital Region	Pasig city	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	One Beverly Plaza	One Beverly Plaza	One Beverly Place	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Orgánong Kawáyan ng Las Piñas	Las Piñas Bamboo Organ		National Capital Region	Las Piñas City	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Installed inside the Parish Church of St. Joseph in Las Piñas, the Bamboo Organ is the only known oldest and largest bamboo organ existing in the world today with a unique and distinct sound as compared to other pipe organs. The bamboo used for the organ has been identified as Bambusa sp. (Gramineane) and is indigenous to Batangas and the Luzon area. The transformation of the local bamboo into a pipe organ was an important catalyst in the formation of Philippine musical practices which are aptly associated with lowland Filipinos at a period when optimism and hope reigned generally over the Philippine landscape, i.e. as a concommitant change in political economy beginning the early 19th century. The organ was built with the indomitabe spirit of the Recollect priest-scientist-humanist, Fr. Diego de Cera de la Virgen del Carmen in 1816 with the able assitance of ordinary FIlipino people, the organ has since stood for the fusion of technological genius and musical aesthetic creativity, in which foreign technology was adapted for local use in music. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 01-2003
	Ospital ng Mary Johnston	Mary Johnston Hospital		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Mary Johnston Hospital Itinatag ni Dr. Rebecca Parish bilang Dispensaria Betaña sa gusali ng Bible School for Women sa Santa Cruz, Maynila, 1906. Naging pagamutan at paaralan ng nursing, 1907. Sa pook na ito ipinatayo ang unang gusali ng pagamutan mula sa donasyon ni Daniel S.B. Johnston at pinanganlang Mary Johnston Hospital sa alaala ng kanyang yumaong misyonerong asawa, 1908. Muling ipinatayo matapos masunog, 1911. Ginamit na pagamutan ng pamahalaang Hapon, 1942. Nasunong noong Labanan sa Maynila, 1945. Pinasinayaan ng Pangulong Elipidio Quirino ang bagong gusali, 1950. Dito binuksan ang unang klinika ng isterilisasyon sa bansa, 1975. Tumanggap ng Gawad Apolinario Mabini sa kategoryang Rehabilitation Volunteer Group mula sa Philippine Foundation for the Rehabilitation of Disabled, 1987. Ginawaran ng plake ng pagkilala ng Kagawaran ng Kalusugan at ng National Institutes of Health bilang Outstanding Newborn Screening Facility and Exemplary Newborn Screening Facility sa kategoryang Private Tertiary Hospital, Oktubre 2005. Date Unveiled: December 8, 2006
	Ospital ng Maynila	Ospital ng Maynila		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Ospital ng Medical City - Mga Pook Pampubliko (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Medical City Hospital - Public Areas (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2002.
	Ospital ng Pamantasang Fatima	Fatima University Medical Center	Fatima Main	National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Ospital ng San Juan de Dios	Ospital ng San Juan de Dios	San Juan de Dios Hospital	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	The San Juan De Dios Educational Foundation, Incorporated (Hospital), formerly HOSPITAL DE SAN JUAN DE DIOS, is the oldest hospital in the Philippines. (Source: http://www.sanjuandedios.org/about_rev0.html) _____ Marker Text: Ospital ng San Juan de Dios Itinatag ni Fray Juan Clemente noong sa Intramuros, Maynila, sa ilalim ng pamamahala ng mga prayle ng San Francisco, para sa kapakanan ng mga mahihirap na Pilipino. Pinamahalaan ng Santa Hermandad de la Misericordia noong 1596-1656, at ng mga uso ng san Juan de Dios noong 1656-1865. Ipinagkatiwala sa mga Hijas de la Caridad (Daughters of Charity) ng San Vicente de Paul noong 1868 hanggang sa kasalukuyan.
	Ospital ng San Lazaro	San Lazaro Hospital	San Lazaro Hospital	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker text: San Lazaro Hospital Founded as a dispensary in Intramuros by Fray Juan Clemente, 1577. Became hospital, 1578. Taken over by the Hermanidad de la Misericordia, 1596. Transferred to new building at the premises of the Philippine Normal College becoming the San Lazaro Hospital, 1631. Turned over to the Hermanos de San Juan de Dios, may 13, 1656. Building demolished for the protection of the city against the invasion of Chinese pirates, 1660. Transferred to another building nearby constructed by Fray Fernando de la Concepcion, 1675. Moved to a building in the present compound, 1784. Enlarged, 1785. Further improved by Pray Felix de Huertas who built a chapel and enclosed the premises with stone wall, 1859. Taken over by the Americans, 1898. It became a contagious disease hospital. Originally used for the treatment of lepers and later for venereal diseases, cholera, smallpox and bubonic plague victims at the turn of the Twentieth Century, burned in 1903; rebuilt in 1904 with wooden pavilions partly for an insane asylum, beautified, enlarged and new buildings constructed on March 5, 1921. With the transfer of insane patients to National Psychopathic Hospital in 1920, buildings were occupied by lepers. Admitted prisoners of war sick of malaria and dysentery on January 3, 1942, 1945 took care of civilian war casualties. When peace and order were restored and lepers were transferred to the Tala Leprosarium in 1949 the hospital resumed its normal activities and confined its services to other communicable diseases up to the present.
	Ospital Panlungsod ng Maynila ni Dr. V. Afable	Manila City Hospital of Dr. V Afable		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Otel Hyatt Regency	Hyatt Regency Hotel	Midas Hotel	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	The Hyatt Regency Hotel was designed in the modern tropical luxury tradition. Opened in 1967 and originally called the Sheraton- Philippines Hotel, it was built in an era when generally proportioned guest rooms and public spaces in the grand manner were s
	Otel International Maynila	Hotel International Manila		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Otel New World	New World Hotel	New World Makati Hotel	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The 25-storey New World Renaissance Hotel has 600 guest rooms and three Renaissance Club Levels providing a choice of accommodations for business and leisure travelers. Each elegantly appointed room provides: individual temperature control, minibar, color television with cable access (CNN, NBC, ESPN, French, BBC, Indian, Chinese stations, etc.), electronic guest room safe, hair dryer, international and domestic direct dial telephones, coffee and tea-making facilities and piped-in music selections, among others. Guests have complimentary use of the fitness centre with a gym, sauna, and steam bath as well as the outdoor swimming pool. There are also non-smoking floors and specially-fitted guest rooms for handicapped guests. (Source: http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Otel Nikko Manila Garden	Hotel Nikko Manila Garden	Manila Garden Hotel; Dusit Hotel Nikko	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Otel Philippine Plaza--Sentrong Pangkultura ng Pilipinas	Philippine Plaza Hotel--Cultural Center of the Philippines (now Sofitel Philippine Plaza)	Sofitel Philippine Plaza Hotel	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Building by Architect Locsin; Landscape by Architect I.P. Santos (1970)
	Otel Philippine Village	Philippine Village Hotel		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Otel Shangri-la	Shangri-la Hotel	Makati Shangri-La, Manila	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Otel Sulo	Sulo Hotel	Sulo Riviera Hotel	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Otel Sun Valley	Sun Valley Hotel		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Paaralan ng Katedral ng Maynila \| Palatandaan ni Rosa Sevilla De Alvero	Manila Cathedral School \| Rosa Sevilla De Alvero Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Rosa Sevilla de Alvero Makabayan, edukador, lider, manggagawang pangsibiko. Mandudula at mamamahayag. Ipinanganak sa Tondo, Maynila noong Marso 4, 1879 kina Ambrocio Sevilla at Silvina Tolentino. Kagawad ng La Independencia at ng Women’s Auxiliary Movement. Tagapagtatag at patnugot ng Instituto de Mujeres, unang paaralang sekular ng mga babae, ngayo’y Rosa Sevilla Memorial School. Unang dekano ng kababaihan ng Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas. Tagapagtaguyod sa karapatang pagboto ng mga babae at sa pagpapatibay ng Tagalog bilang wikang pambansa. Isa sa mga nagtatag ng Federacion Catolica de Mujeres, National Federation of Women’s Club at ng Kahulungang Balagtas. Inilathala ang salitikan ng wikang pambansa sa tulong nina Jose N. Sevilla at Aurelio Alvero. Tumanggap ng Parangal Isabela (medalya ng bansang Espanya) at Gawad ng Katibayan sa pagpapahalaga ng Pangulong Elpidio Quirino dahil sa makabayang gawain. Ikinasal kay Emilio V. Alvero, 1909. Namatay sa Maynila Mayo 17, 1954.
	Paaralan ng mga Sining at Kalakalan ng Pilipinas (ngayo'y Pamantasang Teknolohikal ng Pilipinas)	Philippine School of Arts and Trades (now Technological University of the Philippines)	Technological University of the Philippines; TUP	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Philippine School of Arts and Trades Established, 1901, by Act No. 74 of the Philippine Commission. Occupied building at the Exposicion Regional de Filipinas (1895), Padre Faura St., Ermita. Moved to the city shops on Arroceros St., 1907; to the site, 1916. All its building and equipment destroyed during the World War II; rehabilitated 1951 by the United States Philippines War Damage Commission.
	Paaralan ng San Jose	Saint Joseph's Academy		National Capital Region	Las Piñas City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa
	Paaralan para sa Bingi at Bulag	School for the Deaf and Blind	Philippine School for the Deaf and Blind	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: School for the Deaf and the Blind (1907) Pioneer school for the handicapped in the Philippines. Planned by Dr. David P. Barrows, Director of Education; organized by Miss Delia Delight Rice, principal teacher (1907–1923). It was established in the City of Manila where it remained until it was transferred to its present site in Pasay City, June 1923. Leading institution for the education of the deaf and the blind in the Philippines Year Unveiled: 1961
	Paaralang Aquinas	Aquinas School	Aquinas School	National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	Aquinas School was established by the Dominican Fathers in 1965. Since the time of its formation, Aquinas School's Vision Mission was very evident, "Contemplare et Contemplata Aliis Tradere". The members of the Aquinas Community experienced and lived the ideals of Truth, Justice, Joy and Compassion by helping people who are really in need.
	Paaralang Immaculate Conception	Immaculate Conception Academy		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	Immaculate Conception Academy (ICA) located at 10 Grant St., Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila is a non-stock, non-profit elementary and secondary school owned and directed by the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Conception (MIC), a Canadian-founded congregation of women-religious by Delia Tetreault. ICA caters to Chinese-Filipino female students.
	Paaralang Jose Abad Santos \| Palatandaan ni Jose Abad Santos y Basco	Jose Abad Santos School \| Jose Abad Santos y Basco Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jose Abad Santos y Basco Hurista, estadista, makabayan, ipinanganak sa San Fernando, Pampanga, 19 Pebrero 1886. Pensyonado ng Pamahalaang Pilipino sa Estados Unidos, 1904. Nagtapos ng pre-law, Sta. Clara College; LL.B., Northwestern University; at Ll.M., George Washington University, 1909, pawang nasa Estados Unidos. Nagsimula bilang Klerk, Kawanihang Tagapagpaganap, 1909. Itinalagang Katulong na Manananggol, Kawanihan ng Katarungan, 1914. Naging Tagapayong Tekniko, Unang Misyon para sa Kalayaan ng Pilipinas sa E. U., 1919; Pangalawang Kalihim ng Katarungan, 1912; Kalihim ng Katarungan, 1922, 1928-1932; Kasangguning Mahistrado, 1932-1938, at pagkaraan, Punong Mahistrado ng Kataas-Taasang Hukuman ng Pilipinas. Kasabay nito, naging Kalihim ng Pananalapi, Pagsasaka at Komersiyo hanggang sa pagsiklab ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Tagapangalaga ng Malasariling Pamahalaan na may lubos na kapangyarihan bilang Pangulo mula 19 Pebrero 1942 hanggang nang siya ay madakip ng mga Hapon sa Carcar, Cebu, 11 Abril 1942. Binaril sa harap ng kanyang anak na si Pepito sa Malabang, Lanao noong 2 Mayo 1942 dahil sa kanyang pagtangging makiisa sa hukbong imperyal ng Hapon.
	Paaralang Katoliko ng San Juan Bautista	Saint John the Baptist Catholic School		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	St. John the Baptist Catholic School, formerly Holy Child Parochial School (1963-2005) is an institution owned and administered by the Archdiocese of Manila, under the Manila Archdiocesan and Parochial Schools Association System, run by the St. John the Baptist Parish, the parish priest and the school director.
	Paaralang Learning Child	Learning Child School		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1987.
	Paaralang OB Montessori	Operation Brotherhood Montessori Center Incorporated	OB Montessori Center, Inc.	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	Operation Brotherhood Montessori Center Incorporated is an Italian-based school in the Philippines named after Maria Montessori. It was founded by former UNESCO-Philippines Secretary-General Amb. Preciosa Soliven in 1966.
	Paaralang Panlalaking Mang-aawit	Boys' Singing School		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Boys' Singing School This school was founded by the Archbishop of Manila, the Rt. Rev. Juan Angel Rodrigues, in 1742, for the purpose of furnishing the ecclesiastical choir of the Cathedral of Manila with trained soprano voices.
	Paaralang Pasadena	Pasadena Learning Center	Kumon	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City
	Paaralang Punlaan	Punlaan School		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	Punlaan is a private technical vocational school offering training programs in Hospitality and Culinary Arts. Punlaan pioneered the German Model of the Dual Training System for the Hotel and Restaurant industry in the Philippines since 1993. Since it began in 1975, Punlaan has provided holistic education and training to women from all walks of life, without discrimination of creed or social background. It aims especially to help women with fewer means to acquire the general culture and the specific formation needed to work in tourism-related establishments.
	Paaralang Tiong Se	Tiong Se Academy		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Tiong Se Academy Itinatag ang Anglo Chinese School ni Engracion Palanca (Tankang), unang Tsinong konsul-heneral sa bansa, upang tugunan ang pangangailangang pang-edukasyon ng mga Tsino sa Pilipinas sa pamamagitan ng paglikom ng pondo mula sa Comunidad de Chino. Pormal na nagbukas ng klase sa bakuran ng Imperial Chinese Consulate General, 15 Abril 1899. Inilipat ang paaralan sa Kalye San Fernando, 1899; Kalye Salazar, 1909; Kalye Sacristia (Ngayo'y Kalye Ongpin), 1910 at Kalye Sta. Elena, 1912. Isinara noong pananakop ng Hapon, 1942 at muling binuksan, 1945. Naging Tiong Se Academy alinsunod sa Pilipinisasyon ng mga paaralang banyaga sa bansa, 24 Pebrero 1975. Nagsilbing huwaran ng sistemang pang-edukasyon ng mga Tsino at Tsinong Pilipino sa Pilipinas.
	Paaralang Xavier	Xavier School		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	It is a private, Catholic, college preparatory school for boys run by the Philippine Province of the Society of Jesus. Its K-12 curriculum includes a mandatory Chinese language program. It also offers the IB Diploma Program in grades 11 and 12 to selected students. Opened June 6, 1956, as Kuang Chi School by a group of Jesuits expelled from China, it was named after Paul Hsü Kuangchi, Minister of Rites during the Ming Dynasty. Xavier School bears the name of St. Francis Xavier, a Christian missionary and co-founder of the Society of Jesus. The school celebrated its Golden Jubilee in 2006. Former and current students include sons and grandsons of industrialists and politicians. It is one of the few basic education institutions in the Philippines to receive a 7-year accreditation, the longest possible period, and one of only three institutions, along with De La Salle University and Ateneo de Manila University, to receive the Level III accreditation for both the grade school and high school by the Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges, and Universities. In January 2010, Xavier School was granted International Baccalaureate (IB) World School status.
	Pabahay ng Diego Cera	Diego Cera Housing		National Capital Region	Las Piñas City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1993.
	Pabahay sa Samba-Likhaan ng Surian para sa Liturhiya at Musika ng Asya	Samba Likhaan (AILM) Housing		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Pabrika ng Royal Shirt	Royal Shirt Factory		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Pagamutan ng Ketong ng Tala	Tala Leprosarium	Central Luzon Leprosarium	National Capital Region	Caloocan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Paglilipat sa Poong Nazareno	Traslacion ng Poong Nazareno	Traslasyon; Pista ng Itim na Nazareno; Feast of the Black Nazarene; Quiapo Fiesta	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	Ang pagsamba sa Poong Hesus Nazareno ay likas na sa mga Katolikong Pilipino. Bilang andito sa lungsod ng Maynila ang simbahan ng Quiapo kung saan ito ang ginawang tahanan ng Itim na Nazareno, dinadagsa ito ng mga deboto mula pa sa iba’t ibang bahagi ng bansa. Ito ay sa kadahilanang naihahalintulad nila ang kanilang mga sarili sa Pagpapakasakit ng Panginoong Jesu-Kristo. Maraming mga deboto ng Poong Hesus Nazareno ay nauugnay sa kanilang kahirapan at pang-araw-araw na pakikibaka sa sugat at masaklap na naranasan ni Hesus, na kinatawan ng imahen. Ang pista ng Mahal na Poong Hesus Nazareno sa Quiapo o ang Manila International Pilgrimage of the Black Nazarene ay dinadayo ng milyun-milyong tao ay ginaganap tuwing ika-9 ng Enero. Ayon sa parokya, ito ang petsa dahil ito ang pagtatapos ng siyam na araw na nobena para sa Hesus Nazareno na nagsisimula tuwing December 31. Isang araw bago ang kapistahan, ang imahe ng Nazareno ay iniluluklok sa Quirino Grandstand upang mabigyan ang mas maraming deboto ng pagkakataon sa pahalik. Sa mismong ika-9 ng Enero, ito ay ipuprusisyon paikot sa mga kalye ng Quiapo kung saan daang libong mga deboto ang nag-aabang upang masilayan ang imahe at makalapit sa andas nito. Pangkaraniwan, ang andas ng Nazareno ay nakakabalik na sa simbahan sa susunod na araw. Sa kasalukuyan, ang debosyon sa Itim na Nazareno ay patuloy na nagbibigay ng sigla at kapayapaan sa mga deboto sa kabila ng sakit, galos, sugat na kanilang nakukuha sa traslacion.
	Pagpapakain sa Manok, Pinta ni Simon Flores	Feeding the Chicken Painting by Simon Flores		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	“Feeding the Chickens” is an early genre in Philippine painting that serves as a transition from the miniaturist school of homegrown portraitists of the 19th century to the idyllic tableaux of the American Period academic mentors. Mother and daughter are caught feeding chickens in a commonplace setting. The scene is depicted with sharp attention to details of face and costume and with a disposition to enliven the quiet instance with dynamic though subtle movement. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 03-2008
	Pagpapalawig ng PLDT-RUC	PLDT-RUC Expansion		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Pagpapalaya ng Maynila	Plaza Aviles \| Liberation of Manila Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Liberation of Manila February 3 – March 3, 1945 Late in the afternoon of February 3, 1945 the two groups of the flying columns of the 1st Cavalry Division liberating the American civilian prisoners at the University of Santo Tomas and 37th Infantry Division rescuing other American war prisoners at Bilibid and taking possession of Malacanang Palace. The 37th Infantry Division, the 44th Tank Battalion and the 11th Airborne Division spearheaded the attack against the Japanese Imperial Forces on February 3 completed the annihilation of the Japanese Imperial Forces in Intramuros by February 24. In a solemn ceremony in Malacanang at eleven o'clock in the morning of February 27, 1945, General Douglas MacArthur restored the seat of the Commonwealth Government—Manila, the capital of the Philippines, to President Sergio Osmena, Sr. After the gruesome carnage of civilians numbering about 100 000 and the costly physical devastation of the city, the Battle of Manila ended on March 3, 1945. To all these innocent victims of World War II, the most important legacy they bequeathed to us is the real meaning of peace and freedom. Date Unveiled: February 27, 1995
	Pagpatay kay Gobernador Bustamante at sa kanyang Anak ni: Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo y Padilla	Assassination of Governor Bustamante and His Son by: Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo y Padilla		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Assasination of Governor General Bustamante – “La Tragedia Del Governador Fernando Bustillo Y Bustamante” is the work of Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo. In 1905, the painting won a gold medal during its first exhibit at the St. Louis Exhibition in the United States. Don Antonio Ma. Regidor, a Filipino nationalist, who had one the painting commissioned never took hold of it. Hidalgo himself did not dare show the piece in Barcelona for fear that the subject would evoke controversy. The painting remained in Barcelona until 1914, a year after the painter’s death. In 1971, the painting was entrusted to Leandro Locsin for safe-keeping until Mr. Garcia, its owner, called the National Museum and offered the piece for exhibition. The painting was unveiled in 1974 as part of the National Museum Week celebration during which it was declared a National Cultural Treasure.
	Pagre-remodel sa Embahada ng Pransya	French Embassy remodelling (1957)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Pagsasaayos ng siyam na palapag na Bel-Air Apartments	Rehabilitation of the nine-story Bel-Air Apartments	Bel-Air Apartments	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	The nine-storey Bel-Air Apartments was the tallest building in Manila in 1937. Architect Pablo Antonio III, his grandson, notes that: “at that time, it wasn’t common for an architect to hollow out a portion of the building and show the beams running across, but Antonio emphasized them as an integral part.” To this day, the structure is fully utilized as a residential apartment building. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Pagsasaayos sa Cinema, Plaza Santa Cruz, para kay G. Young	Rehabilitation of Cinema, Plaza Santa Cruz, for Mr. Young		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	PAIC Condominium Building	PAIC Condominium Building (SyCipLaw Center)	SYCIP Law Center	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Palaruang Lugar I, Liwasang Rizal	Area I Playground, Rizal Park		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Work of Architect I.P. Santos (1990)
	Palatandaan ng Ayala y Compañia	Ayala y Compañia Marker		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ayala y Compañia Fundada en 1834 por Don Antonio de Ayala Y Don Domingo Roxas En El Local de Ayala Y Compañia, Situada en el numero 630, De Calle Echague. La casa cmercial. Mas Antigua, de origen Español, en Filipinas. Entre sus numerosas empresas comerciales e industriales que contribuyen al desarollo economico del pais, se incluyen haciendas agricolas, Terreros urbanos, destilleras de alcohol, minas de carbon, industria de añil, fabricas de sangre y de vapor, centrales azcareras, compañias de seguros, etc.
	Palatandaan ng Base ng Patrulyang Pambayayin	Ang Base ng Patrulyang Pambayayin Marker	Coast Guard Base	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Base ng Patrulyang Pambaybayin (1939) Sa pook na ito itinayo noong Pebrero 9, 1939 ang unang base ng Patrulyang Pambaybayin. Sinunog noong magtatapos ang Disyembre, 1941 upang di-mahulog sa kamay ng mga Hapones at inilipat ang himpilan sa Sisiman, Bataan. Nakibaka sa Look ng Maynila at sa Bataan. Pinagkalooban ni Hen. Douglas MacArthur ang marami sa kanyang mga tauhan ng gawad ng “Silver Star” dahil sa kanilang kabayanihan. Ang Patrulyang Pambaybayin ay naging saligan ng kasalukuyang Hukbong-Dagat ng Pilipinas. Date Unveiled: February 9, 1976
	Palatandaan ng Elizalde y Compañia (Sucesores de Ynchausti y Compañia)	Elizalde y Compañia (Sucesores de Ynchausti y Compañia) Marker		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Palatandaan ng Ospital Pang-militar ng Ospital ng Sternberg ng Maynila	Military Hospital of Manila Sternberg Hospital Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Palatandaan ng Simbahan at Kumbento ng San Juan Bautista de Bagumbayan	Simbahan at Kumbento ng San Juan Bautista de Bagumbayan Marker	Diocesan Shrine of Santuario de San Pedro Bautista	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan at Kumbento ng San Juan Bautista de Bagumbayan Sa pook na ito ipinatayo ang unang simbahan at kumbento ng Order of Augustinian Recollects (OAR) sa Patronato ni San Juan Bautista. Dating tahanan ni Gobernador Heneral Pedro de Acuña, ito ay nabili at pinasinayaan ng mga Recoletos sa pangunguna ni Fr. Juan de San Jeronimo, 10 Setyembre 1606. Giniba sa atas ni Gobernador Heneral Sebastian Hurtado de Corcuera, 1644; muling ipinatayo subalit tuluyang nawasak noong panahon ng pananakop ng mga Ingles sa Maynila, 1764. Ang simbahan ay nagsilbing provincial curia at bahay-sanayan ng mga Recoletos para sa kanilang unang misyon sa Zambales, Mindanao, Calamianes Islands at Mindoro. Year Unveiled: 2006
	Palatandaan ng Tahanan ng Kaanak ni Rizal (1893-1896) (Daang San Jose ngayo'y Magdalena, Maynila)	Ang Tahanan ng Kaanak ni Rizal (1893-1896) (Daang San Jose now Magdalena, Maynila) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Tahanan ng Kaanak ni Rizal (1893-1896) (Daang San Jose Ngayo'y Magdalena), Maynila Sa entresuelo ng isang bahay sa pook na ito, noo'y bilang 9, Daang San Jose, Binundok, na ari ni Concepcion Leyva, ale ni Jose Rizal, ay tumira sina Francisco Mercado Rizal at Teodora Alonzo, ama at ina ng bayani, at ang ilan sa kanilang mga anak at apo.
	Palatandaan ni Abenida Mexico	Avenida Mexico Marker		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Avenida Mexico Sa loob ng mahigit sa dalawang daan taon, hanggang noong 1815 ito ang daang patungo sa Kabite na siyang pinanggalingan ng mga Galeong Maynila-Acapulco. Pinangalanan noong Nobyembre 21, 1964 ikaapat na raang taon ng paglayag ni Miguel Lopez de Legazpi mula sa Mexico patungo rito sa Pilipinas.
	Palatandaan ni Concepción Felix Rodriguez (1884–1967)	Concepción Felix Rodriguez (1884–1967) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Concepcion Felix Rodriguez (1884-1967) Isinilang sa Tundo, Maynila, noong ika-9 ng Pebrero 1884. Naging pinuno ng Asociacion Feminista. Nakpaglaban para sa karapatan ng mga kababaihan, naging tagapamahala sa piitan ng mga babae ng Hospicio de San Jose. Tumulong sa pagtatatag ng La Gota de Leche, nagtatag ng Pambansang Kalipunan ng mga Kapisanang Pangkababaihan ng Pilipinas at ng Correctional Institute for Women. Dahil dito ay pinagkalooban siya ng Presidential Medal Award ng Pangulong Ferdinand E. Marcos noong 1966. Namatay noong ika-27 ng Enero 1967 sa gulang na 83.
	Palatandaan ni Gil J. Puyat	Gil J. Puyat Marker		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Gil J. Puyat Isinilang sa Maynila noong 1 Setyembre 1907. Naging senador, 1954–1972; Pangulo ng Senado, 1967–1972; at edukador, pinunong sibiko, empresaryo, mambabatas at makabayan. Pinakabatang dekano ng Kolehiyo ng Pamamahalang Pangalakal ng Pamantasan ng Pilipinas, 1940–1941; unang Asyanong naging pangalawang pangulo ng Rotary International, 1947–1948; pangalawang pangulo sa ika-42 Kapulungan ng Interparliamentary Union sa Washington, D.C. Estados Unidos, 1953; tagapangulo ng lupong teknikal na nagaral ng pagbabago ng kasunduan sa pakikipagkalakalan sa E.U., 1984; katulong na tagapangulo ng Misyong Ekonimiko sa E.U. na nakipagunawaan sa Kasunduang Laurel–Langley, 1954; at nagulong puno ng National Economic Council, 1956. Tumanggap ng titulong Doctor sa Edukasyon buhat sa Dalubhasaang Normal ng Pilipinas, 1968; at Doctor sa Ekonomiya buhat sa Kyung Hee University (Korea), 1971, na kapwa honoris causa; Gawad ng Pangulo para sa Pamumunong Pangkabuhayan, 1966; Cwanchwa Merit, ang pinakamataas na gawad sa diplomasya ng pamahalaang Koreano, 1971; Knight Grand Cross of Rizal, ang pinakamataas na titulo sa Orden ng Kabalyero ni Rizal, 1977; at Knight of St. Gregory the Great Papal Award buhat sa Papa sa Roma, 1980. Namatay noong 23 Marso 1981. Year Unveiled: 1982
	Palatandaan ni Gregoria De Jesus	Gregoria De Jesus Marker		National Capital Region	Caloocan City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Gregoria de Jesus Ipinanganak noong Mayo 9, 1875 sa mag-asawang Nicolas de Jesus at Baltazara Alvares Francisco sa ngayo’y lungsod ng Kalookan. Asawa ni Andres Bonifacio at tinaguriang Lakambini ng Katipunan at tagapagtago ng mga dokumento ng Katipunan. Kasama ni Bonifacio na lumaban sa mga Kastila at nagdanas ng di-gaanong hirap alang-alang sa Kalayaan ng Pilipinas. Nabalo noong Mayo 10, 1897, muling napakasal kay Julio Nakpil, Katipunero at kompositor ng musika. Namatay noong Marso 15, 1943.
	Palatandaan ni Gregorio Sanciangco y Goson	Gregorio Sanciangco y Goson Marker		National Capital Region	Malabon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Gregorio Sanciangco Y Gozon Lawyer, economist and writer was born 7 March 1852 in Malabon, Rizal. Son of Elado Sanciangco and Regina Gozon. Studied here and in Spain where he published “El Progreso de Filipinas.” Participated in the movement for reforms led by Rizal. Became Justice of the Peace in Cabanatuan, San Isidro, Malabon, and Manila. Accused of sedition, deported to Lingayen. Gaining freedom, he retired to Sto. Domingo, Nueva Ecija, where he died 17 November 1897. Year Unveiled: 1952
	Palatandaan ni Horacio dela Costa, S.J.	Horacio de la Costa Hall \| Horacio de la Costa, S.J. Hall		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Horacio de la Costa, S.J. 1916–1977 Isinilang sa Mauban, Quezon, 9 Mayo 1916. Nagtapos ng kursong Batsilyer ng Sining sa Ateneo de Manila, summa cum laude, 1935, at ng Doktorado sa Pilosopiya sa Harvard University, 1951. Nagsilbing unang dekano ng Kolehiyo ng Sining at Agham ng Ateneo de Manila, 1953–1955, unang Pilipinong puno ng Society of Jesus sa Pilipinas, 1964–1970, at katulong pangkalahatan at tagapayo ng mga Heswita sa Roma, 1970–1975. Dahil sa mga akdang pangkasaysayan, ginawaran ng Republic Cultural Heritage Award, 1965. Kagawad ng Pambansang Suriang Pangkasaysayan, 1967–1977. Yumao, 20 Marso 1977. Year Unveiled: 2017
	Palatandaan ni Jorge Pineda 1879–1946	Jorge Pineda 1879–1946 Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jorge Pineda 1879–1946 Realistikong pintor. Ipinanganak sa Sta. Cruz, Maynila 26 Hulyo 1879. Nag-aral sa Academia de Dibujo y Pintura. Disenyador, Renacimiento Filipino; litograpo, Carmelo & Bauermann; at karikaturista, Philippine Free Press. Ilan sa kanyang mga pintura ay ang “Sungka,” “Siklot,” “Panguingue,” at “Kakawate.” Ang “Las Buyeras” ay nagkamit ng pangatlong gantimpala sa Pandaigdig na Eksposisyon sa St. Louis, E.U., 1904. Unang Pilipinong pintor na nagsalarawan sa tula ni Rizal, ang “Ultimo Adios” sa oleo at akwarela sa 14 na kanbas. Namatay 12 Setyembre 1946. Year Unveiled: 1982
	Palatandaan ni Jose Corazon De Jesus	Jose Corazon De Jesus Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jose Corazon de Jesus (1894–1932) Hari ng Balagtasan Isinilang sa Daang Trinidad, Sta. Cruz, Maynila, noong ika-22 ng Nobyembre, 1894. Nagtapos ng mga unang baitang sa Sta. Maria, Bulakan. Nagpatuloy ng pag-aaral sa Maynila, at nagtapos sa pagka-manananggol sa Escuela de Derecho noong 1919. Nagsimulang tumula noong 1914 at naging bantog sa pagiging makatang liriko at mambibigkas. Naging "Hari ng Balagtasan" noong 1924 nang talunin niya si Florentino T. Collantes sa Olympic Stadium. Kabilang sa kanyang bantog at mahahabang tula ang "Sa Dakong Silangan", "Mga Itinapon ng Kapalaran", "Ang Ilaw sa Kapitbahay", at ang katipunan ng mga tulang "Mga Dahong Ginto." Namatay sa Maynila noong ika-26 ng Mayo, 1932. Alay ng Lalawigang Bulacan at ng mga taga-Sta. Maria sa pangangasiwa ng Bulacan Tourist Center–1964. Year Unveiled: 1964
	Palatandaan ni Jose F. Fabella 1888-1945	Jose F. Fabella 1888-1945 Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jose F. Fabella 1888–1945 Ama ng kalusugang pambayan. Ipinanganak kina Juan Fabella at Damiana Fernandez, Pagsanjan, Laguna, 16 Oktubre 1888. Nagtapos ng medisina, Rush Medical College, 1912. Kalihim, Anti-Tuberculosis Society, 1914–1916, at Public Welfare Board, 1916–1921. Nanungkulan sa pamahalaan at mga pribadong samahan na kaugnay ng kalusugan at kagalingang bayan. Nanguna sa pagtatatag ng Santol Tuberculosis Society (ngayo’y Quezon Institute), Welfareville, Maternity and Children’s Hospital, Paco Settlement House at mga klinika sa panganganak, mga sanggunian sa wastong pag-aalaga ng mga bata at mga hukumang pangkabataan sa bansa. Yumao, 16 Enero 1945. Date Unveiled: December 1, 2002
	Palatandaan ni Julia Vargas VDA. De Ortigas	Julia Vargas VDA. De Ortigas Marker		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Julia Vargas vda. De Ortigas Dakilang ina ng kawanggawa, katangi-tanging lider sibiko at pilantropo. Ipinanganak sa Sta. Cruz, Maynila, 27 Abril 1881. Pinanguhahan, Kilusan Laban sa Tisis sa loob ng 37 taon. Bilang Pangulo ng Philippine Tuberculosis Society (PTS), itinaguyod ang pagpapatibay ng batas na naglalaan ng kikitain swipstik, unang-una sa PTS. Tumanggap: Presidential Order of the Golden Heart, unang antas, 16 Agosto 1960. Matibay na naniniwala at nagtaguyod sa konseptong sosyal na “Ako ang tagapangalaga ng aking kapatid.” Namatay, 15 Abril 1969.
	Palatandaan ni Luis Eligio Guerrero 1874 - 1950	Luis Eligio Guerrero 1874 - 1950 Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Luis Elegio Guerrero Ipinanganak sa Ermita, Maynila noong ika-1 ng Disyembre, 1874 sa mag-asawang Brigido Guerrero at Maria Mercedes Alvarez. Manunulat at dalubhasang manggagamot, siya’y nagligtas ng libu-libong mga batang may sakit na beri-beri, malarya, at bulutong noong panaon ng amerikano. Unang direktor ng laboratoryo klinika ng ospital ng San Juan De Dios (1901-1905); isa sa mga unang propesor ng medisina sa Pamantasan ng Pilipinas (1907-1917), at naging Dekano ng Medisina sa Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas. Namatay noong ika-12 ng Agosto, 1950.
	Palatandaan ni Manuel Bernabe y Hernandez	Manuel Bernabe y Hernandez Marker		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Manuel Bernabe y Hernandez (1890–1960) Makatang laureado. Ipinanganak sa Parañaque, Rizal, noong Pebrero 17, 1890. Nagtapos ng AB, balediktoryan, Ateneo de Manila, at Batas, Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas. Peryodista ng La Democracia at La Vanguardia. Sumulat ng tulang Cantos del Tropico, kalakip ang kanyang isinaling Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, ng Perfil de Cresta at ng himnong No Mas Amor Que el Tuyo. Kongresista, unang purok ng Rizal, 1928 at katulong na tekniko ng pagsasamang Pilipino–Kastila–Amerikano, 1943. Kasapi, Real Academia Española, 1930. Tumanggap ng dekorasyon ng El Yugo y Las Flechas, 1940, at Orden de Isabela la Catolica, 1953, mula sa Espanya. Namatay noong Nobyembre 29, 1960. Date Unveiled: November 29, 1983
	Palatandaan ni Pio Isidro y Castañeda (1865-1931)	Pio Isidro y Castañeda (1865-1931) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pio Isidro y Castañeda (1865–1931) Magsasaka, makabayan at kilala sa pangalang Hen. Pio del Pilar. Ipinanganak noong Hulyo 11, 1865 sa Kuli-Kuli, San Pedro Makati (ngayo’y Pio del Pilar, Makati, Metro Manila). Cabeza de barangay ng Kuli-Kuli, 1890. Isa sa tagapagtatag at kalihim ng “Magtagumpay”[,] sangay ng Katipunan sa Kuli-Kuli at nakipaglaban sa Tulay ng Zapote[,] Pebrero 17, 1897. Sumakop sa Sta. Ana noong Labanang Pilipino-Amerikano at nakipaglaban bilang gerilya sa Bulacan at Nueva Ecija. Nadakip sa Labanan sa Morong, Rizal. Ipinatapon sa Guam, Hulyo 16, 1901, at pinatawag, Hulyo 4, 1902. Namatay noong Hunyo 21, 1931. Year Unveiled: 1983
	Palatandaan ni Salvador Z. Araneta (1902-1982)	Salvador Z. Araneta (1902-1982) Marker		National Capital Region	Caloocan City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Palatandaang Makasaysayan ng Harding Mehan	Mehan Gardens Historical Landmark	Botanical Garden; Mehan Garden	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Archaeological Site, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	"The Mehan Gardens is located on the site of the old Parian in Arroceros, the trade center of Chinese merchants that flourished from the late sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries. The Mehan Gardens is part of the historic Jardin Botanico which was established by Governor General Fernando Norzagaray in 1858 to be Manila's first botanical and zoological garden. In 1913, the Jardin Botanico was renamed as Mehan Gardens after John C. Mehan, American Chief of Sanitation and Park Superintendent. Declared as a National Historical Landmark by virtue of National Historical Institute Resolution No. 8 s. 2022 Marker Text: Botanical Garden Botanical garden established 1850 by Governor Fernando Norzagaray in this section of Arroceros at the request of the City of Manila. Walls of the garden were nabed for prominent Filipino and foreign scientists. Date: 29 March 1935 --- Since 1920s, archaeological excavations have been undertaken in the Mehan Gardens and yielded archaeological materials and ancients structures dating back the to pre-colonial period. These archaeological evidences indicate that the site was used extensively as habitation and burial areas by prehistoric Filipinos that could be traced back to the AD 16th century or even earlier. Also declared as an historic site, the area where the Mehan Gardens now stand was also the seat of the Parian, a community of Chinese traders, from the late 16th century to the middle of the 18th century. Archeological evidence exposed at the Mehan Garden and its vicinity indicated that this is an important component of the country's archaeological cultural heritage, extending the area presently known as the Arroceros Forest Park adjacent to the Pasig River. Declared as an Archeological Site by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 01-2004.
	Palatandaang Pang-alaala ng Mga Tomasino na Lumagda sa Saligang Batas ng Pilipinas ng 1899	Memorare (Mga Tomasino na Lumagda sa Saligang Batas ng Pilipinas ng 1899) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Bahay Nakpil-Bautista \| Palatandaan ng Bahay ng mga Nakpil at Bautista	Bahay Nakpil-Bautista Historical Landmark \| Ang Bahay ng mga Nakpil at Bautista Marker	Bahay Nakpil	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	The Nakpil-Bautista House was designed by Architect Arcadio Arellano, one of the well-known architects or maestros de obras during the period, and built in 1914 by Dr. Ariston Bautista Lin and his wife Petrona Nakpil, and later became the property of their nephew Julio Nakpil and his wife, Gregoria de Jesus. The house served as residence for Filipino patriots: Dr. Ariston Bautista, member of the Malolos Congress in 1898; Julio Nakpil, composer and musician of the Katipunan, known under the pseudonym "J. Giliw", Nakpil's wife, Gregoria de Jesus, widow of Andres Bonifacio and known as the "Lakambini ng Katipunan", and their son Juan Nakpil, proclaimed National Artist for Architecture in 1973. The house, which survived the ravages of the Second World War, now serves as gallery of the Nakpil-Bautista family memorabilia and an extand example of the fusion of the Bahay na Bato and art nouveau style during the early American period. Declared as a National Historical Landmark by virtue of National Historical Commission Resolution No. 09, s. 2011 Marker Text: Ang Bahay ng mga Nakpil at Bautista Ipinatayo ni Ariston Bautista Lin (1863–1928) at ng kanyang maybahay na si Petrona Nakpil sa pamamagitan ng kilalang arkitektong si Arcadio Arellano noong 1914. Si Dr. Bautista ay isang manggagamot, pilantropo at imbentor ng isang gamot na panlaban sa kolera. Nanirahan din dito sina Julio Nakpil (1877–1960), rebolusyonaryo at konpositor ng mga awit ng Katipunan; kanyang asawang si Gregoria de Jesus (1876–1943), lakambini ng Katipunan at biyuda ni Andres Bonifacio; kanilang anak na si Juan (1899–1986) at pinsang buo nitong si Angel (1914–1979), na pawang mga tanyag na arkitekto. Sa bahay ding ito ay dating katatagpuan ng Plateria Nakpil na dinadayo dahil sa mga masusing panindang mga alahas. Year Unveiled: 1995
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Gusali ng Elks Club	Elks Club Building Historical Landmark (now Museo Pambata)	Museo Pambata	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Gusali ng Elks Club Dinisenyo ni William E. Parsons noong 1907 para sa Manila Lodge of The Elks, isang samahang makabayan, pangkapatiran at pangkawanggawa ng mga Amerikanong mangangalakal na itinatag noong 1902. Ipinatayo, 1910. Pinasinayaan, 1911. Bahagi ng Balangkas Burnham–Anderson para sa Maynila at isang halimbawa ng arkitekturang Amerikano noong panahng iyon. Naging Museum of Philippine Art; pagkaraan, punong tanggapan ng Manila Overseas Press Club; at sa kasalukuyan, Museo Pambata ng Maynila. Year Unveiled: 2002
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Gusaling Central Post Office ng Maynila	Manila Central Post Office Building \| Philippine Post Office Building	Post Office; PhilPost; Philippine Postal Corporation	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Important Cultural Property, National Museum	The Manila Post Office Building is a perfect model of Neo-Classical architecture by the prominent architects of the early American period: Ralph Doane, Tomas Mapua, and Juan Arellano. A classical temple form, the building has a Corinthian order as its overall motif. It has 14 Ionic columns on its main portico. The first two floors are rectangular with a semi-circular floor plan on both east and west ends, which contributes to the unity and symmetry of the design. The upper floor surrounds an open rectangular court, affording good lighting and ventilation to the offices there. Greek mouldings define the walls of the building, and honeysuckle anthemia adorn the roof antefixes. This building was designed to cater services to the public in a semi-commercial capacity. Besides the housing of governmental offices on the various floors, a spacious lobby is on the main floor occupying almost the entire length of the front of the building. To one side of this lobby is a continuous counter with grilles set with window intervals. From this lobby one could see the towering fluted Ionic pillars of the portico. Marker Text: Philippine Post Office Itinatag bilang Tanggapan ng Koreo sa Maynila, 1767; itinaas bilang Distritong Pangkoreo ng Espanya, 1779; nagpanibagong-tatag, 5 Disyembre 1837; naging pangunahing sentrong pangkoreo, 1838. Naging kasapi ng Universal Postal Union, 1877. Itinatag bilang Lingkurang Pangkoreo sa bisa ng Kautusan ng Pangulong Emilio Aguinaldo, 1898. Muling itanatag bilang kawanihan sa ilalim ng Kagawaran ng Pangangalakal sa bisa ng Batas ng Komisyon ng Pilipinas Blg. 426, 15 Setyembre 1902. Itinayo ang kasalukuyang gusali na may arkitekturang neo-klasiko, 1926. Nasira noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig; muling ipinatayo, 1946. Pinangalanang Postal Services Office sa pangangasiwa ng Kagawaran ng Transportasyon at Komunikasyon sa bisa ng Kautusang Pampangasiwaan Blg. 125, 13 Abril 1987; at Philippine Postal Corporation sa bisa ng Batas ng Republika Blg. 7354, 3 Abril 1992. Date Unveiled: June 2, 1994
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Lumang Gusaling Lehislatibo \| Ang Pambansang Museo	National Museum of Fine Arts Building (Old Legislative Building); Old Legislative Building Historical Landmark \| Ang Pambansang Museo Marker	Old Legislative Building; National Assembly Building; Congress Building; Executive House; National Art Gallery	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP	The Old Legislative Building was originally designed by Bureau of Public Works Consultant, Architect Ralph Harrington Doane and Antonio Toledo in 1918, and was planned to be the future home of the National Library of the Philippines, in accordance with Daniel Burnham's 1905 Plan for Manila. The façade of the building had classical features using stylized Corinthian columns, ornamentation and Renaissance inspired sculptural forms. In 1926, the Philippine Legislature was moved into the Library building and modification to the building's layout was done by Architect Juan M. Arellano, eventually the building became known as the Legislative Building. The Second Regular Session of the 7th Philippine Legislature was formally commenced on the inauguration of the building on July 16, 1926. It was also contemporaneously the headquarters of the National Library from 1928 to 1944. In 1935, the Commonwealth of the Philippines was proclaimed, and the inauguration of President Manuel L. Quezon was held outside the building. The building became home of the National Assembly of the Philippines, and it was then known as the National Assembly Building. In 1940, the National Assembly was replaced by a bicameral Congress of the Philippines, comprising of a Senate and House of Representatives. The Senate occupied the upper floors while the House occupied the lower floors. The building served as home of the Commonwealth Congress until 1945. In World War II, Japanese forces in Manila bombed and destroyed the buildin in February 1945. Most of the structures were destroyed, except for the still-standing central part. With the inauguration of the Republci of the Philippines in 1946, the building was reconstructed to be home of the Congress. The building became known as the Congress Building, and continuously served as the home of the Congress of the Philippines until 1972 with the declaration of martial law. The building then became home of the offices of the Prime Minister of the Philippines, a position established under the 1973 Constitution of the Philippines, on the fourth floor, the Ombudsman on the third floor, the National Museum on the second floor, and the Sandiganbayan on the ground floor. The building was called the Executive House for the duration of the that time. The Congress of the Philippines was re-established with the ratification of the 1987 Constitution of the Philippines. While the House of Representatives moved to the Batasang Pambansa Complex in Constitution Hill in Quezon City, the Senate used the original Congress Building for their plenary sessions. The Senate used the Congress Building until May 1997. The former office of the Prime Minister was taken as the Office of the Vice-President. The building was then turned over to the National Museum of the Philippines in 1998 pursuant to Republic Act No, 8492 or the National Museum Act of 1998. Re-named as the National Art Gallery, the building houses one of the country's most well-known paintings, the Spoliarium by Juan Luna Y Novicio. It is displayed across El Asesinato del Gobernador Bustamante (The Assassination of Governor Bustamante), the largest known work by Luna's contemporary and friend, Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo. The National Art Gallery is presently known as the National Museum of Fine Arts forming part of the Museum Complex under the aforementioned Republic Act. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 07-2016 and National Historical Landmark by virtue of National Historical Commission Resolution No. 8, s. 2010. Marker Texts: Old Legislative Building Sinimulang ipatayo ayon sa disenyo nina Ralph Harrington Doane at Antonio Toledo para sa Aklatan ng Pilipinas, 1918. Pinagpasyahang maging gusali ng legislatura ayon sa pagbabago sa plano ni Juan Arellano, 1926. Dito ginanap ang Constitutional Convention na pinamunuan ni Claro M. Recto, 1934. Nanumpa ang mga Pangulo ng Pilipinas: Manuel L. Quezon, 1935; Jose P. Laurel, 1943; at Manuel A. Roxas, 1946. Nasira sa digmaan, 1945. Ipinaayos sa tulong ng U.S. Philippine War Damage Commission; at pinangalanang Congress of the Philippines, 1949. Naging tanggapan ng Punong Ministro matapos idiklara ang Martial Law, 1972; ibinalik sa Kongreso, 1987. Ginamit bilang tanggapan ng Pangalawang Pangulo ng Pilipinas, Senado, Sandiganbayan at Ombudsman. Inilipat sa Pambansang Museo, 12 Pebrero 1998. Ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Pambansang Komisyong Pangkasaysayan ng Pilipinas, 30 Setyembre 2010. Year Unveiled: 2010 --- Ang Pambansang Museo Itinatag sa Maynila noong Oktubre 29, 1901 bilang Insular Museum of Ethnology, Natural History and Commerce sa ilalim ng Kagawaran ng Instruksyong Pambayan at sa bisa ng Batas ng Komisyon ng Pilipinas Blg. 284. Sina Dean C. Worcester, David P. Barrows at Albert E. Jenks ang naging mga unang direktor. Hiwalay sa naunang Museo–Biblioteca na itinatag noong mga huling taon ng pananakop ng mga Kastila, ito ay ilang ulit na nagpalit ng pangalan at kinalalagyan. Isinailalim sa iba’t ibang kagawaran, inilipat, at pinawalang-saysay, nang dakong huli, ito ay muling itinatag bilang Pambansang Museo. Sa pagpapatibay ng Batas ng Republika Bilang 8492, kilala bilang Batas ng Pambansang Museo ng 1998, na nilagdaan ng Pangulong Fidel V. Ramos noong Pebrero 12, 1998, ang Pambansang Museo ay iniayos bilang pangunahing proyekto sa pagdiriwang ng Ikasandaang Taon ng Pagpapahayag ng Kalayaan ng Pilipinas (1898–1998). Pinalawak at isinama ang dating gusali ng Department of Finance, ang “Museum of the Filipino People” ay itinatag sa pamamagitan ng pagsusumikap ng Presidential Committee to Assist the National Museum sa pangangasiwa ni P. Gabriel S. Casal (1987–2001). Ang Concerned Citizens for the National Museum, ngayo’y “Museum Foundation of the Philippines”, ay nagtaguyod at tumangkilik sa pagtatatag ng Pambansang Museo bilang nagsasariling institusyon na may pirmihang tahanan. Date Unveiled: October 21, 2001
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Mausoleo ng mga Beteranos ng Himagsikan	Mausoleo de los Veteranos de la Revolucion Historical Landmark		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	RESOLUTION NO. 1, S. 1993 DECLARING THE MAUSOLEO DE LOS VETERANOS DE LA REVOLUCION AT THE NORTH CEMETERY IN MANILA A NATIONAL HISTORICAL MONUMENT WHEREAS, Article 14, Section 14 of the Constitution of the Philippines states that “The State shall foster the preservation, enrichment, and dynamic evolution of a Filipino national culture…” WHEREAS, Section 4 of Presidential Decree No. 260, dated August 1, 1973, specifically vested the National Historical Commission, now the National Historical Institute, the power to declare historical and cultural sites and edifices as National Shrines, Monuments, and/or Landmarks; WHEREAS, the National Historical Institute is the government agency charged with the maintenance and care of historical shrines, monuments and landmarks, and the development of historical sites and structures that may be declared as National Shrines, Monuments and Landmarks; WHEREAS, It was a tradition among ancient Filipinos to pay homage and honor to their deceased chiefs and other illustrious dead by interring them in a fitting shrine on the village square; WHEREAS, the Mausoleo de los Veteranos was conceived by the Asociacion de los Veteranos de la Revolucion as a final resting place of the veterans of the Philippine Revolution and the Filipino-American War; WHEREAS, in 1915 the government employed the noted architect Arcadio Arellano in the preparation of the plans and specifications for the pantheon for Filipino heroes; WHEREAS, the construction of the Mausoleo de los Veteranos de la Revolucion in the Manila North Cemetery was accomplished through the combined efforts of the Mayor of Manila Ramon J. Fernandez (1920-23), the Municipal Council of Manila, and the veterans of the Asociacion de los Veteranos de la Revolucion; WHEREAS, the Mausoleo de los Veteranos de la Revolucion was inaugurated on May 30, 1920; WHEREAS, revolutionary heroes interred in the mausoleum are, among others, General Pio del Pilar, General Emiliano Riego de Pios, General Mariano Noriel, General Fernando Canon, and General Anastacio F. Francisco; and Marcelo H. del Pilar, the great Propagandist and writer, General Adriano Hernandez, General Licerio Geronimo, and Colonel Quintin Salas, whose remains have been exhumed and interred in their respective hometowns; WHEREAS, the Philippines is concurrently celebrating 1988 to 1996 as the Decade of the Centennial of Filipino Nationalism, Nationhood and the Philippine Revolutionary Movement; WHEREAS, the revitalization of the Mausoleo de los Veteranos de la Revolucion hopes to inculcate the spirit of nationalism and today’s youth and remind all Filipinos of their precious heritage, and of the struggles and ideals of liberty for which our heroes unselfishly dedicated themselves; NOW THEREFORE, the National Historical Institute, by virtue of the powers vested in it by Presidential Decree No. 260, dated August 1, 1973, as amended by Presidential Decree No. 1505, dated June 11, 1978, hereby declares the Mausoleo de los Veteranos de la Revolucion at the North Cemetery in Manila, a National Historical Monument. APPROVED: April 6, 1993 _____ Marker Text: Mausoleo de los Veteranos de la Revolución Ipinagawa para sa mga labi ng mga Beterano ng Himagsikang Pilipino ng 1896 at Digmaang Pilipino-Amerikano ng Asociacion de los Veteranos de la Revolucion at ng Pamahalaang Bayan ng Maynila ayon sa disenyo ni Arkitekto Arcadio Arellano, 1915. Pinasinayaan, Mayo 30, 1920. Sa bisa ng Kautusan ng Pangulo bilang 260, Agosto 1, 1973, na sinusugan ng mga Kautusan bilang 375, Enero 14, 1974 at bilang 1505, Hunyo 11, 1978, ang mausoleo na ito ay ipinahayag na Pambansang Makasaysayang Bantayog, Abril 6, 1993.
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Otel Luneta	Luneta Hotel Historical Landmark		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	BOARD RESOLUTION NO, 1, s. 1998 DECLARING THE LUNETA HOTEL ON T.M. KALAW STREET, ERMITA, MANILA AS A NATIONAL HISTORICAL LANDMARK. WHEREAS, the Constitution of the Philippines provides that "The State shall promote and popularize the nation’s historical and cultural heritage and resources"; WHEREAS, Presidential Decree No. 260, dated August 1, 1973, specifically vested the National Historical Institute, a cultural agency attached to the Department of Education, Culture and Sports, and an institution affiliated to the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, with the authority and duty to conserve and protect the historical and cultural heritage of the country; WHEREAS, the Luneta Hotel started operations as a hotel outside the walls of Intramuros on San Luis Street (now T.M. Kalaw Street) during the early American Period; WHEREAS, the hotel was frequented by merchant marine officers and sailors, due to its proximity to Manila Harbor, and accommodated the participants of the XXXIII International Eucharistic Congress held at the Luneta Park in 1937; WHEREAS, the Luneta Hotel is the only hotel-building in Manila in the charming French Renaissance style, with its distinct Mansard roof, French windows, carved details, attractive balcony grilles, and studied proportions; WHEREAS, the architectural significance of Luneta Hotel makes it an important landmark in the city of Manila. NOW, THEREFORE, the National Historical Institute, by virtue of the powers vested in it by Presidential Decree No. 260, dated August 1, 1973, hereby declares the LUNETA HOTEL on T. M. Kalaw Street, Ermita Manila, as a National Historical Landmark. APPROVED: May 6, 1998 _____ Marker Text: Luneta Hotel Idinisenyo ni Salvador Farre. Binuksan bilang isang otel, 1919. Dito namalagi ang mga kalahok sa XXXIII International Eucharistic Congress, 1937. Ginawang Noncommissioned Officer’s Club ng mga Amerikano, Hulyo 1941. Isa sa mga naunang mataas na kongkretong gusali sa Maynila noong pangalawang dekada ng ika-20 dantaon. Halimbawa ng istilong French Renaissance. Date Unveiled: May 9, 2014
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Otel Manila \| Palatandaan ng Unang Konsulado Heneral ng Australia sa Pilipinas; Palatandaan ng Rotary Club ng Maynila; Pambansang Palatandaan ng Pederasyon ng Samahang Pangkababaihan ng Pilipinas	Manila Hotel Historical Landmark \| Unang Konsulado Heneral ng Australia sa Pilipinas Marker; Rotary Club of Manila Marker; Federation of Women's Clubs of the Philippines Marker	Manila Hotel	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	Landscape by Architect I.P. Santos; renovation of original structure and an addition of a 500-room new building by Architect Locsin _____ Marker Texts: Unang Konsulado Heneral ng Australia sa Pilipinas Sa unang palapag ng Manila Hotel binuksan ang unang Konsulado Heneral ng Australia sa Pilipinas na nagpasimula ng diplomatikong ugnayan sa pagitan ng dalawang bansa, 22 Mayo 1946. Herbert Anton Peterson, unang Konsul-Heneral, 1946-1948. Pinasinayaan bilang paggunita sa ika-70 anibersaryo ng diplomatikong ugnayan sa pagitan ng Pilipinas at Australia alinsunod sa Proklamasyon bilang 1282 na nilagdaan noong 23 Mayo 2016. Date Unveiled: May 22, 2017 _____ Rotary Club of Manila Ang unang club sa Pilipinas at sa Asya. Itinatag ni Leon Lambert at ng apat na iba pang Amerikano, 1919. Mula sa 38 orihinal ng mga kasapi. Ginanap ang unang pagpupulong sa Fiesta Pavilion ng Manila Hotel, Enero 29, 1919. Itinatag ang unang Daughter-Club sa Cebu, 1932; ang unang Daughter-Club sa ibayong dagat, sa Guam, 1939. Naging unang pilipinong Pangulo si Arsenio Luz, 1933. Itinalaga bilang kasaping pandangal si Heneral Douglas MacArthur sa Corregidor, Pebrero 2, 1942. Pansamantalang itinigil ang operasyon noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Muling binuhay, Setyembre 13, 1945. Napanatili ang katangi-tanging rekord ng pangunguna sa paglilingkod sa kapwa at sa pamayanan ayon sa kanilang mga sinumpaang tungkulin simula pa nang ito ay itatag. Date Unveiled: January 28, 1994 _____ National Federation of Women's Clubs of the Philippines Sa pook na ito, 5 Pebrero 1921, mga 300 kapisanan ng mga kababaihan sa bansa ang nagtipun-tipon para sa isang pambansang kapilingan at itinatag ang National Federation of Women's Clubs of the Philippines upang manguna sa mga gawaing sibiko, pangkawanggawa, at panlipunan para sa kapakinabangan ng mga kababaihan at mga bata. Itinala bilang korporasyon noong 21 Setyembre 1921. Date Unveiled: June 19, 2002
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Paaralang Padre Burgos	Padre Burgos Elementary School Historical Landmark \| Unang Paaralang Bayan ng Pasay Marker	P. Burgos Elementary School; Pasay ALS Community Learning Center	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Texts: Unang Paaralang Bayan ng Pasay Unang paaralang itinayo rito noong 1907 na pinagaralan ng maraming litaw na mamamayan ngayon kaya ito ang bantayog ng kabihasnan ng lunsod ng Pasay na noong 1948 ay inihandog sa alaala ng bantog na paham na si Don Epifanio de los Santos. Year Unveiled: 1956 _____ Unang Paaralang Bayan ng Pasay Sa bisa ng Kautusan ng Pangulo bilang 260, 1 Agosto 1973, na sinusugan ng mga Kautusan Bilang 375, 14 Enero 1974 at Bilang 1505, 11 Hunyo 1978, ang Paaralang ito ay ipinahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan, 21 Setyembre 1984. Year Unveiled: 1984
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Palasyo ng Malakanyang	Malacañang Palace Historical Landmark	Malacañan Palace; Malakanyang	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, City of Manila	BOARD RESOLUTION NO. 2, s. 1998 DECLARING MALACAÑANG PALACE IN SAN MIGUEL, MANILA A NATIONAL HISTORICAL LANDMARK. WHEREAS, the Constitution of the Philippines provides that "The State shall promote and popularize the nation's historical and cultural heritage and resources”; WHEREAS, Presidential Decree No. 260, dated August 1, 1973, specifically vested tlie National Historical Institute, a cultural agency attached to the Department of Education, Culture and Sports, and an institution affiliated to the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, with the authority and duty to conserve and protect the historical and cultural heritage of the country; WHEREAS, in 1825 Governor General Mariano Ricafort bought a property in Sitio de Malacañang along the banks of the Pasig River, for the governor's rest house and called it Campo de Malacañang WHEREAS, in 1847 a Royal Decree by the King of Spain designated Malacañang as the official summer residence of the governors general, with Governor General Narciso Claveria as the first to use it as such and referring to it as Posesion de Malacañang, WHEREAS, in 1863 when the governor general's palace in Intramuros was destroyed by earthquake. Governor General Rafael de Echague moved to Malacañang and from then on, the summer residence started to function as the official residence of the highest official of the Philippines; WHEREAS, Malacañang was the official residence of the Spanish governors general from 1863 to 1898, the American governors general from 1898 to 1935, and the Philippine presidents from 1935 until 1986 when it was turned into a museum; NOW THEREFORE, the National Historical Institute, by virtue of the powers vested in it by Presidential Decree No. 260, dated August I, 1973, hereby declares Malacañang Palace in the district of San Miguel in Manila as a National Historical Landmark. APPROVED: May 6, 1998 _____ Marker Text: Malacañang Palace This was the former site of summer residence purchased in 1802 from Luis Rocha by Colonel Miguel Jose Formento, whose testamentary-executors sold it to the Spanish government in 1825. By royal decrees of 1847, this property was set aside as the summer residence of the Governor General. The palace in Intramuros having been destroyed by the earthquake of june 3, 1863, the Governor General moved to this place, then known as the ”Posesion de Malacañan." This building was reconstructed, new lots were purchased, old grounds raised, regraded and parked during American and Filipino administrations. Extensive improvements were made in 1929-1932 under Governor General Dwight F. Davis and in 1935-1940 under President Manuel L. Quezon, the First Filipino Chief Executive to occupy this Palace. The Executive Building adjoining was completed in 1939.
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Pook na Sinilangan ni Felix Manalo	Birthplace of Felix Manalo Historical Landmark		National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Pook na Sinilangan ni Felix Y. Manalo Dito sa Bo. Calsada, Tipas, Rizal isinilang si Felix Y. Manalo, 10 Mayo 1886. Nagtatag ng unang tagapamahalang pangkalahatan ng mga kongregasyon ng Iglesia ni Cristo sa Pilipinas. Unang ipinangaral ang Iglesia ni Cristo sa Punta, Sta. Ana, Maynila, at opisyal na ipinarehistro bilang isang samahang pangrelihiyon. 27 Hulyo 1914. Naglathala ng babasahing pasugo na naglalaman ng mga doktrina ng Iglesia ni Cristo na hango sa Bibliya, 1939. Nagtayo ng mga simbahan ng Iglesia ni Cristo sa iba’t ibang panig ng Pilipinas at buong mundo. Yumao, 12 Abril 1963. Ipinahayag ang pook na kanyang sinilangan bilang Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan, Enero 1986.
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Samahang Pang-hukbong Katihan at Pandagat	Army and Navy Club Historical Landmark	Rizal Park Hotel Manila; Museo ng Maynila	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Texts: Gusaling Army and Navy Club Dinisenyo ni William E. Parsons bilang bahagi ng balangkas ni Daniel Burnham para sa Lungsod ng Maynila. Pinasinayaan, 19 Abril 1911. Nagsilbing clubhouse ng Samahang Pang-Hukbong Katihan at Pandagat ng Maynila (Army and Navy Club of Maynila) mula 1911–1942 at 1946–1980. Matinding napinsala noong labanan sa Maynila, 1945. Muling isinaayos sa pagtutulungan ng U.S. Army Engineering Corps at U.S. Navy Construction Battallion (Seabees), 1945. Ipinahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan, 26 Abril 1991. Muling isinaayos, 2014–2017. Pinasinayaan bilang Rizal Park Hotel ni Pangulong Rodrigo Roa Duterte, 26 Hulyo 2017. Year Unveiled: 2018 _____ Army and Navy Club Building Designed by William E. Parsons as part of Daniel Burnham’s plan for the City of Manila. Inaugurated, 19 April 1911. Served as the clubhouse of the Army and Navy Club of Manila, 1911–1942 and 1946–1980. Sustained heavy damage during the battle for Manila, 1945. Reconstructed through the joint effort of the U.S. Army Engineering Corps and U.S. Navy Construction Battallion (Seabees), 1945. Declared a National Historical Landmark, 26 April 1991. Underwent rehabilitation, 2014–2017. Inaugurated as the Rizal Park Hotel by President Rodrigo Roa Duterte, 26 July 2017. Year Unveiled: 2018
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Sigaw ng Pugadlawin	Cry of Pugadlawin Historical Landmark \| Ang Sigaw sa Pugad Lawin (1896) Marker	Ang Sigaw ng Pugad Lawin	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, Quezon City	Marker Text: Ang Sigaw sa Pugad Lawin (1896) Sa paligid ng pook na ito, si Andres Bonifacio at mga isang libong katipunero ay nagpulong noong umaga ng ika-23 ng Agosto, 1896, at ipinasyang maghimagsik laban sa pamahalaang Kastila sa Pilipinas. Bilang patunay ay pinagpunit-punit ang kanilang mga sedula na naging tanda ng pagkaalipin ng mga Pilipino. Ito ang kauna-unahang sigaw ng bayang api laban sa bansang Espanya na pinatibayan sa pamamagitan ng paggamit ng sandata. Year Unveiled: 1984
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Tanghalang Metropolitan	Metropolitan Theater Historical Landmark	Manila Metropolitan Theater; Dulaang Metropolitan; MET; NCCA Metropolitan Theater	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Texts: Manila Metropolitan Theater Nagsimula bilang isang Pambansang Tanghalan ayon sa disenyo ni Arkitekto Juan Arellano. Pinasinayaan noong 1931. Naging tanghalan ng mga artistang Pilipino at banyaga. Nagpalabas ng mga opera, pageant, at dulang Kastila at Ingles na isinalin sa Tagalog para sa mga Filipino noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Nasira nang bahagya noong 1945. Ang gumuhong gusali ay naging tirahan ng mga squatter at pinangalanang Besa Boxing Arena. Ibinalik sa dating maringal na anyo noong 1978 ng Komisyon ng Kalakhang Maynila. Year Unveiled: 1988 _______ Gusali ng Dulaang Metropolitan Sa bisa ng Resolusyon Bilang 4, Oktubre 21, 1976 ng Pambansang Suriang Pangkasaysayan na binigyan ng karapatan ng Seksiyon 4 ng Kautusan ng Pangulo Bilang 260, Agosto 1, 1973, na sinusugan ng Kautusan ng Pangulo Bilang 375, Enero 14, 1974, ang gusaling ito ay ipinahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan. _____ It was designed by Filipino Architect Juan Arellano and was declared as national theater. It was used for opera and stage play during the World War II.
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Unibersidad ng Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas Historical Landmark	The Pontifical and Royal University of Santo Tomas; Catholic University of the Philippines; UST	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	The University of Santo Tomas (UST), founded in Intramuros in 1611, was granted univeristy status in 1645, named Royal University by King Charles III in 1785 and was conferred by Pope Leo XIII the title Pontificial University in 1902. The University transferred to Sampaloc District in 1927 where the main building was constructed in the same year followed by other structures that include Seminary and Chapel, old Education Building now UST Hospital, UST Press, Gymnasium, old Engineering and Architecture Building, and the Arch of the Centuries (former entrance of the Intramuros building). The entire UST campus and its buildings served from 1942 to 1945 as Japanese Imperial Army's internment camp (named Santo Tomas Internment Camp No. 1) for civilians of the allied powers, becoming one of the symbols of human suffering and heroism during World War II.. Declared as a National Historical Landmark by virtue of National Historical Commission Resolution No. 05 s, 2011. Marker Text: University of Santo Tomas Founded in 1611 by legacy of Archbishop Miguel de Benavides. Authorized to confer degrees in 1624. Granted university privileges in 1645 by Innocent X upon Philip IV’s request. Made a royal university in 1785 by Charles III and a pontifical university in 1902 by Leo XIII. Oldest university under the American flag. This building designed and constructed under the supervision of Rev. Roque Ruaño, O.P., was solemnly inaugurated on July 2, 1927. Year Unveiled: 1935
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Zamora \| Palatandaan ni Pari Jacinto Zamora	Zamora Historical Landmark \| Pari Jacinto Zamora Marker	Site of the Birthplace of Padre Zamora Historical Marker; Plaza Zamora	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Sa pook na ito ng Pandakan, Maynila, isinilang noong ika-14 ng Agosto, 1835 si Pari Jacinto Zamora Magiting na anak nina Venancio Zamora at Hilaria del Rosario. Binitay na kasama ng mga paring sina Jose Burgos at Mariano Gomez noong ika-17 ng Pebrero, 1872, dahilan sa kanilang pagtatanggol sa mga karapatan ng mga paring Pilipino. Year Unveiled: 1954
	Paligid ng Zonta at Sentrong Pampamayanan	Zonta Environs and Community Center		National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Constructed July 2000.
	Paliparang Zablan, P.A.A.C.	Paliparang Zablan, P.A.A.C.		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Paliparang Zablan, P.A.A.C. Sa pook na ito, noong ika-2 ng Mayo, 1936, sinubukan ni Tenyente William A. Lee ang kaunaunahang eroplano ng lakas-panghimpapawid ng hukbong Pilipino, na ang uri ay stearman 731-3. Noong 1935, ang paliparang ito'y ipinangalan sa karangalan ni Komandante Porfirio Zablan ng kapampangan. Ang bahaging ito ng kampo aguinaldo ay punong himpilan noong 1935 ng Tactical Company at ng Service Company ng Lakas ng Panghimpapawid ng Konstabularya ng Pilipinas; mula noong 1936 hanggang 1941 ay punong himpilan ng 1st School Squadron, 2D Service and Depot Squadron, 3D Depot Squadron, 4th air Base Squadron, at ng 5th Photo Squadron ng Lakas-Panghimpapawid ng Hukbo ng Pilipinas. Si Komandante Edwin Andrews ang puno nang sumiklab ang Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig.
	Palladium Summit	Palladium Summit	Summit One Tower	National Capital Region	Mandaluyong city	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Pamanang Bahay ng Lichauco	Lichauco Heritage House	O'Brien - Lichauco (Ancestral House); Marcial Lichauco House; Marcial Primitivo Lichauco House	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Lichauco House Declared a Heritage House by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines 21 July 2010 Year Unveiled: 2010
	Pamanang Bahay ng Mira-Nila	Mira-Nila Heritage House	Mira-Nila	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Quezon City	Marker Text Mira-Nila House Declared a Heritage House by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines 7 April 2011
	Pamanang Bahay ni Quezon	Quezon Heritage House	Manuel L. Quezon House	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage Site, Quezon City (per Ordinance No. SP-2428, s-2015); Registered Property, Quezon City	The house was originally located at Gilmore St., Barangay Mariana, New Manila, Quezon City within a 100-hectare property. This was once the weekend house of Manuel Luis Quezon and his family. More than 60% of materials used in this house came from the original house. The original house was first rented by Quezon in 1927 and was later bought. The property expanded by purchasing adjacent lots. (Source: http://www.qctourism.net/2016/08/relieve-past-at-quezon-heritage-home.html)
	Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila \| Palatandaan ng Inskripsyon para sa Pamantasan ng Maynila	Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila \| Inscription for Pamantasan ng Maynila Marker [University of Saint Ignatius and Cuartel de España site]	PLM	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	College of Manila built by the Jesuits in 1595. _____ Marker Text: Sa pook na ito itinayo ang Kolehiyo ng Maynila ng mga Heswita noong 1595, na nagkaroon ng karapatang magkaloob ng mga titulong pampamantasan noong 1621, at sa ganito’y naging Pamantasan ng San Ignacio noong 1596. Ang simbahan ng kolehiyo ay natapos noong 1596, sinira ng lindol noong 1599, at pinalitan ng lalong malaking gusaling yari sa adobeng Antipolo noong 1626. Sa pook ding ito itinayo ang Kolehiyo ng San Jose, na itinatag noong 1601 at nakaugnay sa pamantasan. Matapos paalisin ang mga Heswita noong 1768 ang mga gusali ng pamantasan ay ginamit na seminaryo diyosesano, at pagkatapos ay himpilang militar, na tinawag na Cuartel de España, at sa bulwagan nito nilitis si Jose Rizal noong ika-26 ng Disyembre, 1896. Sa panahon ng mga Amerikano, ang cuartel ay ginawang himpilang militar ng Ika-31 Dibisyong Impanterya ng Estados Unidos hanggang sa sumiklab ang digmaan noong 1941. _____ It was the first university funded by the city government of Manila.
	Pamantasan ng Maynila	University of Manila	UM	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: University of Manila Established as Instituto de Manila by a group of Filipino educators, 5 October 1913. Converted into a University, 3 November 1921. Apolinario G. De Los Santos, first president. Opened first school of foreign service, 3 May 1946. Building was occupied by the Japanese forces during their occupation of Manila. Used temporarily as City Hall and Senate Session Hall in 1945. Mariano V. De Los Santos, president since 1927.
	Pamantasan ng Silangan - Bagong Awditoryum, Tanggapang Ehekutibo, Paradahan sa Basement, Ikaanim na Palapag	University of the East - New Auditorium, Executive Offices, Basement Parking, Sixth floor - 1,800 square meters	UE	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Antonio is also known as a proﬁcient designer of spaces for public spectatorship and live performance. Within the ﬁve-story FEU Administration Building, completed in 1949, is an auditorium which employed the leading-edge theater technology at that time. Because of its aesthetic appeal and acoustical properties, the FEU Auditorium was the most prestigious and most coveted performance venue for artists and functioned as Manila’s cultural center in the postwar years. Antonio designed several theaters and auditoria for various institutions such Assumption Convent (1965), University of the East (1968), Muller & Phipps Ltd., Manila (1969) among others. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Pamantasang Adamson	Adamson University	Adamson; AdU	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	The Adamson University Building is a tall concrete edifice set at a considerable distance from the stream of traffic along San Marcelino Street. Situated to its right is the Adamson University Chapel, the Church of San Vicente de Paul, to its left is a long low canteen bounded by the Estero de Balete of the Pasig River. This estero separates the University building from another educational establishment, the Technological University of the Philippines. The building is approached through its spacious grounds, dotted here with greens, where students are either idly passing the time away or busy studying under some shady tree. The building itself is a three-storeyed affair of Neo-Renaissance character. Its impressive façade has a central marquee supporting a large balustered balcony. On this balcony, four Doric columns carry a central arch with a console decoratively used as a keystone. Flanking the marquee, tall Corinthian-inspired pilasters rise up high from the ground these pilasters, below which the name of the university is boldly inscribed. Pilasters, regularly spaced at the façade, break the horizontal movement of its left and right wings. Through the years, the University has grown into a university complex with additional buildings constructed also in the San Marcelino area, for the needs of its growing population. Source: NHCP _______ Marker Text: Adamson University Itinatag ni George Lucas Adamson bilang Adamson School of Industrial Chemistry sa Santa Cruz, Maynila, 1932. Inilipat sa San Miguel, Maynila, 1933. Naging Adamson School of Industrial Chemistry and Engineering, 1936. Tanging bumuo ng ROTC Chemical Warfare Service Unit sa bansa, 1936. Inilipat sa Intramuros, 1939. Naging Adamson University, 1941. Ginamit ng puwersang Hapon, 1942. Sinunog noong Labanan sa Maynila, 1945. Muling binuksan sa dating Congregation of the Mission Central House sa Daang San Marcelino, Ermita, Maynila, 1946. Naging pag-aari ng Congregation of the Mission, 1964. Pinalawak ang kampus nang mabili ang Gusaling Meralco, 1968, ang lupa ng Tabacalera, 1974, at ang St. Theresa’s College, 1977. Date Unveiled: February 8, 2007
	Pamantasang Centro Escolar	Centro Escolar University \| Librada Avelino Marker; Generosa de Leon (1892–1962) Marker; Carmen de Luna (1873–1962) Marker; Concepcion A. Aguila (1894–1959) Marker; Sofia Reyes de Veyra (1876–1953) Marker	CEU	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa (Master Plan)	Marker Texts: Centro Escolar University Founded as Centro Escolar de Señoritas in 1907 by Librada Avelino and Carmen de Luna, graduates of the Escuela Normal Superior de Maestras. Pioneer Filipino college for girls to become a university in 1932. First non-sectarian university giving graduate studies leading to the degrees of Doctor of Philosophy and of Doctor of Education. Year Unveiled: 1952 _____ Librada Avelino (1873–1934) Ipinanganak sa Quiapo, Maynila, noong Enero 17, 1873. Makabayan, mahusay na guro, tagapagbunsod at tagatangkilik ng mga babaing Pilipino sa larangan ng edukasyon. Nagtatag at naging unang Pangulo ng Centro Escolar De Señoritas, ngayo’y Pamantasang Centro Escolar, noong 1907. Namatay noong Nobyembre 9, 1934. Date Unveiled: March 14, 1975 _____ Generosa de Leon (1892–1962) Isa sa mga dakilang edukador ng kanyang panahon. Ipinanganak sa Pandakan, Maynila, Hulyo 17, 1892. Magkasabay na tinapos ang Edukasyong Sekundarya at Batsilyer sa mga Sining nang may markang sobresaliente, Centro Escolar de Senoritas, 1910. Pinagkalooban ng titulong Dalubhasa sa Sining ng Pagtuturo. honoris causa, 1949. Itinatag ang College of Pharmacy, CEU, 1921 at Sangay sa Parañaque ng CEU, 1954. Bantog sa kanyang kakayahan bilang registrar, ingat-yaman at tagapamahala ng CEU at sa kanyang mga paglilingkod sa mga samahang mapagkawanggawa at sa edukasyon ng mga kabataan. May-akda ng kilalang Your Cookery Guide. Si Maestra Osang ay namatay noong Oktubre 11, 1962. Date Unveiled: December 6, 1992 _____ Carmen de Luna (1873–1962) Ipinanganak sa Maynila noong Hulyo 18, 1873, ulirang guro, tagapagtaguyod ng pagtuturo ng disiplina sa mga kababaihan, pilantropo at isa sa mga nagtatag ng Centro Escolar University. Naging Pangalawang Patnugot nang ang kolehiyo ay itatag noong 1907. Pangalawang Pangulo, 1932–1934, at Pangulo, 1934–1962. Namatay noong Nobyembre 4, 1962. Date Unveiled: July 16, 1973 _____ Sofia Reyes de Veyra (1876–1953) Ipinanganak sa Arevalo, Iloilo ika-30 ng Setyembre ng taong 1876. Namuno sa mahahalagang kilusang sibiko at sa mga adhikaing pangkababaihan ng bansa. Tampok sa larangan ng paghubog sa puso at isipan ng mga mag-aaral. Naging Pangalawang Pangulo ng Pamantasang Centro Escolar mula noong 1934 hanggang 1953, taon ng kanyang kamatayan. Year Unveiled: 1976 _____ Master Plan by Ar. Mañosa in 1995.
	Pamantasang De La Salle	De La Salle University-Manila	DLSU; La Salle; De La Salle College	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: De La Salle University-Manila Itinatag sa Daang Nozaleda, Paco, Maynila ng De La Salle Brothers kaalinsunod sa adhikain ni St. John Baptist de la Salle upang makatulong sa edukasyon ng mga kabataan, 1911. Br. Blimond Pierre, FSC, unang direktor. Naggawad ng unang komersyal na diploma sa hayskul, 1915 at binigyang karapatang magkaloob ng antas na Associate in Arts, 1917. Lumipat sa Taft Avenue, Maynila, 1921. Ginamit na himpilan ng mga Hapones, (1942-1945); at dito marahas na pinaslang ang may ilang brothers at sibilyan. Naging unibersidad, 1975. Inilagay ang panandang pangkasaysayang ito sa pagdiriwang ng ika-100 taong anibersaryo ng pagkakatatag ng De La Salle University. Date Unveiled: June 13, 2012
	Pamantasang Normal ng Pilipinas \| Palatandaan ng Kolehiyong Normal ng Pilipinas; Palatandaan ng Pamantasang Normal ng Pilipinas (1901-2001)	Philippine Normal University \| Philippine Normal College Marker; Philippine Normal University (1901-2001) Marker	PNU	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Philippine Normal College Established as a normal school by Act No. 74 of the Philippine Commission. Opened, 1 September 1901, in the Escuela Municipal, Intramuros. Moved, 1902, to the Administration Building, Exposicion Regional de Filipinas, (1895) Padre Faura St., Ermita. First graduates, 1903. Transferred to this building 1912. Converted into a college by Republic Act No. 416, 1949. Macario Naval, first president. Year Unveiled: 1952 _______ Philippine Normal University (1901-2001) Itinatag bilang Philippine Normal School sa ilalim ng Department of Instruction sa bisa ng Batas Blg. 74 ng Philippine Commission, Enero 21, 1901. Nagbukas ng mga klase sa Escuela Municipal sa Intramuros, Maynila, Setyembre 1, 1901. Naging unang superintendente si G. Elmer B. Bryan. Inilipat sa Gusaling Pampangasiwaan, Exposicion Regional de Filipinas sa Padre Faura, Maynila, 1902. Inilipat sa kasalukuyang kinatatayuan nito, 1912. Pansamantalang ipinasara noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig at muling binuksan noong 1946. Naging kolehiyo sa bisa ng Batas Blg. 416, Oktubre 27, 1950. Naging unang pangulo nito si Dr. Macario Naval. Nagbukas ng mga sangay sa labas ng Maynila ayon sa Batas ng Republika Blg. 4242, Hulyo 15, 1965. Itinaas bilang pamantasan sa pamamagitan ng Batas ng Republika Blg. 7168, Disyembre 26, 1991. Date Unveiled: September 1, 2001
	Pamantasang Pambansa	National University	NU	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: National University The first private non-sectarian university in the Philippines. Founded, August 1, 1900, as Colegio Filipino by Mariano F. Jhocson. Renamed Colegio Mercantil, 1905; National Academy, 1916. Converted into a university, 1921. Camilo Osias, first president. Year Unveiled: 1952
	Pamantasang Pangkababaihan ng Pilipinas \| Palatandaan ni Josefa Jara Martinez; Palatandaan ni Francisca Benitez	Philippine Women's University \| Josefa Jara Martinez Marker; Francisca Benitez Marker	PWU	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Philippine Women's University Founded as the Philippine Women's College, 1919 by a group of Filipino women. Incorporated as University, 1928, By Jose Abad Santos, Francisca T. De Benitez, Ramona S. Tirona, Felicing Tirona, Clara Aragon, Conrado Benitez, and Joaquina Tirona. Officially recocnized, 1932, becoming the first university exclusively for women in the Philippines. Building used as USAFFE hospital, 1941; destroyed, 1945; reconstructed, 1946; first university to establish College of Home Economics, 1928; Institute of Human Adjustment, 1948; Seminar in Volunteer Community Leadership, 1950. Francisca T. De Benitez, first president. Year Unveiled: 1952 _____ Francisca Tirona Benitez Ipinanganak sa Imus, Kabite, 4 Hunyo 1886. Unang Pilipinang guro sa araling pantahanan, Philippine Normal School. Unang pangulo ng Philippine Women's University. Isa sa mga tagapagtatag ng Asociacion de Damas Filipinas, 1913; Philippine Women's College, 1919 (PWU); PACU, 1932; at CAWP, 1946. Tumanggap ng mga titulong pandangal na Dalubhasa sa mga Sining, NTC; Doktor sa Pilosopiya sa Letras, Centre College of Kentucky; at Doktor sa Pagtuturo, Lyceum. Tumanggap siya ng maraming parangal dahil sa kanyang paglilingkod sa bayan at sa pagtuturo para sa mga Pilipina kagaya ng Special Award of Merit, 1961; Rizal Pro Patria award, 1965; Presidential Merit Award, 1966. Namatay, 17 Nobyembre 1974.
	Pamantasang San Beda \| Palatandaan ng Kolehiyo San Beda; Palatandaan ni Ildefonso G. Tronqued, Sr.	San Beda University \| San Beda College Marker; Ildefonso G. Tronqued, Sr. Marker	San Beda College; San Beda; Beda	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Kolehiyo ng San Beda Itinatag ng mga Kastilang paring Benediktino sa Kalye Arlegui noong 1901 bilang El Colegio de San Beda. Opisyal na binuksan para sa mga mag-aaral sa mababa at mataas na paaralan at sa komersyo noong Hunyo 17, 1901. Kinilala ng Pontipikal na Unibersidad ng Santo Tomas, Enero 24, 1906. Kinilala ng pamahalaan at binigyan ng karapatang magkaloob ng diploma para sa mababa at mataas na paaralan at ng titulong batsilyer, Mayo 12, 1910. Nakilala bilang Kolehiyo ng San Beda, 1918. Inilipat sa kasalukuyang kinatatayuan noong 1926. Naging tirahan ng kor ng komisaryo ng Hukbo ng Estados Unidos, 1941 at ng Hukbong Imperyal ng Hapon sa buong panahon ng pananankop nito. Nagsilbing pagamutan ng Hukbo ng Estados Unidos, 1945. Binuksan ang kurso para sa batas, 1948, at pag-aaral na gradwado, 1988. Inilagay ang panandang pangkasaysayan noong ipagdiwang ang ika-100 taon ng pagkatatatag ng Kolehiyo. Date Unveiled: July 22, 2001 _____ San Beda College Opened by the Benedictine Fathers on Arlegui Street in 1901. This College became affiliated with the Real y Pontifica Universidad de Santo Tomas on 27 January 1906. This building was inaugurated on 13 June 1926. This Confraternity of the Santo Niño de Praga was established in this College on 24 December 1904. _____ Ildefonso G. Tronqued Sr. Renowned Athlete. Born in Cebu, 12 January. 1903. Started as a player in different sports at San Beda College and became prominent in football. A member of the Philippine team that competed in the Far Eastern Games (now Asian Games), Shanghai, 1921 and 1927; Osaka, 1923; and Manila, 1925. Became athletic trainer, U.P. Football Team, 1956-1971. Recognized as one of the best football referees and a member of the Federation Internationale de Football Association. Received the Benedictine Centennial Alumni Award for his contributions to Philippine Sports, 1995. Died, 6 April 1996. Date Unveiled: January 11, 2019
	Pamantasang Teknolohikal ng Pilipinas (1901-2001)	Pamantasang Teknolohikal ng Pilipinas (1901-2001)	Technological University of the Philippines; TUP	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pamantasang Teknolohikal ng Pilipinas Itinatag bilang Manila Trade School sa bisa ng Batas blg. 74 ng Philippine Commission, Enero 21, 1901. Pormal na nagbukas ng mga klase sa Intramuros, Maynila noong Setyembre 1901. Unang punong guro si Ronald P. Gleason. Inilipat sa karpinterya sa Daang Arroceros, 1907. Binigyan ng bagong pangalang School of Arts and Trades, 1910. Inilipat sa kasalukuyang kinatatayuan nito, 1915. Pansamantalang isinara noong panahon ng pananakop ng mga Hapon. Muling nagbukas ng klase noong Liberasyon, 1945. Ipinaayos sa pamamagitan ng Philippine War Damage Commission, 1950. Ginawang Philippine College of Arts and Trades noong 1959 sa bisa ng Batas ng Republika Blg. 227. Itinaas bilang pamantasan sa bisa ng Dekreto ng Pangulo Bilang 1518, Hunyo 15, 1978.
	Pambansang Bantayog ni Andres Bonifacio	Andres Bonifacio National Shrine \| Memorare (Centennial Marker) \| Kartilya	Bonifacio Shrine; The Bonifacio and the Katipunan Revolution Monument; Bonifacio Shrine at Kartilya ng Katipunan; Bonifacio Monument	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Shrine, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Isinilang sa Tundo, Maynila, noong 30 Nobyembre 1863. Sa kabila ng kanyang karalitaan ay itinatag ang katipunan, ang sa mahang nagsimula ng paghihimagsik laban sa pamahalaang kastila noong 1986. Sumulat ng "Ang Sampung Aral ng K.K.K.,' ng ilang makabayang tula at sanaysay. Kauna-unahang nagsalin sa tagalog ng "Ultimo Adios" ni Dr. Jose Rizal. Tinaguriang "Ama ng Katipunan," "Dakilang Karaniwang Mamamayan," at "Ama ng Demokrasiya sa Pilipinas." Namatay sa Maragondon, Kabite noong 10 Mayo 1897. Ang bantayog na ito ay inialay ng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Maynila noong 1963, nang ikasandaang taong kapanganakan ni Bonifacio. Ang pook na ito ay tinawag na "Liwasang Bonifacio".
	Pambansang Bantayog ni Apolinario Mabini	Apolinario Mabini National Monument		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Monument, NHCP	Marker Text: Apolinario Mabini 1864–1903 Bayani, rebolusyonaryo, manunulat at pilosopong pulitikal. Isinilang sa Tanauan, Batangas, 23 Hulyo 1864. Nag-aral ng abogasya sa Unibersidad ng Santo Tomas, 1888–1894. Tinaguriang “Dakilang Lumpo” sa paglahok niya sa pakikibaka sa kolonyalismo sa kabila ng polio, na dumapo sa kanya noong 1896. Dinakip at ipiniit sa Ospital ng San Juan de Dios kaugnay sa pagkilos niya para sa reporma, 10 Oktubre 1896–16 Mayo 1897. Sumanib sa Himagsikan laban sa Espanya. Mga pangunahing akda: ang “El Verdadero Decalogo,” “Programa Constitucional de la Republica Filipina,” at “Ordenanzas de la Revoluccion.” Naging punong tagapayo ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo, 1898. Nanungkulang punong ministro at kalihim ng Ugnayang Panlabas ng Republika ng Pilipinas, 1899. Dinakip ng mga Amerikano sa Kuyapo, Nueva Ecija, 11 Disyembre 1899. Ipinatapon sa Guam, 15 Enero 1901. Nagbalik sa Pilipinas, 26 Pebrero 1903, at tumangging manungkulan sa kolonyal na gobyerno. Yumao sa Nagtahan, Maynila, 13 Mayo 1903. Ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Bantayog, 30 Marso 2015, alinsunod sa Resolusyon Bilang 2, s. 2015 ng Pambansang Komisyong Pangkasaysayan ng Pilipinas. Year Unveiled: 2015
	Pambansang Bantayog ni Bonifacio	Bonifacio National Monument	Monumento; Bantayog ni Andres Bonifacio	National Capital Region	Caloocan City	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Monument, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Sculpture Guillermo E. Tolentino	Bonifacio Monument – The Bonifacio Monument is highly artistic as it is symbolic, a monument to the Filipino spirit of patriotism which depicts the raw seeds and mature grains of Philippine nationalism. _____ Marker Text: Bantayog ni Andres Bonifacio Ipinatayo sa bisa ng Act No. 2760, 23 Pebrero 1918 bilang alaala kay Andres Bonifacio, nagtatag ng Katipunan (7 Hulyo 1892) at pinuno ng Himgsikang Filipino ng 1896. Inilapat ang cornerstone sa pangunguna ni Aurora A. Quezon, 30 Nobyembre 1929. Dinisenyo ng Pambansang Alagad ng Sining, Guillermo E. Tolentino, 1930. Pinasinayaan, 30 Nobyembre 1933. Ipinahayag na Pambansang Bantayog ng Pambansang Suriang Pangkasaysayan, 14 Agosto 2002, at Pambansang Yamang Pangkalinangan ng Pambansang Museo, 30 Nobyembre 2009. Sumasagisag sa diwang makabayan ng mga Filipino. Year Unveiled: 2009
	Pambansang Bantayog ni Jose Rizal	Jose Rizal National Monument	Rizal Monument; Dr. Jose P. RIzal Monument	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Monument, NHCP; National Historical Landmark, NHCP; National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Registered Property, City of Manila	It is the original site where national hero Dr. Jose P. Rizal was executed on December 30, 1896. _____ Marker Texts: Jose Rizal National Monument (1913) Act No. 243 granted the use of public land in Luneta as a site for the Jose Rizal Monument, 28 September 1901. The monument entitled “Motto Stella,” was the entry of Swiss sculptor Richard Kissling to the international design contest for the Rizal Monument, 1905–1907. The monument was constructed of bronze and granite, 1912. The remains of Rizal were transferred from Binondo to the base of the monument, 30 December 1912, unveiled, 30 December 1913. Declared a National Monument, 15 April 2013 and National Cultural Treasure, 14 November 2013. Date Unveiled: December 30, 2013 _____ Ang Pambansang Bantayog ni Jose Rizal 1913 Inilaan ang isang pampublikong lupa para sa pagpapatayo ng Bantayog ni Jose Rizal sa Luneta sa bisa ng Batas Blg. 243, 28 Setyembre 1901. Dinisenyo ang bantayog na may titulong “Motto Stella” ni Richard Kissling, isang Suwiso, bunga ng pandaigdigang patimpalak para sa disenyo ng bantayog, 1905–1907. Itinayo yari sa tanso at granite, 1912. Inilipat sa tuntungan nito ang mga labi ni Rizal mula Binondo, 30 Disyembre 1912. Pinasinayaan, 30 Disyembre 1913. Ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Bantayog, 15 Abril 2013 at Pambansang Yamang Pangkalinangan, 14 Nobyembre 2013. Date Unveiled: December 30, 2013
	Pambansang Dambana ng Birhen ng Banal na Rosaryo ng La Naval ng Maynila \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Santo Domingo	National Shrine of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary of La Naval de Manila \| Simbahan ng Santo Domingo Marker	Sto. Domingo Church	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza; Registered Property, Quezon City	Zaragoza's Santo Domingo Church fused Romanesque (with the arched cloister on the left) and Gothic traditions on the right). Although built along the Latin-cross plan and capped by a semicircular apse, the Santo Domingo manifested Zaragoza's remarkable way to re-interpret traditions in tailoring to the tenor of the times. _____ Marker Text: Simbahan ng Santo Domingo Dating kapilyang yari sa kahoy na ipinatayo ng mga unang misyonaryong Dominiko sa tulong ni Obispo Domingo de Salazar, O.P. sa Intramuros, Maynila, at pinasinayaan noong Enero 1, 1588; gumuho noong 1589. Ipinatayong yari sa bato, kasama ang kumbento ni Padre Alonso Jimenez, O.P., 1592, at idinambana ang milagrosong “Our Lady of the Rosary “ o “La Naval,” 1593. Nasunog, 1603, at muling ipinatayo, 1613; nasirang bahagya ng lindol, 1645, at pinaayos nang taon din iyon; muling nasira ng lindol, 1863, at ipinagawang may kamanga-manghang Neo-Gothic ni Arkitekto Felix Roxas, 1867; at huling nasira ng bombahin ng mga sundalong Hapones, 1941. Inilipat at ipinagawa sa pook na ito, inilagay ang unang bato, 1952; pinasinayaan ni Rufino J. Cardinal Santos, 1954; at ipinahayag na National Shrine of Our Lady of the Rosary ng Philippine Hierarchy, 1954. Year Unveiled: 1988
	Pambansang Dambana ng Birhen ng Lourdes ng Lungsod Quezon	National Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes of Quezon City	Lourdes Church	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Pambansang Dambana ng Libingan ng mga Bayani	Libingan ng mga Bayani National Shrine		National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	National Shrine, NHCP
	Pambansang Dambana ng Parokya ng Birhen ng Medalyang Milagrosa	National Shrine of Parish of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal	Miraculous Medal Church	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	Cornerstone laying on July 19, 1979. Inaugurated on September 7, 1980. Became Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Parish on February 12, 1981. The chief material of the building is concrete because of the full harness of the sculptural capability of the material. The church has its uniqueness for looking more sculptural than architectural because of the concrete. The interior features a highly symmetric floor plan, defining Zaragosa’s remarkable gift to unite architectural formalism with theology. The most distinct element is the roof, which can be compared to a dome, featuring spirals that gather in a vortex similar to what nature has equipped the nautilus. From this convergence rises the pylon, some 100 feet high, all in concrete and capped by a steel cross in the exterior. In 1994, a strong typhoon occurred in Muntinlupa City and has affected the church. The glass panels and doors were broken and had to be replaced.
	Pambansang Korporasyon para sa Kuryente	National Power Corporation		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Pambansang Krus na Pula ng Pilipinas	Philippine National Red Cross	Philippine Red Cross	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Philippine National Red Cross Organized as a branch of the American Red Cross 30 August 1905, at the initiative of Mabel T. Boardman. Made into a full-fledged chapter of the American Red Cross, 1917; integrated as a unit of the Civilian Emergency Administration in 1941 and operated as a society separate from the American Red Cross during World War II. On 14 February 1947, the Republic of the Philippines acceded to the Geneva convention. On 22 March 1947, the Congress of the Philippines approved Republic Act No. 95 which granted a charter to an independent Philippine National Red Cross, which was formally established at ceremonies held at Malacañang, 15 april 1947, with Mrs. Aurora Aragon-Quezon as first chairman. This building was erected 1932. Burned during the last war, and reconstructed in 1948.
	Pambansang Krus na Pula ng Pilipinas	Philippine National Red Cross	Philippine Red Cross	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Organized as a branch of American Red Cross in August 30, 1905.
	Pambansang Pang-alaalang Dambana ni Quezon	Quezon Memorial Shrine	Quezon National Memorial Shrine; Museo ni Quezon; Manuel L. Quezon Shrine	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	National Shrine, NHCP; National Monument, NHCP; National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Registered Property, Quezon City	On 17 December 1945, President Sergio Osmeña issued Executive Order No. 79 to create the Quezon Memorial Committee tasked to take charge of a nation-wide campaign to raise funds for the erection of a national monument to honor of the late President Manuel L. Quezon. The monument was then designed by Architect Federic Ilustre and was completed in 1978. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 29-2020 and a National Monument by virtue of National Historical Commission Resolution No. 4, s. 2015 --- Marker Text: Pambansang Pang-alaalang Dambana ni Quezon Dating nasa ilalim ng pamamahala ng Quezon Memorial Committee na itinatag sa bisa ng Kautusang Tagapagpaganap Blg. 79 ni Pangulong Sergio Osmeña, upang mangalap ng salapi sa pagpapagawa ng bantayog ni Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon, 17 Disyembre 1945. Sinimulan ng Bureau of Public Works ang pagpapagawa ng dambanang dinisenyo ni Federico Ilustre, 1952. Isinailalim sa pamamahala ng Pambansang Suriang Pangkasaysayan sa bisa ng Atas Pampangulo Blg. 1, 24 Setyembre 1972. Ipinahayag na Pambansang Dambana, 14 Enero 1974. Pormal na pinasinayaan, 19 Agosto 1978. Inilipat mula sa Cementerio del Norte ang mga labi ni Pangulong Quezon, 1 Agosto 1979, at ng kaniyang kabiyak na si Aurora Aragon Quezon, 28 Abril 2005. Date Unveiled: August 19, 2015 Pambansang Pang-alaalang Dambana ni Quezon Dating nasa ilalim ng pamamahala ng Quezon Memorial Commitee na itinatag sa bisa ng Kautusang Tagapagpaganap Blg. 79 ni Pangulong Sergio Osmeña, upang mangalap ng salapi sa pagpapagawa ng bantayog ni Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon, 17 Disyembre 1945. Sinimulan ng Bureua of Public Works ang pagpapagawa ng dambanang dinisenyo ni Federico Ilustre, 1952. Isinailalim sa pamamahala ng Pambansang Suriang Pangkasaysayan sa bisa ng Atas Pampangulo Blg. 1, 24 Setyembre 1972. Ipinahayag na Pambansang Dambana, 14 Enero 1974. Pormal na pinasinayaan, 19 Agosto 1978. Inilipat mula sa Cementerio del Norte ang mga labi ni Pangulong Queozn, 1 Agosto 1979, at ng kaniyang kabiyak na si Aurora Aragon Quezon, 28 Abril 2005. Date Unveiled: August 19, 2015
	Pambansang Pederasyon ng Samahang Pangkababaihan ng Pilipinas \| Palatandaan ni Trinidad F. Legarda; Palatandaan ni Angela Valdez Ramos; Palatandaan ng Asociacion Feminista Filipina (Samahang Feminista ng Pilipinas)	National Federation of Women's Club of the Philippines \| Trinidad F. Legarda Marker; Angela Valdez Ramos Marker; Asociacion Feminista Filipina (Samahang Feminista ng Pilipinas) Marker	NFWC	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Asociacion Feminista Filipina (Philippine Feminist Association) Founded on 30 June 1905 in Manila at the initiative of Concepcion Felix and with the collaboration of Trinidad Rizal, Clemencia Lopez, Bonifacia Delgado de Barretto, Maria Arevalo, Sofia Reyes, Helen C. Wilson, Paz Natividad Vda. de Zulueta, Maria F. de Villamor, Teresa Solis and Agueda and Jacoba Paterno. It was the first woman's club in the Philippines dedicated to the promotion of social welfare and the encouragement of the participation of women in public affairs. The first president was Concepcion Felix; secretary, Trinidad Rizal; treasurer, Bonifacia Delgado de Barretto; and the members of the board of directors were Clemencia Lopez, Maria F. de Villamor, Maria Arevalo and Helen C. Wilson. The first meeting was held at the home of Paz Natividad Vda. de Zulueta on Salcedo Street (now part of Rizal Avenue). Year Unveiled: 1955 ______ Asociacion Feminista Filipina (Samahang Feminista ng Pilipinas) Kauna-unahang samahang pangkababaihan sa Pilipinas na nagtaguyod sa pagpapalaganap ng kagalingang panlipunan at masugid na paglahok ng mga kababaihan sa kapakanang pambayan. Itinatag sa Maynila, 30 Hunyo 1905. Unang pangulo ng samahan si Concepcion Felix. Year Unveiled: 2005 _____ Trinidad Legarda (1899-1998) Unang embahadora ng Pilipinas, lider sibiko. Masugid na tagapagtaguyod ng kilusan sa simponiya sa Pilipinas. Ipinanganak sa Cuo, Palawan, Marso 28, 1899. Isa sa mga nagtaguyod sa pagtatatag ng mga sentro sa pagbasa, walang bayad na pag-aaral sa kindergarten at mga palaruang pambayan at ang pagpapatanyag sa simponiya. Masigasig na nangampanya para sa karapatang bumoto ang mga kababaihan noong 1937. Naging lider ng ibat-ibang samahang sibiko kabilang na ang kanyang panunungkulan bilang pangulo ng National Federation of Women’s Clubs of the Philippines, 1946-1952. Hinirang na embahador sa Republika ng Vietnam at kasabay nito, sugong plenipotensyaryo sa mga kaharian ng Cambodia at Laos, 1958-1962. Tumanggap ng maraming gawad medalya tulad ng gawad na ipinagkaloob ng Papa John Paul, 1980. Yumao, Pebrero 2, 1998. Year Unveiled: 2003 _____ Angela Valdez Ramos (1905–1977) Edukador, lider sibiko. Ipinanganak sa Batac, Ilocos Norte, 6 Enero 1905 kina Hilario Valdez at Crispina Marcos. Natamo buhat sa Universidad ng Pilipinas ang mga titulong Associate in Arts, 1924 at Bachelor of Science in Education, 1926. Ikinasal kay Narciso Ramos, estadista at diplomatiko, 14 Mayo 1927. Ina nina Fidel Ramos y Valdez, (Pangulo ng Republika ng Pilipinas (1992–1998), Leticia Ramos Shahani, diplomatiko at mambabatas, at Gloria Ramos–da Rodda, diplomatiko. Nagturo sa Ilocos Normal School, 1926–1927; Pangasinan Vocation School sa Lingayen, 1927–1939, at Far Eastern University, 1939 hanggang sa pagsiklab ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, namuno sa kilusan ng mga kababaihan sa bansa upang makaboto, 1936–1937. Nagtatag ng unang sentro ng lingkurang panlipunan sa Capas, Tarlac noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Kagawad, lupong patnugutan, at pangulo ng Taipei International Women’s Club, 1955–1965. Katulong sa pagtatatag ng Federation of Asian Women’s Association, 1961. Nag-ayos at nagpaganda sa study at recreation center ng Lungsod ng Quezon. Yumao, 19 Pebrero 1977. Date Unveiled: January 4, 2005
	Pambansang Samahang Pang-press	National Press Club	NPC	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: National Press Club Itinatag bilang samahan ng mga peryodista, 1952. Ipinatayo ang gusaling idinisenyo ni Angel Nakpil, 1955. Sa ikatlong palapag ipininta ni Vicente Manansala, Pambansang Alagad ng Sining, ang “Freedom of the Press” mural, Oktubre 1955. Kinilala sa pagpapalaganap ng pagkakaisa at pagkakaunawaan ng peryodista, pagtatanggol sa kalayaan sa pamamamhayag at pagtataguyod ng mga tuntunin at etika tungo sa pagsulong ng propesyon gayundin sa pakikipag-ugnayan sa iba’t ibang samahang lokal at internasyonal sa pagpapabuti ng kasanayan at kakayahan ng mga nasa propesyon. Year Unveiled: 2006
	Pambansang Sentro para sa Kalusugang Pangkaisipan	National Center for Mental Health	Insular Psychopathic Hospital; Mandaluyong Mental Hospital; National Mental Hospital	National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Formerly known as the Insular Psychopathic Hospital, the Mandaluyong Mental Hospital, and the National Mental Hospital, was established on 17 December 1928. It was founded in order to accommodate the increasing number of mental patients and other patients with related nervous system conditions who, in 1925, were being taken care of by two hospitals, namely the San Lazaro Hospital (in its "Insane Department") and the City Sanitarium in the Philippines. The insane asylum hospital was built under Philippine Public Works Act No. 3258 at a 64 hectare location in Barrio Mauway, Mandaluyong, Rizal near the City of Manila. Patients from the San Lazaro Hospital were transferred to the National Center for Mental Health in 1928. Patients from the City Sanitarium were transferred in 1935. The National Center for Mental Health is currently under the Department of Health of the Philippines. ______ Marker Text: National Center for Mental Health Itinatag ang Insular Psychophatic Hospital na kinalaunan ay naging National Psychophatic Hospital sa bisa ng Public Works Act 3258 sa Barrio Mauway, San Felipe Neri (ngayo’y Lungsod ng Mandaluyong), Rizal, Disyembre 1925. Pinasinayaan, 17 Disyembre 1928. Itinayo ang Malaria Hospital sa loob nito bilang pagamutan ng mga sundalong Pilipino at Amerikano na ibinilanggo sa Capas, Tarlac, 1942. Lihim na tumanggap ng mga pasyenteng sibilyan at kasapi ng gerilya noong panahon ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Pinangalanang National Mental Hospital, 1953-1954. Naging National Center for Mental Health, 12 Nobyembre 1986. Year Unveiled: 2015
	Pambansang Suriang Pangkasaysayan	National Historical Institute	National Historical Commission of the Philippines; NHI; NHCP	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: National Historical Institute Itinatag bilang Historical Research and Markers Committee (Kautusang Tagapagpaganap Blg. 451, Oktubre 23, 1933) ng Gobernador Heneral Frank Murphy upang lagyan ng pirmihang pananda ang ating mga makasaysayang pook, pangyayari, at mga dakilang tao ng nagdaang panahon. Naging Philippines Historical Committee sa bisa ng Kautusang Tagapagpaganap Blg. 91, Enero 23, 1937. Samantala, kaugnay ng pagdiriwang ng ika-100 taong kapanganakan ng ating pambansang bayani, itinatag ang Jose Rizal National Centennial Commission (Kautusang Tagapagpaganap Blg. 52, Agosto 10, 1954) na naging Rizal Presidential Committee pagkaraan naging National Heroes Commission (Kautusang Tagapagpaganap Blg. 28, Disyembre 27, 1962). Binuwag kasama ang Philippines Historical Committee at nagpanibagong-tatag sa pangalang National Historical Commission (Batas Republika Blg. 4368, Hunyo 19, 1965). Naging National Historical Institute alinsunod sa integrated reorganization plan ng Sangay Tagapagpaganapang Pamahalaan ayon na rin sa itinadhana ng Kautusan ng Pangulo Blg. 1, Setyembre 24, 1972. Ang pagtatayo ng kasalukuyang gusali ay sinimulan noong 1989 at natapos noong 1993. Nasa gusaling ito ang Museo ng Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas.
	Pamilihang Sapi ng Makati	Makati Stock Exchange		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Pamilya E. Cojuangco Mausoleum	E. Cojuangco Family Mausoleum		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Pamilya Hidalgo - Hilagang Sementeryo	Hidalgo Family – North Cemetery		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Pamilya Lontok - Timog na Sementeryo	Lontok Family – South Cemetery		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Pamilya Rufino - Sementeryo La Loma	Rufino Family – La Loma Cemetery		National Capital Region	Caloocan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Pampedestriyang Daan sa Ilalim ng Lupa ng Abenida Ayala	Ayala Avenue Pedestrianization Underpass		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Pananda ng Pamilihan ng Seda ng San Fernando, 1762 (mula sa Binondo)	Alcaiceria de San Fernando Marker of 1762 (from Binondo)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum
	Pang-alaalang Bantayog	Pang-alaalang Bantayog		National Capital Region	Pasig city	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pang-alaalang Bantayog Ang bantayog na ito ay sa karangalan ng mga anak ng Pasig na nangamatay nang Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig upang tayong nangabubuhay ay makakuhang-uliran sa kanila. Ang mga kagamitan at salaping ginugol dito ay buhat sa mga butihing mamamayan ng Pasig at mga kalapit-bayan. Ang namanihala sa pagbabangon ay ang Pasig Civic League. Pinasinayaan noong ika-29 ng Agosto, 1954. Date Unveiled: August 29, 1954
	Pang-alaalang Bantayog ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig sa Tanggulang Santiago \| Palatandaang Alaala sa mga Biktima ng Tanggulang Santiago	Fort Santiago World War II Memorial \| In Memory of the Victims of Fort Santiago Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Monument to the victims of Japanese violence inside the Fort in World War II. _____ Marker Text: In Memory of the Victims at Fort Santiago On this site lie the mortal remains of approximately 600 Filipinos. Their bodies were found inside a nearby dungeon where victims of the atrocities perpetrated by the Japanese Imperial Foces were imprisoned during the last days of February 1945. The memory of all these unknown victims of Japanese atrocities will live forever in the hearts and minds of the Filipino people. Year Unveiled: 1995
	Pang-alaalang Burol (Grotto ng Mahal na Birhen ng Lourdes)	Memorial Hill (Grotto ng Mahal na Birhen ng Lourdes)	Lourdes Grotto	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - Cultural and Historical Landmark, Muntinlupa City; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	The Memorial Hill was the burial place of Major Eriberto B. Misa, Sr., which served as a tribute to the former Bureau of Prison Director for his 12 years of service; making him the longest-serving prison director up to this date. This cradles a vintage Japanese cannon, and a grotto statue of Our Lady of Lourdes where regular masses in the early 1950s were held.
	Pang-alaalang Dambana ng Pinaglabanan	Pinaglabanan Memorial Shrine	Pinaglabanan Shrine	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	National Shrine, NHCP; Registered Property, City of San Juan	Marker Texts: Pang-alaalang Dambana ng Pinaglabanan Ginawang Pambansang Dambana sa bisa ng Utos Pampangulo Blg. 260, Agosto 1, 1973. Ang pook at bantayog ay sinimulang itayo ng Pang-alaalang Komisyon ng Pinaglabanan na itinatag sa bisa ng Utos Tagapagpaganap Blg. 394. Inilipat sa Pambansang Suriang Pangkasaysayan noong Pebrero 4, 1974. Date Unveiled: August 30, 1976
	Pangkalahatang Ospital ng Lungsod Quezon	Quezon City General Hospital		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Pangkalahatang Ospital ng V. Luna	V. Luna General Hospital	AFP Medical Center	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Pangunahing Kompanya ng Tabako ng Piipinas	Compañia General de Tabacos de Filipinas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Compañia General de Tabacos de Filipinas Fundada por el Marqués de Comillas, en 1881, para fomentar la Agricultura, industria y comercio de Filipinas. Desempeñó papel importante en el desarrollo económico del país. Notable por su trato equitativo a los obreros. La reconstrucción de su edificio central, destruído durante la segunda guerra mundial, simboliza el resurgimiento de la Compañía como factor primordial en el desenvolvimiento del país. Organizó la más grande colección filipiniana que el Gobierno filipino había adquirido. Publicó las más extensiva bibliografía filipino, colección general de documentos relativos a las Islas Filipinas y un catalogo de la misma. Year Unveiled: 1951
	Pangunahing Tanggapan ng Johnson at Johnsons	Johnson & Johnsons Main Office		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Panoramikong Tanawin ng Maynila (Larawan)	Panoramic View of Manila (Photograph)	View of Manila	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	Photographic View of Manila after the World War II
	Panoramikong Tanawin ng Maynila 1977	Panoramic View of Manila 1977	Panoramic View of Manila 1977	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	The painting has no holes. Its frame is in a good condition as well. However, the back portion of the painting has molds. The name of the real owner and to whom he is donating the painting (to Mayor Alfredo S. Lim) was written on the back. The painting depicts the panoramic view of Manila after the World War II when the Manila City Hall had no clock on its tower yet. It was one of the paintings of the National Artist for Visual Arts Federico Aguilar Alcuaz. The painting also depicts the view of Manila when there were still no skyscrapers built near the Manila City Hall nor around Malate and Ermita areas.
	Panulukan ng mga Daang Real at Magallanes \| Palatandaan ng Paaralang Abogasya ng Pilipinas	Real corner Magallanes Streets \| Philippine Law School Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Parc Regeant	Parc Regeant		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Parokya ng Krus na Ligas	Krus na Ligas Parish	Holy Cross Parish	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	In the crossfire of the 1896 revolution, the bisita or chapel of Krus na Ligas served as a protective bulwark of the Filipino forces. The Supremo of the Katipunan, Andres Bonifacio, together with his men retreated to this chapel on August 26, 1896 after their encounter with Spanish soldiers at Pasong Tamo.
	Parokya ng Pambansang Dambana ng Mahal na Birhen ng Fatima	National Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima	Fatima/NSOLF/Dambana	National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Parokya ng San Diego ng Alcala	San Diego de Alcala Church		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Parola	Farola	Parola ng Binondo	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Paseguruhan ng Manggagawa sa Pribadong Sektor	Social Security System	SSS	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Paylon Nakpil-Bautista	Nakpil-Bautista Pylon	Bautista-Nakpil Mausoleum	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	PCIB Tower 2	PCIB Tower 2	Equitable PCIB Tower II; BDO Corporate Center North Tower	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	PCIBANK Tower ng Robinson	Robinson's PCIBANK Tower (now Robinsons Equitable Tower)	Robinsons Equitable Tower	National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Pedro Guevara Elementary School	Mababang Paaralang Pedro Guevara		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Mababang Paaralang Pedro Guevara Ipinatayo ng pamahalaang militar ng Amerika noong 1898 bilang isa sa mga unang paaralang primarya sa Maynila. Naging unang mga guro nito ang mga sundalong Amerikano. Matatagpuan sa kinatatayuan ng mga komisaryo na dating pamilihan ng mga seda na buhat sa Tsina. Ang Alcaiceria de San Ferando. Nakilala bilang Paaralang Primarya ng San Nicolas. Si Dr. Walter William Marquardt ang naging unang superbisor nito at si Tranquilino Buenaventura naman ang unang Filipinong punong-guro. Itinayo ang Paaralang Intermedya ng San Nicolas noong Hunyo 1917. Pinagsama ang mga paaralang primarya at intermedya at kinilala bilang Paaralang Elementarya ng San Nicolas noong 1930. Binigyan ng bagong pangalang Mababang Paaralang Pedro Guevara noong 1938. Ang pangunahing gusali ay ginawang garison ng mga Hapon noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Ipinaayos at nagpatayo ng mga bagong gusali pagkaraan ng digmaan. Date Unveiled: September 1, 1998
	Peele, Hubbell at Kumpanya	Peele, Hubbell & Co.		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Peele, Hubbel & Co. The New England Commercial and Shipping House, Peele, Hubbel and Co., occupied this site from about 1825. This company, which dealt in imports, exports and commercial banking, was a leading agency in the purchase and export of staple Philippine commodities. George W. Hubbel of this company was a United States consular agent in Manila, 1825-1830. Alfred Edwards, of the same company, was the first official American consul in the Philippines, His Exequatur Regis bearing the date March 4, 1834.
	Peralta Apartment \| Palatandaan ni Fernando Ma. Guerrero	Peralta Apartment \| Fernando Ma. Guerrero Marker	Don Alfonso Sycip Condominium	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Fernando Ma. Guerrero Manananggol, makata, edukador, mamamahayag at prinsipe ng lirikong Pilipino. Ipinanganak noong Mayo 30, 1873 sa Ermita, Maynila. Nagtapos ng A.B., Ateneo Municipal de Manila at LL.B., summa cum laude, Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas. Auditor de Guerra at Kalihim, Tribunal Supremo ng Himagsikan, Kinatawan ng Leyte, Kongreso ng Malolos, Kagawad ng Panugutan, La Independencia, La Patria, at La Fraternidad; patnugot, El Renacimiento, at Direktor, La Vanguardia at La Opinion. Kagawad, Kapulungan ng Pilipinas, 1907. Konsehal, Lungsod ng Maynila, 1915-1916, at Kalihim, Mataas na Kapulungan ng Pilipinas, 1916-1922. Kinatawan, real Academia Española, at Kagawad, Academia Filipina. Namatay noong Hunyo 12, 1929.
	Perea Apartments	Perea Apartments		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Piandre (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Piandre (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1989.
	Pintong Postigo	Pintong Postigo	Puerta Postigo	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pintong Postigo Ito ang ikatlong pintong nakaharap sa Look ng Maynila at tinatawag na “Puerta Postigo del Governador” na malapit sa likuran ng Palasyo ng Gobernador noong panahon ng Kastila. Muling itinayo noong 1783 sa kinadoroonan ng ikalawang pinto ng inhinyero ng hukbo na si Thomas Sanz noong panahon ni Gobernador Jose Basco at Vargas. Sa pintong ito nagdaan si Dr. Jose Rizal nang siya’y dalhin ng mga kawal na Kastila buhat sa Kuta ng Santiago hanggang Bagumbayan (ngayo’y bahagi ng Rizal Park) upang barilin noong ika-30 ng Disyembre 1896. Sa silid ng mga opisyal ng pintong iyan ikinulong si Tenyente Manuel L. Quezon noong 1902 matapos sumuko sa mga Amerikano. Nasira ang bahagi ng pinto noong 1945 dahil sa digmaan; muling ginawa ng Intramuros Restoration Committee noong 1968 sa tulong ng abuloy ng Inner Wheel Club ng Maynila, ng pambansang pamahalaan, at ng Lungsod ng Maynila. Year Unveiled: 1968
	Pintong Real	Pintong Real	Puerta Real	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Pintong Real Ito ang ikalawang Pintong Real (Puerta Real) na nakaharap sa timog at sa Rabelin ng Bagumbayan at tumutuloy sa Calle de Fundicion (ngayo’y Daang Muralla), kaharap ng unang Kolehiyo ng San Jose at ng Unibersidad ng San Ignacio (ngayo’y Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila) ng mga Heswita. Ang plano at ang pagpapagawa ay sinimula ni Jose Belesta, katulong na inhinyero ng hukbo, at tinapos ni Thomas Sanz noong 1780 sa kapanahunan ni Gob. Hen. Jose Basco at Vargas. Nasira ang bahagi noong 1945 dahil sa digmaan; muling ipinagawa ng Intramuros Restoration Commitee noong 1966 sa tulong ng abuloy ni Hans Kasten at iba pa, ng Pambansang Pamahalaan, at ng Lungsod ng Maynila. Date Unveiled: December 8, 1968 _____ Puerta Real-Royal Gateway Puerta Real formerly enfilated Plaza Mayor and opened at the south end of what used to be Calle Palacio, now General Luna Street, through it Spanish governors and archbishops made their official entry into the city. In the guardhouse, over Puerta Real, one hundred Spaniards and Filipinos who would not surrender to the invading British, were put to the sword in 1762. For military reasons the gate was transferred in 1780 by Governor Jose Basco y Vargas to the middle of the curtains between the Bastions of San Diego and San Andres. Prior to 1852 the gate was closed and the city was under sentinels from 11:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. on account of the earthquake of 1852 it was decreed that the gates should thenceforth remain open day and night.
	Pintong Santa Lucia	Pintong Santa Lucia	Puerta Santa Lucia	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pintong Sta. Lucia Ito ang ikalawang pintong nakaharap sa Look ng Maynila na nasa panulukan ng Daang Real at Daang Sta. Lucia. Muling ginawa noong 1781 ni inhinyero ng hukbo na si Thomas Sanz noong panahon ni Gobernador Heneral Jose Basco at Vargas, sa dating pook na kinaroroonan ng unang pinto. Nasira noong 1945 dahil sa digmaan. Ang bahagi ay muling ginawa ng Intramuros Restoration Committee sa tulong ng abuloy ng Marinduque Mining and Industrial Corporation, ng pambansang pamahalaan, at ng Lungsod ng Maynila. Year Unveiled: 1968
	Pintuang Isabela II	Pintuang Isabela II	Puerta Isabela II	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pintong Isabela II Ipinangalan sa Reyna Isabela II, ang pintong ito ay nakaharap sa Ilog Pasig at nasa pagitan ng Kuta ng San Gabriel sa silangan at ng dating Kuta ng Sto. Domingo sa kanluran. Itong huli ang dati’y nakapaligid sa noo’y gusali ng adwana (ngayo’y Bangko Sentral). Ang makitid na bahagi ng lupa sa pagitan ng ilog at ng mga pader ay siyang dating pook ng ikalawang parian na naging Paseo de Magallanes at muelle. Sa pagitan ng mga kutang nabanggit ay may 20 malalaking silid na ginagamit na pintungan at ang dakong itaas ay balwarteng nakaharap sa ilog. Ang pintong ginawa at binuksan noong 1861 ay lumalagos sa Daang San Juan de Letran sa pagitan ng Kolehiyo ng San Juan de Letran at ng dating Beateryo ng Sta. Catalina noong kapanahunan ni Gobernador Jose Lemery. Nasira noong 1945 dahil sa digmaan; muling ginawa ng Intramuros Restoration Committee noong 1968 sa tulong ng abuloy ng Research Foundation in Philippine Anthropology and Archaelogy, Inc., at iba pa, ng pambansang pamahalaan at ng Lungsod ng Maynila. Date Unveiled: December 8, 1968
	Pioneer Highlands	Pioneer Highlands		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Pioneer Highlands, also named Globe Telecom Plaza, is a twin residential-commercial-office condominium complex located in Mandaluyong City. Pioneer Highlands has 2 towers – the North and South Tower. Both towers are 43-stories tall, made of concrete and glass and designed with modernist architecture. The complex has the following amenities: swimming pool, fully-equipped gym, playground, tennis court, bowling alley, golf practice, driving range, billiard tables, nursery school, function rooms, spa center. (Source: http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Pista ng Buling-Buling	Buling-Buling Festival		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	Isang paraan ng pagpupugay ng mga taga Pandacan sa Lungsod ng Maynila sa Sto. Niño ay ang pagsasayaw ng Buling-Buling. Ito ay ginaganap isang araw bago ang ikatlong Linggo ng Enero. Ang pista ng Poong Santo Niño ay mula sa katagang Buling buli o binuli na ang ibig sabihin ay malinis, pinong-pino at maayos na maayos ang pagsasayaw at pananamit para sa Panginoon. Tuwing bisperas ng kapistahan ng Sto. Niño de Pandacan, nagsusuot ang mga rito ng mga damit mula sa panahon ng Español, at sumasayaw sa saliw ng mga banda. Ang sayaw ay binubuo ng apat na hakbang, paggalaw ng katawan pakaliwa at pakanan, habang ikinukumpas ang mga kamay. Isa rin itong debosyon ng mga mamamayan ng Pandacan sa mga diumano ay milagro na nagawa nito sa kanilang buhay.
	Pista ng Lakbayaw	Lakbayaw Festival		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	Bilang bahagi ng selebrasyon ng pista, ang mga replica ng Sto. Niño na may iba’t ibang uri ng kasuotan ay tinitipon sa ibabaw ng isang float na napapalamutian ng mga bulaklak at tinapay na bumibisita sa mga barangay sa pamamagitan ng “Lakbayaw” na isang masayang prusisyon ng libu-libonng deboto, kabilang ang mga bata at matanda, na karga ang mga imahe ng Sto. Niño, sumasayaw at umaawit, sa gitna ng pagsigaw ng “Viva Sto. Niño! Pit Señor!”. Ang mga mamamayan ng Tondo pati na rin ang mga deboto ay iniuugnay ang mga milagro sa Sto. Niño. Pinaniniwalaan nila na ang kanilang pananampalataya ay may pabuyang mabuting kalusugan, katiwasayan, at proteksyon.
	Pista ng Tinapay at bulaklak, Parokya ng San Diego de Alcala	Bread and Flower Festival, San Diego de Alcala		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Plano ng Pook ng Tal Shopping Center (ngayo'y Primart)	Tal Shopping Center Site Plan (now Primart)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Planta ng Kumpanyang BF Goodrich International	BF Goodrich International Co. Tire Recapping Plant		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Planta ng Pagbuo ng Fabar, Inc. (pag-aaral)	Fabar, Inc. Assembly Plant (studies)		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Planta ng Pagbuo ng Kumpanyang International Harvester ng Pilipinas	International Harvester Co. of the Philippines Assembly Plant (1958)	Unilab	National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Plasa ng Stock Exchange ng Pilipinas	Philippine Stock Exchange Plaza		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Politeknikong Unibersidad ng Pilipinas	Polytechnic University of the Philippines	PUP; PUP Santa Mesa	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Polytechnic University of the Philippines 1904–2004 Itinatag bilang Manila Business School sa Num. 38 Calle Gunao, Quiapo, Oktubre 1904. Inilathala bilang Manila School of Commerce sa “Report of the Secretary of Public Instruction to the Philippine Commission for the Year Ending,” 30 Hunyo 1905. Binuksan bilang Philippine School of Commerce, 1908. Naging Philippine College of Commerce, Hunyo 1952 at Polytechnic University of the Philippines sa bisa ng Kautusan ng Pangulo Blg. 1341, Abril 1, 1978. Date Unveiled: October 9, 2004
	Politeknikong Unibersidad ng Pilipinas - Kampus sa San Juan	Polytechnic University of the Philippines - San Juan Campus	PUP-San Juan	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	The Polytechnic University of the Philippines – San Juan Campus is one of the campuses of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines located in Addition Hills, San Juan, Philippines. It was created through a Memorandum of Agreement between PUP and the San Juan City Government in 2008, converting the Addition Hills Elementary School as one of the campus of PUP, making it the only community college in the locality.
	Pook Kung Saan Itinatag ang Katipunan \| Palatandaan ng Kataastaasan Kagalanggalang na Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan (K.K.K.N.M.A.N.B.)	Pook Kung Saan Itinatag ang Katipunan \| Kataastaasan Kagalanggalang na Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan (K.K.K.N.M.A.N.B.) Marker	KKK	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Kataastaasan Kagalanggalang na Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan (K.K.K.N.M.A.N.B) Dito sa #72 Azcarraga, Tondo, Maynila, itinatag ang K.K.K.N.M.A.N.B. ni Andres Bonifacio kasama sina Ladislao Diwa, Teodoro Plata, Deodato Arellano, Valentin Diaz, at Jose Dizon, 7 Hulyo 1892. Pangunahing adhikain ng lihim na samahan ang mapagkaisa ang lahat ng mga Filipino at itaguyod ang isang bayang malaya sa pamamagitan ng paghihimagsik. Nagtatag ng mga Sangguniang Bayan at Hukumang Balangay sa iba’t ibang bahagi ng kapuluan. Ang Kartilya ni Emilio Jacinto ang nagsilbing gabay ng mga kasapi. Bilang Supremo pinamunuan ni Bonifacio ang Sigaw sa Pugadlawin, bilang hudyat sa malawakang paghihimagsik laban sa Espanyol, 23 Agosto 1896. Year Unveiled: 2008
	Pook na Kinamatayan ni Teodora Alonso \| Palatandaan ng Tahanan ng Kaanak ni Rizal (1893-1896) (Daang San Jose ngayo'y Magdalena, Maynila) \| Palatandaan ng Pook na Kinamatayan ni Teodora Alonso	Site of Teodora Alonso's Deathplace \| Pook na Kinamatayan ni Teodora Alonso Marker	Oceancell Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Pook na Kinamatayan ni Teodora Alonso Sa pook na ito namatay si Teodora Alonso, ina ni Jose Rizal, noong 16 Agosto 1911. Year Unveiled: 2014 _____ Ang Tahanan ng Kaanak ni Rizal 1903 Daang San Fernando, Maynila Si Teodora Alonzo, ina ni Rizal, ay namatay noong ika-16 ng Agosto ng 1911 sa isang bahay na nakatayo sa pook na ito (ngayo'y Blg. 476-478) at ari ni Gng. Luisa Lichauco. Year Unveiled: 1960
	Pook na Pinagbarilan Kay Rizal	Rizal's Site of Execution \| Pook na Pinagbarilan Kay Rizal	Luneta Park/Rizal Park (Bagumbayan)	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Rizal’s Execution Site Jose Rizal y Mercado, Filipino physician, propagandist, writer, and patriot was executed within these hallowed grounds at exactly 7:03 in the morning of December 30, 1896 by an eight-man squad of Filipino riflemen from the 70th Infantry Regiment, the ‘Magallanes’, of the Spanish colonial army. Those who witnessed Rizal’s public execution included Lt. Luis Taviel de Andrade, his legal defender during his trial for alleged treason against Spain, and the two Jesuit priests, Fr. Jose Villaclara, S.J. and Fr. Estanislao March, S.J. who accompanied Rizal during his final walk before his execution. Rizal’s martyrdom fanned the flames of the Filipino Revolution of 1896 and inspired the Filipinos in their resolute and epic fight for freedom. Year Unveiled: 1996 _____ Pook na Pinagbarilan kay Rizal Si Jose Rizal y Mercado, manggagamot na Pilipino, propagandista, manunulat, at makabayan ay binaril sa banal na pook na ito noong ganap na ika-7:03 nang umaga ng Disyembre 30, 1896 ng iskwad na binubuo ng walong Pilipinong mamamaril buhat sa ika-70 Rehimyento, ang Magallanes, ng hukbong kolonyal ng mga Kastila. Kabilang sa madlang nakasaksi sa pagbaril kay Rizal sina Tinyente Luis Taviel de Andrade, ang kanyang manananggol sa paglilitis sa bintang na pagtataksil sa Espanya, at ang dalawang paring Heswita, sina P. Jose Villaclara at P. Estanislao March, na sumama kay Rizal sa kanyang huling paglakad bago siya binaril. Ang kanyang kamatayan bilang martir ang nagpalagablab sa apoy ng Himagsikang Pilipino noong 1896 at nagbigay-sigla sa mga Pilipino sa kanilang walang takot at dakilang pakikipaglaban para sa kalayaan. Year Unveiled: 1996
	Pook na Pinaglibingan kay Madre Francisca del Espiritu Santo	Pook na Pinaglibingan kay Madre Francisca del Espiritu Santo		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pook na Pinaglibingan kay Madre Francisca del Espiritu Santo Sa pook na ito noong hapon ng Agosto 24, 1711, araw ng kanyang kamatayan. Inilibing nang buong karingalan si Madre Francisca del Espiritu Santo (Francisca de Fuentes), tagapagtatag ng unang beaterio sa Pilipinas, ang Beaterio de Santa Catalina de Sena. Ipinanganak sa lungsod ng Maynila noong 1647.
	Pook na Pinaglibingan sa mga Labí ni Jose Rizal \| Palatandaan ni Jose Rizal	Internment Site of Jose Rizal's Remains \| Jose Rizal Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jose Rizal Executed 30 December 1896; interred secretly in this spot by the authorities on the same day; guarded for fifteen days by the Guardia Civil Veterana. Remains exhumed 17 August 1898, placed in an urn made by Teodoro Romualdo de Jesus, deposited in the house of his mother in Estraude Street, Binondo, and on 30 December 1912 laid beneath his monument at the Luneta. Year Unveiled: 1957
	Pook na Sinilangan ni Ariston Bautista Lin \| Palatandaan ni Ariston Bautista Lin	Site of Birthplace of Ariston Bautista Lin \| Ariston Bautista Lin Marker	Chinatown Gold Center Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ariston Bautista Lin 1863–1928 Manggagamot, pilantropo at makabayan. Siya ay ipinanganak sa pook na ito noong ika-22 ng Pebrero 1863 kina Mariano A. Bautista at Teresa Limpingco. Nag-aral ng medisina sa Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas, 30 Hunyo 1891 at nagtapos na may titulong Lisensiyado at Doktor ng Medisina sa Universidad Central de Madrid, 20 Abril 1892. Kinilalang klinista dahil sa pagbalangkas niya ng orihinal na mga reseta para sa panggagamot ng ketong, kolera at tisis. Naging puno ng kagawarang klinikal ng Kolehiyo ng Medisina ng Pamantasan ng Pilipinas, 1916–1917. Naging unang Pilipinong pangulo ng Lupon ng mga Tagasuri sa Medisina, 1903. Kasama nina Rizal, Luna, del Pilar at Lopez Jaena sa Kilusan ng Pagpapalaganap. Ibinilanggo sa Kutang Santiago, 1896. Naging kagawad ng Kongreso ng Unang Republika ng Pilipinas, 1898. Namatay sa Maynila noong ika-3 ng Marso 1928. Year Unveiled: 1981
	Pook na Sinilangan ni Gregorio Sanciangco	Birthplace of Gregorio Sanciangco		National Capital Region	Malabon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Birthplace of Gregorio Sanciangco Lawyer, economist and writer. Born 7 March 1852, Malabon, Rizal, son of Eladio Sanciangco and Regina Gozon. Educated in the Philippines and Spain. Author of the first treatise on economics entitled “El Progreso de Filipinas.” Joined the reform movement led by Rizal. Became justice of the peace in Cabanatuan. Deported to Lingayen for sedition, 1888. Died 17 November 1897, Santo Domingo, Nueva Ecija. Year Unveiled: 1952
	Pook na Sinilangan ni Ladislao Bonus \| Palatandaan ni Ladislao Bonus (1854 - 1908)	Site of Birthplace of Ladislao Bonus \| Ladislao Bonus (1854 - 1908) Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ladislao Bonus (1854–1908) Ang “Ama ng Operang Pilipino”, dalubhasang musiko, kompositor at guro sa musika. Si Ladislao Bonus ay isinilang sa pook na ito noong ika-27 ng Hunyo 1854, kina Pedro Bonus at Maria Mariano. Maykatha ng unang operang Pilipino ang “Sandugong Panaginip” ni Pedro A. Paterno, naglapat ng tugtugin sa “Recuerdos a la Patria” ni Dr. Jose Rizal, at maykatha pa rin ng maraming tugtugin sa Sarsuelang Pilipino, misa, rosaryo kantada, gozo at mga kantahing-bayan na naging dahilan upang ang Pandacan ay kilalaning “Munting Italya ng Pilipinas.” Siya ay namatay noong ika-28 ng Marso, 1908. Year Unveiled: 1980
	Pook ng Asociacion Feminista Filipina	Site of the Asociacion Feminista Filipina	Priscilla Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: In a building on this site was organized the Asociacion Feminista Filipina on 30 June, 1905. Year Unveiled: 1955
	Pook ng dating Grand Opera House ng Maynila \| Palatandaan ng Manila Grand Opera House; Palatandaan ng Unang Asambleya ng Pilipinas	Site of the former Manila Grand Opera House \| The Manila Grand Opera House Marker; Inauguration of the First Philippine Assembly Marker	Manila Grand Opera Hotel & Casino	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: The Manila Grand Opera House Erected on this site, and the scene of the inauguration of the First Philippine Assembly, was burned November 16, 1943. This new building was erected and inaugurated April 11, 1947. Year Unveiled: 1948 _____ Inauguration of the First Philippine Assembly The First Philippine Assembly was inaugurated here on October 16, 1907, by United States Secretary of War William Howard Taft in the presence of thousands of people, including Governor General James F. Smith, members of the Philippine Commission, Justices of the Supreme Court, representatives of foreign governments, officers of the United States Army and Navy, ecclesiastical dignitaries, and ranking officials of the insular, provincial, and municipal governments. Of the 80 duly elected delegates, 79 were present. The first Filipino bishop of Nueva Caceres, the Right Reverend Jorge Barlin, pronounced the invocation. Year Unveiled: 1940
	Pook ng dating Kolehiyo ng San Pedro Martir	Site of the former Colegio de San Pedro Martir		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Site of the Former Colegio de San Pedro Martir In 1588 the Dominicans built a church in El Parian for the spiritual ministration of the Chinese. Adjoining the church and convent was the Colegio de San Pedro Martir where Chinese, Spanish and Tagalog were taught.
	Pook ng dating Simbahan ng San Juan de Dios	Site of the former Church of San Juan de Dios		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Site of the Former Church of San Juan de Dios On taking possession of the Hospital de la Misericordia on March 31, 1656, the Hospitalarios de San Juan de Dios, a religious, charitable society, built a small church here with adjoining lodgings. This church was damaged by the earthquake of July 19, 1664. The second and larger church was wrecked by an earthquake in 1674. The next church and its convent weakened by repeated seismic shocks had to be demolished in 1727. A new church solemnly blessed May 10, 1732, was levelled to the ground by the earthquake of June 3, 1863.
	Pook ng La Loma	La Loma Area		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Pook ng Labanan sa Pasong Balite	Site of Labanan sa Pasong Balite		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Pook ng Manila Bulletin \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan at Kumbento ng Recoletos	Manila Bulletin Site \| Simbahan at Kumbento ng Recoletos Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan at Kumbento ng Recoletos Sa pook na ito ipinatayo ang Simbahan at Kumbento ng San Nicolas de Tolentino ng Order of Augustinian Recollects (OAR) sa kagandahang-loob ni Bernardino Del Castillo Maldonado, 1608. Nagsilbing pangunahing kumbento ng mga Recoletos sa Pilipinas, Tsina, Hapon at Marianas Islands. Kilala sa pagiging maadorno at sa malaking kampanaryo. Ang simbahan ay napinsala ng lindol, 30 Nobyembre 1645. Tuluyang nawasak, 20 Agosto 1658. Muling ipinatayo subalit gumuho dahil sa lindol, 1722; at ipinatayong muli, 1780. Nagtamo ng malubhang pinsala noong Labanan sa Maynila, 1945. Tuluyang nagiba, 1959. Idinambana sa simbahan ang mga imahen ng Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno, Virgen de la Salud, San Jose at Santa Lucia. Ninirahan sa kumbento ang naging santo na si Ezekiel Moreno, ang apat na banal na martir ng Hapon, ang banal na si Vicente Soler at ang apat pang martir ng Mortil sa Espanya.
	Pook ng Museo ng Intramuros \| Palatandaan ni Simbahang Heswita ng San Ignacio	Museo de Intramuros Site \| Jesuit Church of San Ignacio Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Pook ng Paaralang Pang-abogasya ng Pilipinas	Site of the Philippine Law School		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Pook ng Pagpapasinaya sa Malasariling Pamahalaan ng Pilipinas ng Kalihim ng Digmaan ng Estados Unidos ng Amerika: Isang Proklamasyon	Site of the Inauguration of the Commonwealth of the Philippines, The Commonwealth of the Philippines by the secretary of war of the United States of America: A proclamation	The Commonwealth of the Philippines Inauguration Site; Old Legislative Building Grounds	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Site of the Inauguration of the Commonwealth of the Philippines On this terrace in the presence of Manuel L. Quezon, who was about to be inaugurated first President of the commonwealth of the Philippines, ranking officials of the Government of the United States, including the Hon. John N. Garner, Vice President, the Hon. Joseph W. Byrns, Speaker of the House of representatives, the hon. Frank Murphy, last American Governor General of the Philippines, forty-three members of the Congress of the United States and the highest officials of the Government of the Philippines, the Hon. George H. Dern, secretary of war of the United States of America inaugurated Commonwealth of the Philippines by virtue of following proclamation: The Commonwealth of the Philippines by the Secretary of War of the United States of America A proclamation By Direction of the President of the United States of America, I do hereby promulgate the proclamation of the President of the United States of America announcing the result of the election held in the Philippines 7 September 1935 for the purpose of electing officers of the Government of the Commonwealth of the Philippines and I do hereby announce that the heretofore existing government of the Philippines is now terminated and that the government of the Commonwealth of the Philippines entering upon its rights, privileges, powers, and duties as provided under the Constitution of the Commonwealth of the Philippines and the laws of the United States of America is the successor to the heretofore existing Philippine Government and to all the rights and obligations thereof. Date Unveiled: November 15, 1940
	Pook ng Pagtatag sa Unibersidad ng Santo Tomas \| Palatandaan ng Unibersidad ng Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas Founding Site \| Unibersidad ng Santo Tomas Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Unibersidad ng Santo Tomas Itinatag sa pook na ito bilang Colegio de Santisimo Rosario noong Abril 28, 1611, bilang pamana ni Miguel Benavides, O.P., ang ikatlong Obispo ng Maynila. Pagkaraan pinangalanang Colegio de Sto. Tomas sa alaala ni Santo Tomas de Aquino. Binigyan ng kapangyarihang magkaloob ng titulo sa sining, pilosopiya at teolohiya, 1624. Itinaas ang antas bilang pamantasan ni Papa Innocent X, 1645. Ginawaran ng titulong “Real” ni Carlos III, 1785. Ipinahayag na “Pamantasang Pontipikal” ni Papa Leo, 1902, at “Pamantasang Katoliko ng Pilipinas” ni Papa Pius XII, 1947. Binuksan ang mga pinto sa kababaihan, 1924. Inilipat ang karamihan sa mga kolehiyo nito sa Sampaloc, Maynila, 1927. Ang orihinal na pangunahing gusali ay ganap na nasira noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandigdig. Ang liwasang ito ay nagsilbing patio ng orihinal na pamantasan. Kabilang sa mga nag-aaral dito ay ang mga bayani at mga makabayang tulad nina Jose Rizal, Jose Burgos gayundin ang mga pangulo ng Pilipinas, sina Manuel L. Quezon, Sergio Osmeña, Jose P. Laurel at Diosdado P. Macapagal. Year Unveiled: 2002
	Pook ng Pamantasang Mapua \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Pangatlong Orden ng Pransiskano; Palatandaan ng Simbahang Pransiskano	Mapua University Site \| Church of the Third Order of the Franciscans Marker; Franciscan Church Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Pook ng Santa Ana, Ika-anim na Distrito ng Maynila	Area of Santa Ana, Sixth District Manila		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - Histo-Cultural Heritage/Overlay Zone, City of Manila; Registered Property, City of Manila
	Pook ng Sinilangan ni Dr. Pio Valenzuela \| Palatandaan ni Dr. Pio Valenzuela, Dakilang Katipunero at Lingkod ng Bayan	Dr. Pio Valenzuela (1869-1956), Dakilang Katipunero at Lingkod ng Bayan Marker		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela	Marker Text: Dr. Pio Valenzuela 1869–1956 Dakilang Katipunero at Lingkod ng Bayan Isinilang si Pio Valenzuela sa Polo, Bulakan, noong Hulyo 11, 1869. Bunsong anak nina Kapitan Francisco Valenzuela at Lorenzana Alejandrino. Umanib sa Katipunan noong Hulyo 15, 1892 na ang ginamit na sagisag ay madlang-away. Bilang sugo ng Katipunan, nakipagkita kay Jose Rizal sa dapitan at isinangguni ang napipintong paghihimagsik laban sa mga Kastila na hindi sinang-ayunan nitong huli dahil sa kakulangan ng sandata. Sa bisa ng dekreto ni Gobernador-Heneral Ramon Blanco noong Agosto 30, 1890, si Dr. Valenzuela ay nahatulang mabilanggo sa Fuerza Santiago kasama si Antonio Luna at iba pa. Nakalaya pagkatapos ng Kasunduan sa Paris, Disyembre 10, 1898. Naging punong-bayan ng Polo, setyembre 6, 1899; gobernador ng Bulakan, 1919 at 1922. Nakipag-isang dibdib kay Marciana de Castro, Oktubre 9, 1900. Yumao noong ika-6 ng Abril 1956 sa Polo, Bulakan. Bilang parangal kay don pio ang ngalang polo ng kanyang bayan ay pinalitan ng Valenzuela.
	Pook ng Unang Pagpupulong ng Pilipinas \| Palatandaan ng Pagpapasinaya ng Unang Pagpupulong ng Pilipinas	Site of the First Philippine Assembly \| Inauguration of the First Philippine Assembly Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Inauguration of the First Philippine Assembly The First Philippine Assembly was inaugurated here on October 16, 1907, by United States Secretary of War William Howard Taft in the presence of thousands of people, including Governor General James F. Smith, members of the Philippine Commission, Justices of the Supreme Court, representatives of foreign governments, officers of the United States Army and Navy, ecclesiastical dignitaries, and ranking officials of the insular, provincial, and municipal governments. Of the 80 duly elected delegates, 79 were present. The first Filipino bishop of Nueva Caceres, the Right Reverend Jorge Barlin, pronounced the invocation. Year Unveiled: 1940
	Pook Pangkasaysayan ng Liwasang Rizal (Bagumbayan)	Rizal Park (Bagumbayan) Historical Site	Luneta; Luneta Park	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Site; Registered Property, City of Manila	This is where the national hero Dr. Jose Rizal was executed by firing squad.
	Pope Pius XII Catholic Center	Pope Pius XII Catholic Center		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza	In 1952, blueprint of the center was finished by Nakpil. Cornerstone laying on September 8, 1958. Became Pope Pius XII Catholic Center and Parish on December 11, 1982.
	Prince Plaza	Prince Plaza		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	With its prime location in Makati, the 3-star Prince Plaza II is next to the Greenbelt Shopping Center and Ayala Center mall system, which allows for many shopping, dining, and entertainment experiences for both the business and leisure traveler. The affordable price and staff hospitality is another perk of this hotel. Boasting well-appointed guestrooms and suites, all were tastefully furnished and equipped with standard amenities for guests' comfort and convenience. (Source: http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Proyekto ng BLISS sa Guadalupe	Guadalupe Bliss Project	Makati Bliss Project	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1980.
	Proyekto ng Maharlika Village	Maharlika Village Project		National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Proyektong Condominium ng NHA Balintawak Teachers' Village	NHA Balintawak Teachers' Village Condominium Project		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Proyektong Pabahay na Kondominyum	Condominium Housing Project		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Proyektong Pabahay ng Foundation ng San Jose Manggagawa	Foundation of Saint Joseph the Worker Housing Project	Foundation of St. Joseph the Worker	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Proyektong Pabahay ng NHA Bliss	NHA Bliss Housing Project		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Work of Architect I.P. Santos (ca. 1970)
	Punerarya Quiogue	Quiogue Funeral Parlor		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Puno ng Katipunan - Kolehiyo ng Kalakhang Maynila	Katipunan Tree - Metro Manila College		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	The National Historical Institute (NHI) and the Tree Preservation Foundation of the Philippines Inc. (TPFPI) officially declared the tree as a Katipunan tree in 1980 to perpetuate the memory of the revolutionary organization that launched the Philippine Revolution against Spanish rule in August 1896. The "duhat" tree also witnessed the gallantry of the Katipuneros of 1896, headed by Gat. Andress Bonifacio. It was also there where Tandang Sora used to treat wounded Katipuneros as a result of their frequent encounters with the Spanish soldiers.
	Punong Bahay-sambahan ng Iglesia ni Cristo	Iglesia ni Cristo Central Temple	INC; INC Sentral; Templo Sentral	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Punong Himpilan Bangko ng Pagpapaunlad ng Asya	Asia Development Bank Headquarters	ADB; DFA Building; Department of Foreign Affairs	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	After forging a partnership with Gabino De Leon and Homero lngles, he established in 1951 his own architectural office, which bore his name. Through this ﬁrm, he continued to design buildings stamped with his distinct architectural style and philosophy deserving recognition. Among the benchmarks of his aesthetic and functional achievements were the Batasang Pambansa Complex, Ministry of Education and Culture Building, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Building, Development Academy of the Philippines in Pasig, Philippine Veterans Bank at Bonifacio Drive, Antonino Building in Luneta, Great Paciﬁc Life Building in Makati, Church of Jesus of Latter Day Saints in Green Meadows, institutional buildings For Bicol University, Palawan National Agricultural College, Mariano Marcos State University in Batac, llocos Norte, Central Mindanao University in Musuan, Bukidnon, University of the Philippines Los Banos, and College of the Holy Spirit. (Source: Arkitekturang Filipino by Gerard Lico)
	Punong Himpilan ng Hukbong Dagat \| Palatandaang Pang-alaala	Philippine Navy Headquarters \| Memorare Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Punong Himpilan ng Katolikong Liga ng Kababaihan	Catholic Women’s League Head Quarters	Catholic Women's League Philippines	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Punong Himpilan ng Panlungsod na Hukbong Pampulisya ng Maynila	Punong Himpilan ng Hukbong Pampulisya ng Maynila	PNP-MPD; Philippine National Police-Manila Police District	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Punong Himpilan ng Hukbong Pampulisya ng Maynila Itinatag bilang unang pulisyang sibil ng Maynila sa bisa ng proklamasyon ni Gobernador William H. Taft, 5 Agosto 1901. Nagsilbing mga punong himpilan ang Escuela Municipal, Intramuros, 1901–1904; Bulwagang Lungsod ng Maynila, 1904–1946; Lumang Kulungan ng Bilibid, 1946–1949; at ang kasalukuyang himpilan mula 1949. Itinayo ang gusaling ito bilang South Police Station bago ang Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig; pinagkublian ng hukbong Hapones at naging lugar ng matinding labanan, 14–20 Pebrero 1945; at isinaayos sa pamamagitan ng Philippine Rehabilitation Act at itinalagang punong himpilan ng Hukbong Pampulisya ng Maynila, 1949. Date Unveiled: August 7, 2017
	Punong Tanggapan ng Kabalyero ng Kolumbus (Konseho ng Maynila) \| Palatandaan ng Kabalyero ng Kolumbus, Konseho ng Maynila 1000	Headquarters of Knights of Columbus (Manila Council) \| Knights of Columbus Manila Council No. 1000 Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza	Marker Text: Knights of Columbus Manila Council No. 1000 Itinatag ang unang orden ng Knights of Columbus sa Maynila at tinawag na Manila Council No. 1000, 1905. Grand Knight Richard Campbell, unang pinuno. Antonio Opisso at Anastacio Quijano, unang mga Pilipino sa orden, 1907. Itinatag ng kasaping si Dr. Jose Ma. Delgado ang San Pablo Council No. 1900 sa Laguna, 1918. Sinimulan ng Manila Council No. 1000 ang pagbuo ng mga sangay sa lungsod ng Cebu, Albay, Laoag, Baguio, Lingayen, at Tacloban, dekada 1920. Lumaban para sa kalayaan at nasawi ang mga kasaping sina Benito Soliven, Manuel Colayco at Enrique Albert noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Itinuon ang mga gawaing pampamayanan sa pamumuno ni Rev. Fr. George Willmann S.J, 1947–1953 at ipinagtibay ang ganitong layunin nang mabuo ang “Patriotic Degree” ng orden, 1949. Binuo ang Columbian Farmers’ Aid Association, 1951. Ipinalaganap ang Credit Unions – Consumers’ Cooperatives Movement, 1963. Inilunsad ang Barrio Uplift Program, 1967. Year Unveiled: 2013 _____ The structure which housed the Knights of Columbus Council 1000 Clubhouse was constructed and completed in 1955 through the initiative of Rev. Fr. George J. WIllman, a Jesuit Priest and then Council Chaplain. It was built principally from funds raised appreciation of the sacrifices of Bros. Benito Soliven, Manuel Colayco and Enrique Albert who gave up their lives and services (providing food, clothing, medicines and conveniences) of Knight during World War II liberation years. The Clubhouse building was erected on a 1,835.60 square meter lot property of the Archdiocese of Manila. Archbishop Rufino J. Santos generously agreed to allow the use of lot for 99 years for the objectives of the Council. The building was inaugurated and blessed on April 23, 1955 dedicated to the Golden Jubilee of Columbianism in the Philippines by the Supreme Grand Knight Luke E. Hart. In 1987, the edifice was eventually named after Fr. Willman – "Fr. George J. Willman Memorial Building." It housed the oldest surviving covered basketball court and bowling lanes in the country.
	Punong Tanggapan ng Pasuguan ng Pransya	French Embassy Headquarters	French Embassy; Embassy of France	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Putong Polo	Putong Polo		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Restawran Carbungco	Carbungco Restaurant		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Restawran ng Gloriamaris	Gloriamaris Restaurant		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1981.
	Restawran ng Sulo	Sulo Restaurant		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Original Design (with the Mañosa brothers) - Completed in 1961. Reconstruction (by F. Mañosa & Partners) - Completed in 1977.
	Restawran ng Via Mare	Via Mare Restaurant		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa. Completed in 1982.
	Rizal Fountain	Rizal Fountain		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Rizal Fountain Dating nasa tahanan ni Pastor Karl Ullmer sa Wilhelmsfeld, Alemanya kung saan nanirahan si Jose Rizal nang tapusin niya ang mga huling kabanata ng nobelang Noli me Tangere, 1886. Ipinagkaloob ng pamahalaan ng Alemanya sa Pilipinas bilang tanda ng makasaysayang relasyon ng dalawang bansa at inilagay sa Rizal Park, 30 Disyembre 1964. Isinaayos, 1994. Muling isinaayos bilang bahagi ng ika-150 taong pagdiriwang ng kapanganakan ni Rizal, 2011. Date Unveiled: December 30, 2011
	Rizal Klinika Arellano para kay Dr. at Gng. Servando Arellano	Rizal Clinica Arellano for Dr. and Mrs. Servando Arellano		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Robinson's Apartelle	Robinson's Apartelle		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Robinson's Commercial Center	Robinson's Commercial Center	Galleria Corporate Center	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Galleria Corporate Center is a 30-storey office building situated at the heart of Ortigas Center. It is located beside Galleria Mall, providing access to retail and other service outlets. (Source: http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Robinson's Galleria	Robinson's Galleria		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Standing at the intersection of Ortigas and Quezon City lies Robinsons Galleria, a 5-level shopping mall with more than 500 local and international stores and restaurants. (Source: http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Rosaria Apartments (pagre-remodel) – Dr. Manuel N. Tuason	Rosaria Apartments (remodelling) – Dr. Manuel N. Tuason		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Sa Panulukan ng Heneral Luna at Daang Victoria	At Corner of General Luna and Calle Victoria		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: At corner of Gen. Luna and Calle Victoria This site was formerly occupied by three Jesuit educational institutions: the Real y Pontifica Universidad de San Ignacio 1589-1768: the Colegio de San Jose founded in 1510 by Esteban Rodriguez de Figueroa; and the Real Colegio de San Felipe de Austria founded by Governor Corcuera in 1640 and abolished by Governor Fajardo in 1644.
	Saito & Santiago Realty Corporation	Saito & Santiago Realty Corporation		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Samahan ng mga Abogado ng Pilipinas	Philippine Lawyers' Association		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Samahang Kolumbyano ng Pilipinas	Philippine Columbian Association		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Philippine Columbian Association Organized in 1907 by Filipinos who had studied in the United States and dedicated to the promotion of friendly relations between Filipinos and foreign nationals. Ponciano Reyes, first president. Its clubhouse became the headquarters of the First Independence Congress, 22 to 26 February 1930. Favorite meeting place of national leaders headed by President Quezon and Speaker Roxas. First building constructed during incumbency of Antonio de las Alas, 1923. Destroyed in the Battle of Liberation, 1945. Reconstructed during the term of Ramon C. Ordoveza, 1953. Year Unveiled: 1960
	Samba-Likhaan - Surian for sa Liturhiya at Musika ng Asya	Samba-Likhaan - Asian Institute of Liturgy and Music	AILM	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	San Mig Pub (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	San Mig Pub (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1994.
	San Mig Pub at Restaurant (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	San Mig Pub & Restaurant (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1999.
	Sayawan sa Calle Alay kay San Roque	Sayawan sa Calle Alay kay San Roque		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Schwarzwalder Delicatessen (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Schwarzwalder Delicatessen (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1989.
	Sea Tower Apartment ni G. Fernando Gonzaga (Limang palapag na gusali)	Sea Tower Apartment of Mr. Fernando Gonzaga (Five-story Building)		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Seaboard Centre	Seaboard Centre		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Sementeryo ng Polo	Polo Cemetery		National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Sementeryong Hapones	Japanese Cemetery		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - Cultural and Historical Landmark, Muntinlupa City; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	This is a garden cemetery dedicated to the Japanese Soldiers who died in Muntinlupa. This is the burial place of imprisoned Japanese soldiers during the war and were executed. Legend has it that General Tomoyuki Yamashita, tagged as the "Tiger of Malaya," was buried in the same place. Japanese tourists drop by the cemetery to pay respect to their ancestors. A Filipino-Japanese Peace Monument is also located in this area.
	Seminaryo ng San Carlos	San Carlos Seminary		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil	A minor seminary was opened at the new Normal School of San Javierat Padre Faura Street and at May 20 of the following year, the Jesuits managed the seminary fusing other seminarians of the former Colegio de San Jose with the diocesan ones. In 1911, the major seminarians joined the minor seminarians at the house inPadre Faura Street. After two years, in 1913, Archbishop Harty placed the Paules again in charge of the seminary and for reasons of economy, the seminarians moved to another house (formerly owned by Augustinians) in Mandaluyong. In 1927, they moved again to a better house in San Marcelino (on the ground of Adamson University today). In 1936, the major seminarians were separated from the minor seminarians to another house in Mandaluyong, although it took a year of delay first due to the unfinished construction of the building in Mandaluyong. From this period until 1952, the seminarians see-sawed between the Mandaluyong and San Marcelino houses until in 1951, Archbishop Gabriel Reyes, the first Filipino Archbishop of Manila, spared a lot in Guadalupe (San Pedro before) as site of the new seminary building. In September 27 of that year, the cornerstone was laid. Unfortunately, the archbishop died in October 10 of the following year leaving behind the project unfinished. Nevertheless, Archbishop Rufino Santos, who succeeded him, pursued the project that in January 24, 1953, during the duration of the First Plenary Council of the Philippines (held January 7 to 25), Archbishop Thomas Norman Cardinal Gilroy, Archbishop of Sydney in Australia (who acted as Legate-a-Latere of Pope Pius XII), blessed and inaugurated the new seminary. In June 10 of the same year, by request of Archbishop Santos, priests from the Congregation of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (CICM), who accompanied him also in the custody of the seminary in Lipa from where he came from, took charge of the seminary from the Paules and fused seminarians from Lipa with the seminarians from Manila. In June 25, after some days of moving in, they celebrated their first Holy Spirit Mass to start the school year. Both minor and major seminarians were housed there. In August 22, 1955, a new building (the Our Lady of Guadalupe Minor Seminary) was erected in another lot in Guadalupe for the minor seminarians thus leaving alone major seminarians in San Carlos Seminary. In 1961, an academic curriculum and a faculty were arranged offering a predivinity college course leading to an AB Classical Major in Philosophy diploma and a four-year course in theological studies as prescribed for those aspiring to become presbyters. In 1973, the custody of the seminary was held again by Filipino diocesan clergy having Archbishop Oscar Cruz as the first Filipino rector. In 1978, the graduate school of theology was recognized by the government in granting the degree of Master of Arts Major in Theological Studies to seminarians who fulfill the requirements. (Source: http://scs.edu.ph/
	Sentro ng Asya para sa Pagsasanay at Pananaliksik para sa Kagalingang Panlipunan	Social Welfare and Development Center for Asia and the Pacific (SWADCAP) Building		National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Sentro ng Edukasyong Pang-agham ng Ateneo	Ateneo Science Education Center		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1996.
	Sentro ng Fast Food—Sentrong Pangkultura ng Pilipinas	Fast Food Center—Cultural Center of the Philippines		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Sentro ng Manpower at Pagsasanay ng Pasig	Pasig Manpower and Training Center		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Sentro ng Pagsasanay Pang-teknolohiya ng Pilipinas at Korea; Bulwagang Pang-alaala ng PEFTOK \| Palatandaan ng Puwersang Pag-espedisyon ng Pilipinas sa Korea	Philippine-Korea Technological Training Center; PEFTOK Memorial Hall \| Philippine Expeditionary Force to Korea Marker		National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Philippine Expeditionary Force to Korea (PEFTOK) Ipinadala ng pamahalaang Pilipinas sa Timog Korea bilang tugon sa panawagan ng United Nations na pigilan ang pag-abante ng hukbo ng Hilagang Korea, 1950–1955. Binuo ng 2nd, 10th, 14th, 19th, at 20th Battalion Combat Teams ng mga beteranong sundalo ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig at bihasa sa labanang gerilya. Dumating ang unang grupo sa Pusan, 19 Setyembre 1950. Sumabak sa mga labanan sa Miudong at Singye (1950), Yuldong (1951), Hill Eerie (1951–1952), at Christmas Hill (1953). Mahigit sandaang Pilipino ang nasawi, 300 ang sugatan at 40 ang naging bilanggo ng digmaan. Matagumpay na bumalik sa Pilipinas ang huling grupo 17 Mayo 1955. Date Unveiled: June 25, 2015
	Sentro ng Pananaliksik sa Kapaligiran	Environmental Research Center	Miriam College Environmental Studies Institute	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1993.
	Sentro ng Philippine Stock Exchange, Tektite Towers	Philippine Stock Exchange Center, Tektite Towers		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Sentrong Medikal Alaala sa mga Beterano	Veterans Memorial Medical Center	VMMC	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Quezon City	Marker Text: Veterans Memorial Medical Center Itinatag sa tulong ng pamahalaang Estados Unidos sa bisa ng Batas Blg. (Rogers Act), 1 Hunyo 1948, upang tugunan ang pangangailangang pangkalusugan ng mga Pilipinong beterano ng digmaan. Pinasinayaan ng mga mataas na pinuno ng Estados Unidos at Pilipinas sa pangunguna ng Pangulong Ramon F. Magsaysay, 20 Nobyembre 1955. Ipinalalagay na huwaran ng ugnayang Pilipino-Amerikano. Naratay sa pagamutang ito ang mga Pangulong Aguinaldo, Sergio Osmena at Carlos Garcia. Dito ginamot ang dating senador Benigno Aquino, Jr. matapos ang ilang araw na di pagkain bilang pagtutuol sa pamahalaan ng Pangulong Ferdinand E. Marcos, 1977. Nanatili dito ang Pangulong Joseph Estrada matapos maalis sa tungkulin, 2001.
	Sentrong Medikal ng Saint Luke	Saint Luke's Medical Center	Saint Luke's	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Sentrong Pambrodkast ng ABS-CBN \| Palatandaan ng Unang Brodkast sa Telebisyon sa Pilipinas	ABS-CBN Broadcasting Centre \| Unang Brodkast sa Telebisyon sa Pilipinas Marker		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Unang Brodkast sa Telebisyon sa Pilipinas Inilunsad ng Alto Broadcasting System (ABS) sa DZAQ Channel 3 ang unang brodkast sa telebisyon sa Pilipinas, 23 Oktubre 1953. Itinatag ni Eugene J. Lopez ang Chronicle Broadcasting Network, 1955. Nabili ang ABS, 1957, at ang dalawang network ay nakilala bilang ABS-CBN, 1963. Naging ABS-CBN Corporation, 1967. Ipinatayo itong sentro ng pagbobrodkast ng network ng radyo’t telebisyon sa Bohol Avenue, 24 Pebrero 1967. Pinasinayaan, 18 Disyembre 1968. Year Unveiled: 2003
	Sentrong Pamilihan at Gusaling Tanggapan ng New Cinema	New Cinema Shopping Center and Office Building	Forum Theater	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	From the 1950’s to the 1970’s, Pablo Antonio dominated the scene in the production of modern cinema spaces. He is credited for Life Theater, Quezon Boulevard, Manila (1946, Theater and Auditorium, and 1954, Reconstruction and Enlargements); Lyric Theater, Escolta, Manila (1947, Rehabilitation); Scala Theater, Rizal Ave. Manila (1947); Ideal Theater, Rizal Avenue, Manila (Enlargements and Alterations, 1954-1955); Galaxy Theater, Rizal Avenue, Manila (1955); Cine Star, Azcarraga, Manila; Concepcion Theater, Malabon; Paco Cinema, Herran, Paco, Manila; Century 21 Theatre, Cubao; Forum Theater, Rizal Avenue, Manila; Ritz Theater, Bacolod; and, Cine Dalisay, Manila. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Sentrong Pamilihan ng Cartimar, dalawang palapag na accesoria at dalawang seksyon ng isang palapag na mga pamilihan	Cartimar Shopping Center, two-story Accessoria and two blocks of One-story Markets		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Cartimar have bike center, pet shops, orchids and plants, fruits, vegetable and wet market section, groceries and grain section, tailoring, dresses and shoes. (Source: cartimar.com.ph)
	Sentrong Pamilihan ng Greenhills	Greenhills Shopping Center		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Greenhills Shopping Center (GSC) is a 16-hectare bargain shopping center owned and operated by Ortigas & Company, Limited Partnership. Situated in the heart of San Juan. (Source: www.greenhills.com.ph/)
	Sentrong Pamilihan ng Magallanes Village	Magallanes Village Shopping Center		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Sentrong Pandisenyo - Sentrong Pangkultura ng Pilpinas	Design Center Philippines-Cultural Center of the Philippines		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	After successfully establishing the Cultural Center of the Philippines, the First Lady had the Folk Arts Theater built in 1974, just a stone’s throw ofthe CCP. An arena- type, 10,000-seat theater constructed within an incredible seventy-seven days, it was intended to serve as the venue For the country’s hosting of the 1974 Miss Universe Pageant. By virtue of Presidential Decree 279 (signed 24 August 1973), she also undertook the conception and construction of the Design Center Philippines, also at the CCP Complex.
	Sentrong Pang-Kanser ng Andres Soriano Jr. (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Andres Soriano Jr. Cancer Center (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1991.
	Sentrong Pang-nutrisyon ng Pilipinas	Nutrition Center of the Philippines		National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	The Nutrition Center, with its rectangular outline and large overhangs, also has decided local character and feeling. The central lobby, entered from under the prominently cantilevered porte-cochere, is a double-storied space open on two sides. Except for
	Sentrong Pangkabataan	Youth Center		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Sentrong Pangkapulungang Pandaigdig ng Pilipinas	Philippine International Convention Center	PICC	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	To symbolize its vision of Manila as the hub of Asia, the Philippine government exercised great foresight in commissioning the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC). Planned to provide international and local fourms of all kinds with the most sophisticated technological facilities, it opened, significantly enough, with a conference on the survival of mankind followed by the Batasang Pambansa (a national gathering of representatives from all sectoer of the country). Its planning also incorporated the specifications of the IMF and World Bank annual meetings, which it hosted in early October, 1976. (Source: The architecture of Leandro V. Locsin)
	Sentrong Pangkultura ng Marikina \| Palatandaan ng Unang Pagawaan ng Sapatos sa Marikina	Sentrong Pangkultura ng Marikina \| Unang Pagawaan ng Sapatos sa Marikina Marker	Kapitan Moy Museum	National Capital Region	Marikina City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Unang Pagawaan ng Sapatos sa Marikina Sa bahay na ito, na naging paaralan, ipinanganak si Laureano Guevara (Kapitan Moy), pangunahing manggagawa ng sapatos sa Marikina, anak nina Jose Emiterio GUevara at Matea Mariquita Andres, nagsimulang gumawa ng sapatos nang mga huling araw ng taong 1887 sa tulong nina Tiburcio Eustaquio, Ambrosio Santa Ines, Gervasio Carlos, at iba pa. Nakatulas sila ng mga wastong pamamaraan sa paggawa ng sapatos sa kanilang patuloy na pananagumpay sa gawaing ito ng nagbunsod sa kapulungang-bayan na magpatibay ng isang resolusyon noong Hullyo 2, 1968, upang gawing isang museo ang bahay na ito.
	Sentrong Pangkultura ng Pilipinas (Pangunahing Tanghalan)	Cultural Center of the Philippines (Main Theater)	CCP	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The theater has four levels: Orchestra, Boxes, Balcony I and Balcony II and is able to accomodate a total of 1,821 guests. The theater has a split orchestra pit floor and is equipped to meet the requirements of large theatrical production such as ballets, operas, symphonic concerts and other musicals. (Source: CCP website)
	Sentrong Pangnutrisyon ng Pilipinas	Nutrition Center of the Philippines (Interior Design)	NCP	National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Serbesahan ng Polo ng San Miguel	San Miguel Polo Brewery	BBB	National Capital Region	Valenzuela City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Valenzuela City (per Ordinance No. 476, series of 2018); Registered Property, City of Valenzuela
	Shoemart Centerpoint	Shoemart Centerpoint	SM City Santa Mesa	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Shoemart Cubao	Shoemart Cubao	SM Cubao	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Shoemart Megamall	Shoemart Megamall	SM Megamall	National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Shoemart North EDSA	Shoemart North EDSA	SM North; SM North EDSA	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Showroom ng Saniwares (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Saniwares Showroom (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1983.
	Showroon ng Saniwares (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Saniwares Showroom (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1990.
	Showroon ng Sensorium (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Sensorium Showroom (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1992.
	Silid Dao at Tindalo, Manila Hotel	Dao and Tindalo Rooms, Manila Hotel (rehabilitation)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Simbahan at Pambansang Dambana ng San Miguel at mga Arkanghel ng San Miguel, Maynila \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng San Miguel	Regal Parish and National Shrine of Saint Michael and the Archangels of San Miguel, Manila \| Simbahan ng San Miguel Marker	San Miguel Pro-Cathedral; San Miguel Church Manila	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng San Miguel Itinayo ng mga Hesuwita ang unang simbahang yari sa bato sa tabi ng Tripa de Gallina, 1603. Naging simbahang pangparokya, 1603. Sentro ng misyong Hapon, 1615. Ibinigay sa pamamahala ng mga paring sekular, 1768, at sa mga Pransiskano, 1777. Inilipat sa pinagkakatayuan ngayon at pinasailalim sa Parokya ng Quiapo, 1783. Ibinalik sa mga Pransiskano, 1797. Pinangasiwaan ng mga paring sekular, 1899. Itinayo ang kasalukuyang simbahan, 1913. Hinirang na Pro-Katedral ng Maynila, 1946–1958. Ginawang Pambansang Dambana ni San Miguel at ng mga Arkanghel, 1986. Date Unveiled: September 28, 2003
	Simbahan ng Banal na Pagpapakasakit; Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Banal na Pagpapakasakit	Church of the Holy Sacrifice Historical Landmark	U.P. Chapel; Flying Saucer; Chapel of the Holy Sacrifice	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin; Registered Property, Quezon City	The Church of Holy Sacrifice located at the University of the Philippines campus in Diliman, Quezon City possess the early works of five National Artists, namely, Leandro V. Locsin (Architecture), Napoleon Abueva (Sculpture); and Arturo R. Luz, Vicente Manansala; and Ang Kiukok (Painting). Architect Locsin designed the unique circular church; Mr. Abueva made the crucific that hangs from the unadorned dome; Mr. Luz designed the floor in terrazzo depicting the "River of Life" radiating from the altar; and with the assistance of Mr. Kiukok, Mr. Manansala made the wall-sized Stations of the Cross. Father John P. Delaney SJ who established the UP Student Catholic Association (SCA) was the moving spirit behind the building of the church. This church is the first round church ever erected as well as the first thin-shelled concrete dome structure in the country. The Chapel of the Holy Sacrifiice was conceived in 1954 by the young architect Leandro V. Locsin as his first major commissioed work at the instance of then UP Chaplain Fr. John P. Delaney, SJ. The chapel was completed in 1955, with such architectural achievements as being the first thin-shelled concrete dome on the Philippines and the country's first circular chapel with an altar in the middle. Declared as an Important Cultural Property by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2006, and a National Historical Landmark by virtue of National Historical Insitute Resolution No. 5, s 2005. Marker Text Church of the Holy Sacrifice Built at the instance of U.P. Chaplain John P. Delaney, S.J., 1955. Architectural design by Leandro V. Locsin. Murals of the Stations of the Cross by Vicente S. Manansala assisted by Ang Kiukok; sculpture of crucifix and altar by Napoleon V. Abueva; River of Life floor terrazo by Arturo R. Luz. Construction, David M. Consunji and Felisberto G. Reyes; thin-shell dome design Alfredo L. Juinio. Water system Lamberto Un Ocampo, electrical system Jose M. Segovia and Agapito S. Pineda. An outstanding example of contemporary architecture of the 1950’s as the first circular chapel and first thin-shell dome in the country. A living monument to the artistry by proclaimed National Artists and ingenuity by the UP College of Engineering. Declared Important Cultural Property by the National Museum, and National Historical Landmark by the National Historical Institute, December 2005. Date: 12 January 2006
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Banal na Rosaryo ng Tala	Parish Church of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary of Tala	Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza	Construction completed on October 5, 1950
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Biyaya ng Guadalupe \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan at Monasteryo ng Guadalupe	Parish Church of Nuestra Señora de Gracia of Guadalupe \| Church and Monastery of Guadalupe Marker	Simbahan ng Guadalupe; Guadalupe Church	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Church and Monastery of Guadalupe The foundations of this Church and Monastery of the Augustinian Order were laid in 1601 and construction work was finished in 1629. Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe was chosen titular patroness in 1603. After the Chinese uprising of 1639 this sanctuary served as a seat of devotion for the Chinese. The buildings withstood the earthquakes of 1645, 1658, 1754 and 1863; the masonry roof of the church collapsed in the earthquakes of 1880 and the structure was rebuilt in 1882 by Rev. Jose Corujedo, O.S.A. Site of an orphan asylum and trade school administered by the Augustinian Order for the benefit of the children of the victims of the cholera of 1882. Both church and monastery were gutted by fire in February, 1899, during the early skirmishes between Americans and Filipinos. Year Unveiled: 1937
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Kapayapaan at Katarungan; Dambana ng Birhen ng Kapayapaan at Katarungan	Church of Our Lady of Peace and Justice; Our Lady of Peace Shrine	EDSA Shrine; Shrine of Mary, Queen of Peace, Our Lady of EDSA	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa; Registered Property, Quezon City	Completed in 1989.
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng mga Walang Mag-Ampon ng Marikina \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Birhen ng mga Walang Mag-Ampon	Parish Church of Our Lady of the Abandoned of Marikina \| Simbahan ng Nuestra Señora de Los Desamparados Marker	Simbahan ng Marikina; Marikina Church	National Capital Region	Marikina City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Nuestra Señora de los Desemparados Unang ipinatayong yari sa pawid at kawayan ng mga paring Agustino sa Chorillo (ngayo’y Barangka), 1572. Inilipat sa Jesus de la Peña nang ang visita ay nalipat sa ilalim ng pangangasiwa ng mga paring Heswita, 1630; pinasinayaaan at ginanap ang unang misa, Abril 16, 1630. Muling inilipat at ipinagawa ang simbahang bato sa kasalukuyang kinatatayuan nito, 1687; ganap na natapos at naging isang parokya, 1690. Nasunog ang malaking bahagi ng noong Digmaang Pilipino laban sa Kastila at Pilipino laban sa Amerikano. Nasira ang kampanaryo noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Pinasimulang ayusin at pagandahin simula pa noong 1951 ng kura paroko sa tulong ng mga samahang panrelihiyon, sibiko at mamamayan. Date Unveiled: May 13, 1990
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng mga Walang Mag-Ampon ng Santa Ana \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Santa Ana	Parish Church of Our Lady of the Abandoned of Santa Ana \| Church of Santa Ana Marker	Santa Ana Church; Our Lady of the Abandoned Church	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Restoration by National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Church of Santa Ana First Franciscan Mission established outside Manila, in 1578. Present Church built under the supervision of Vicente Ingles, O.F.M. Cornerstone laid on September 12, 1720, by Francisco De la Cuesta, Archbishop of Manila and acting Governor of the Philippines. Year Unveiled: 1936
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Peñafrancia ng Paco \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Birheng Peñafrancia	Parish Church of Our Lady of Peñafrancia of Paco \| Simbahan ng Birheng Peñafrancia Marker	Peñafrancia Church	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Birhen ng Peñafrancia Ginawang una sa pawid at kawayan noong 1697 nang ang Peñafrancia ay sityo ng dating bayan ng Dilao na noon ay nasa karatig pook ng city hall ng Lungsod ng Maynila. Naitayo ito sa pagsusumikap ni Padre Miguel Robles de Covarrubias, dahilan sa kanyang panata sa Birhen ng Peña de Francia sa Salamanca sa Espanya noong siya ay bata pang sakitin. Ang imahen na pinangalanang “Nuestra Señora del Rosario ng Ilog Pasig,” ay idinambana rito noong 1712. Date Unveiled: July 4, 1979
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Walang Mag-Ampon ng Muntinlupa	Parish Church of Our Lady of the Abandoned of Muntinlupa	Our Lady of the Abandoned; OLACS	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Simbahan ng Birheng Mapagbigay-lunas ng Malate \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Malate	"Parish Church of Our Lady of Remedies of Malate \| Church of Malate Marker"	Simbahan ng Malate; Malate Church; Nuestra Señora de los Remedios Church	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	It was dedicated to Nuestra Señora de los Remedios. _____ Marker Text: Church of Malate This section of the city dates back to 1588. The titular patroness of this church is Nuestra Señora de los Remedios whose statue was brought from Spain in 1624 by Rev. Juan Guevara, O.S.A. The British landed their troops near these shores in 1762 and used the church of Malate for protection for their rear-guard in the capture of Manila. This church was greatly damaged by the earthquake of June 3, 1863 and was rebuilt by Rev. Francisco Cuadrado, O.S.A. The parish has been under the successive administration of the Augustinians, the secular clergy, the Redemptorists, and the Columbans. Year Unveiled: 1937
	Simbahan ng Busilak na Puso ni Maria ng Lungsod Quezon	Parish Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary of Quezon City	Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Commission for Culture and the Arts; Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	The IHMP church was designed by Architect Leandro Locsin, the National Artist and designer of the Cultural Center of the Philippines in 1975. Architect Locsin conceptualized and designed the IHMP Church building before he worked on the design of the Cultural Center of the Philippines. The IHMP church is reputedly the last religious building Locsin designed. Designed as a “salakot”, the Filipino native hat, the building is the only one of its kind in the country! It is a landmark in Metro Manila and as Locsin visualized it, the IHMP church should not only be spiritually edifying but it should also evoke the stirrings of nationalism among the parishioners and all church goers. Hence, the building does not only look Filipino from the outside but from the inside as well, as Locsin wanted the IHMP church to project the soul and spirit of the Filipino(.) On May 3, 1970, Fr. Ignacio A. Blanco, CMF officiated in the laying of the IHMP church cornerstone and two years later on May 1972, the first Mass was celebrated even if the construction of the church was on-going. On May 27, 1977, the IHMP church was inaugurated concurrent with the installation of the Immaculate Heart of Mary as patroness of the parish. (Source: http://www.claretphilippines.com/immaculate-heart-of-mary-parish)
	Simbahan ng Ina ng Awa ng Muntinlupa	Parish Church of Ina ng Awa of Muntinlupa	Ina ng Awa	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	Several years before the establishment of Our Lady of Mercy (1953), the former name of Ina ng Awa, all Catholic religious services attended by prisoners and civilian population were held inside the prison compound. When prisoners increased in numbers, prison officials and religious leaders decided to build a chapel outside the compound. On September 24, 1953, the first mass was celebrated by His Eminence Rufino Cardinal Santos (one of three priest imprisoned during the latter part of Japanese occupation) where he established and installed the Our Lady of Mercy Chaplaincy and patron of the NBP reservation. On January 10, 1994, His Eminence Jaime Cardinal Sin established the Ina Ng Awa Parish.
	Simbahan ng Kalinis-linisang Paglilihi ng Malabon \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Concepcion	Parish Church of Immaculate Concepcion of Malabon \| Ang Simbahan ng Concepcion Marker	Concepcion Church; Malabon Church	National Capital Region	Malabon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Malabon	Marker Text: Ang Simbahan ng Concepcion Itinatag ng mga paring Agustino bilang visita ng Tambobong, ngayo'y Malabon, sa patronato ng La Purisima, 1607. Itinayo ang unang kapilya sa bato at tisa, 1866. Nasira ng lindol, 1880. Ipinatayo ang kasalukuyang simbahan, 1886. Ginamit ng Iglesia Filipina Independente biliang simbahan, 26 Nobyembre 1902. Ibinalik sa Simbahang Romano Katoliko alinsunod sa utos ng Korte Suprema ng Pilipinas, 24 Nobyembre 1906. Naging simbahang parokyal, 8 Setyembre 1907. Pinagtibay ng Santo Papa Juan Paolo II ang koronasyong kanoniko ng lumang imahen ng La Inmaculada Concepcion ng Malabon, 16 Setyembre 1986. Ginanap ang koronasyon sa panguguna ni Jaime Cardinal Sin, Arsobispo ng Maynila, 7 Disyembre 1986. Year Unveiled: 2007
	Simbahan ng L'Annunziata ng Muntinlupa	Parish Church of L'Annunziata of Muntinlupa	L'Annunziata Parish	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	More than two decades ago, atop a captivating hill at the heart at Victoria Homes Subdivision, in the southernmost part of Tunasan, Muntinlupa, a cathedral type Church was beginning to rise. The said Church now known as L’Annunziata Parish was named by the Italian priest, Rev. Fr. Guido Coletti, OSJ after “The Annunciation to Mary’. It was September 1981 when the hallmark of Victoria Homes, specifically at Jade Heights, that the construction of the Church started. There were only few families in the subdivision that time. It has been the cherished desire of the Congregation of the Oblates of St. Joseph to dedication to Church in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Out of this dream, L’Annunziata Church was born. A Church and a convent rose simultaneously which serves as the venue of formation for the Oblate novices for the Congregation are prepared for the religious life for one year before they pledge to dedicate themselves to serve God and others for his personal sanctification and for His greater glory. The building was made possible through the help of the Congregation of the Oblates of St. Joseph, and the parishioners of Sanctuario de San Jose, Greenhills, where Rev. Fr. Guido, OSJ was the Parish Priest, and through the generosity of his close friends.
	Simbahan ng Mabuting Pastol	Good Shepherd Church	Good Shepherd Parish Church	National Capital Region	Las Piñas City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1986.
	Simbahan ng Maria Clara \| Palatandaan ni Obispo Maximo Isabelo de los Reyes, Anak	Maria Clara Church \| Obispo Maximo Isabelo de los Reyes, Anak Marker	Parish of Maria Clara, Shrine of Our Lady of Balintawak; Iglesia Filipina Independiente	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Obispo Maximo Isabelo de los Reyes, Anak Sa simbahang ito inordenan at unang nagmisa. Isinilang sa Madrid, Espanya, noong Pebrero 14, 1900. Naging Kataas-taasang Obispo ng Iglesia Filipina Independiente at masugid na tagapagtaguyod ng Kilusang Ekumenismo sa Pilipinas. Namatay noong Oktubre 10, 1971 sa sa simbahang ito samantalang nagkakasal. Year Unveiled: 1972
	Simbahan ng Maria Imakulada	Mary Immaculate Parish Church		National Capital Region	Las Piñas City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1988.
	Simbahan ng Maria Ina ng Diyos ng Muntinlupa	Parish Church of Mary Mother of God of Muntinlupa	Mary Mother of God Parish	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Simbahan ng Maria, Dulot ng ating Kaligayahan ng Muntinlupa	Parish Church of Mary, Cause of Our Joy of Muntinlupa	Mary, Cause of Our Joy Parish	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Simbahan ng Nagkakaisang Metodista	The United Methodist Church	Tangos United Methodist Church	National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: United Methodist Church (Tangos, Navotas) Unang sangay ng simbahang metodista na sinimulan nina Juan at Pedro Pascual sa Navotas noong 1900. Ginanap ang unang pagsamba sa pangunguna ni Simeon Blas sa bahay ni Lucio Sanchez at bininyagan ang unang 50 kaanib ni Pastor Nicolas Zamora, 1902. Ipinatayo ang unang kapilya, 1905; pinalitan, 1929; at ang kasalukuyang kongkretong simbahan na itinalaga sa paglilingkdd nina Obispo I.K. Mondul at kagalang-galang Jose Gamboa, 1952-1965. Nagtayo ng mga karagdagang gusali: bahay pastoral, 1949; Dr. Marvin A. Rader Memorial Junior Church, 1959, na pinanganlang Florentina Dela Cruz Pascual Memorial Junior Church, 1969; educational building, 1980; at multi-purpose hall, 1983. Nagtatag ng mga samahang sekular tungo sa pagkakaisa at paglilingkod-panlipunan. Ipinagdiwang ang ika-85 taon ng pagkatatag, Mayo 5, 1985.
	Simbahan ng San Agustin ng Intramuros \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng San Agustin	Church of San Agustin	San Agustin Church; Immaculate Conception Parish Church of San Agustin; Shrine of Our Lady of Consolacion y Correa; Baroque Churches of the Philippines; Church of the Immaculate Conception of San Agustin	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	UNESCO World Heritage Site; National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	San Agustin Church was one of the four Philippine churches constructed during the Spanish Colonial period to be designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, under the collective title Baroque Churches of the Philippines. _____ Marker Text: Church of San Agustin Oldest stone church in the Philippines. Plans were approved in 1586. Construction started in 1587 and completed in 1607 under the supervision successively of Augustinian Fathers Francisco de Bustos, Ildefonso Perez, Diego de Avila and Brother Alonso de Perea. Its architect was Juan Macias. It has withstood many earthquakes from 1645 up to the present and survived the British invasion in 1762, the Spanish–American War in 1898 and the Japanese invasion in 1942. The church choir has 68 carved molave seats with narra inlaids, an artistic lectern and parchment cantorals of the 17th and 18th centuries. The church and its graves were profaned during the British occupation of Manila in 1762. The ashes of early Spanish conquistadores Legazpi, Salcedo, Lavezares, and blessed Pedro de Zuniga and others now rest in the easternmost chapel of the transept. Terms for the American occupation of Manila were prepared in the vestry of the church in 1898. The First Philippine Plenary Council was held here in 1953. Chosen as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993. Year Unveiled: 1998 _____ In 1571, the first buildings of San Agustin were constructed using bamboo and nipa leaves. These buildings, located in the southern wall of Intramuros, were eventually destroyed because of typhoon and strong winds. In 1586, a resolution was passed to build a stronger structure. Large adobe stones, then one of the strongest construction materials in use, was chosen to rebuild the church. These stones were especially cut from quarries as far as Guadalupe, Meycauayan and San Mateo, Rizal. The structure built along the intersection of Calle Real and St. Lucia Street would later become a Monastery. Rectangular in shape, the monastery housed a courtyard which was later converted into a garden by famous botanist Fr. Blanco. In this garden, Fr. Blanco devoted his time in studying the numerous species of plants found in the Philippines. At present, the Parish Church of San Agustin is the oldest church in the Philippines and the only church dating to the Spanish Colonial Era still in existence within the walled city.
	Simbahan ng San Alfonso Maria de Liguori ng Makati	Parish Church of Saint Alphonsus Mary de Liguori of Makati	Magallanes Church; Chapel of Saint Alphonsus Liguori	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Constructed March 2000.
	Simbahan ng San Andres Apostol ng Bel-Air	Parish Church of Saint Andrew the Apostle of Bel-Air	Bel-Air Church; Simbahan ng Bel-Air	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Simbahan ng San Bartolome ng Malabon	Parish Church of San Bartolome of Malabon	San Bartolome Church; Malabon Church	National Capital Region	Malabon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, City of Malabon	San Bartolome Church’s protruding triangular pediment, supported by the colonnade of the façade, bears Augustinian symbol and the year 1861. The façade features eight (8) imposing ionic columns reminiscent of a greco-roman temple. The church has a central nave and two aisles, transcept, and a dome in the media naranja or barrel vault style which is cupped by a campanile. It measures 40.14 meters by 25.05 meters. The main entrance is a jubilee door decorated with wood carvings and a retablo with the image of Saint Bartholomew the Apostle is present.
	Simbahan ng San Fernando ng Dilao ng Paco \| Simbahan ng Dilao-Paco	Parish Church of San Fernando de Dilao of Paco \| Church of Dilao-Paco Marker	Paco Church; Simbahan ng Paco; San Fernando de Dilao Parish; Saint Fernando III De Castilla y Leon	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	It is the first church built out of nipa and bamboo. It was dedicated to Our Lady of Purification. _____ Marker Text: Church of Dilao–Paco The first chapel built in 1599–1601, and damaged during the Chinese uprising of 1603, was repaired by Archdean Francisco Gomez Arellano. The chapel gave way to a church built in 1809–1914 under the supervision of Bernardo de la Concepcion Perdigon, O.F.M., afterward Bishop of Nueva Caceres. The church was damaged by the earthquakes of 1852 and 1881, and destroyed by fire on February 5, 1899. The present church was solemnly blessed on April 29, 1934. Year Unveiled: 1936
	Simbahan ng San Geronimo Emiliani at Santa Susana ng Muntinlupa	Parish Church of Saint Jerome Emiliani and Santa Susana of Muntinlupa	Saint Jerome Church	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	The St. James the Great Parish Foundation, Inc. was organized by a group of civic minded and religiously dedicated men and women to plan and oversee the construction of the church. Ayala land, Inc., sq. meters of land on the corners of Cuenca, Ibaan and Malvar Streets and the sum of P5 million to jumo start the construction. The architecture of the church would be of “old world church” of the Spanish missionaries. The formal ground-breaking ceremony was held on the Feast Day of St. James the Great on July 25, 1991. The church complex would also include a Perpetual Adoration Chapel, niches known later as the “Sanctuario de los Santos” as well as the Parish Rectory and offices. On the February 4, 1995, the Church of St. James the Great was inaugurated by His Eminence Jaime Cardinal L. Sin. On April 23, 1996, the first computer-controlled 23-bell carillon as installed and signified the full completion of the construction of the church.
	Simbahan ng San Jose \| Palatandaan ni Emilio Jacinto	Saint Joseph Parish Church \| Emilio Jacinto Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Emilio Jacinto Kinilalang “Utak ng Katipunan,” si Jacinto ay isinilang sa pook na ito noong ika-15 ng Disyembre, 1875. Anak nina Mariano Jacinto at Josefa Dizon. Unang nag-aral sa paaralan ni Maestro Pascual Ferrer; nagtapos ng Batsilyer sa Sining sa Kolehiyo ng San Juan de Letran at nag-aral ng batas sa Unibersidad ng Sto. Tomas. Umanib sa Katipunan noong 1894 na ang sinasagisag ay ”Pingkian." naging Kalihim ng K.K.K., at kanang-kamay ni Andres Bonifacio. May akda ng ”Kartilya," "Liwanag at Dilim" atbp. Kasamang nagtatag ng Kalayaan, ang pahayagang tambuli ng KKK, at nagsulat doon sa ilalim ng sagisag ng "Dimas-Ilaw.” Namatay noong ika-16 ng Abril, 1899 sa Mahayhay, Laguna.
	Simbahan ng San Jose Manggagawa ng Lungsod Quezon	Parish Church of Saint Joseph the Worker of Quezon City	Saint Joseph the Worker Parish	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Simbahan ng San Jose ng Las Piñas \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Parokya ng San Jose, Las Piñas	Parish Church of Saint Joseph of Las Piñas \| Simbahan ng Parokya ng San Jose, Las Piñas Marker	Simbahan ng Las Piñas; Las Piñas Church; Bamboo Organ Church	National Capital Region	Las Piñas City	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Marker Texts: Simbahan ng Las Piñas Itinatag bilang pueblo, 1762. Inihiwalay sa parokya ng Parañaque, 1775. Itinalagang unang naninirahang kura paroko si P. Diego Cera dela Virgen del Carmen, Disyembre 26, 1795. Ipinatayo niya ang simbahang bato, 1797–1819 at ang organong yari sa 902 tubong kawayan at 129 tubong lata, 1816–1824. Bahagyang nasira ng lindol, 1828 at 1863. Dahil sa magkakasunod na paglindol noong 1880, ito ay hindi na pinagdausan ng misa. Ipinakumpuni noong 1883 subalit hindi ito ganap na naisaayos. Ginamit na kampo ng mga bihag noong panahon ng pananakop ng mga Hapon at bilang pagamutan noong liberasyon. Ibinalik sa dating kaayusan sa pamamagitan ng magkasamang pagpupunyagi ng parish community at ng Historical Conservation Society, 1962–1977. Date Unveiled: July 27, 1995 _____ Simbahan ng Parokya ng San Jose, Las Piñas Ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan sa bisa ng Resolusyon Blg. 08 ng Pambansang Komisyong Pangkasaysayan ng Pilipinas, 15 Hulyo 2013. Date Unveiled: February 28, 2014 _____ Rehabilitation by Ar. Mañosa in 1978.
	Simbahan ng San Juan Bautista ng Pinaglabanan \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng San Juan del Monte; Palatandaan nina Felipe Agoncillo (1859-1941) at Marcela Marino Agoncillo (1859-1946)	Parish Church of Saint John the Baptist of Pinaglabanan \| Church of San Juan del Monte Marker; Felipe Agoncillo (1859-1941) at Marcela Marino Agoncillo (1859-1946) Marker	Pinaglabanan Church; Santuario del Santo Cristo	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Local Cultural Property - Cultural and School Zone, San Juan City	Marker Text: Church of San Juan del Monte The church and convent were built in 1602–1604 by the Dominican Province of the Most Holy Rosary on a site donated by Captain Julian de Cuenca. Both buildings were burned during the Chinese uprising of 1639. The new church and convent, constructed in 1641, were set on fire in July 1763 during the British occupation of Manila. The present church and convent, constructed in 1774, were used by the insurgent forces of the revolution of 1898. This sanctuary is the seat of the Cofraternity of Santisimo Cristo de San Juan del Monte approved by Pope Innocent X on March 4, 1648. Year Unveiled: 1937 _____ Marker Text: Felipe Agoncillo (1859-1941) at Marcela Marino Agoncillo (1859-1946) Sa libingang ito nakalagak ang mga labí ng mag-asawang Felipe Agoncillo, unang Pilipinong embahador at Marcela Mariño Agoncillo, ang tumahi ng unang bandila ng Pilipinas. Marker Text: September 29, 1982 _____ The church and convent were built in 1602-1604 by the Dominican Province of the Most Holy Rosary on a site donated by Capitan Julian de Cuenca. Both buidings were burned during the Chinese uprising of 1639. The new church and convent, constructed in 1641, were set on fire in July 1763 during the British occupation of Manila. The present church and convent, constructed in 1774. were used by the insurgent forces of the revolution of 1898. This sanctuary is the seat of the confraternity of Santisimo Cristo de San Juan del Monte approved by Pope Innocent X on March 4, 1648.
	Simbahan ng San Juan Bautista ng Pinaglabanan at Bahagi ng mga Daang Pinaglabanan at Santolan	Parish Church of Saint John the Baptist of Pinaglabanan and a Portion of Pinaglabanan and Santolan Roads	Pinaglabanan Church	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - Cultural and School Zone, San Juan City
	Simbahan ng San Nicolas ng Tolentino ng Muntinlupa	Parish Church of San Nicolas de Tolentino of Muntinlupa	San Nicolas de Tolentino Parish	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	The Our Lady of the Abandoned may have been considered the Patroness of Muntinlupa Parish from the beginning but nobody dared to call its name as it is today. In fact, Rev. Fr. Antolin Espeleta, a native of Muntinlupa who became parish priest of his hometown in 1957-1982, has said that when he was still a small boy, the present image of Nuestra Señora de los Desamparados was already venerated at the altar. Obviously, the populace believed that Nuestra Señora de los Desamparados in Spanish and Our Lady of the Abandoned in English is certainly the name and the Patroness of Muntinlupa Parish. The façade wall of the church is mostly composed of dark-colored adobe material in brick style, with colored glass panels on the windows. The ceiling is decorated with several chandeliers and a huge ceiling fan. Since the church is situated in a narrow street, there was no provided proper setback. There are no windows at the ground level. The windows are limited to the upper floor. However, the natural lighting from the upper floor is sufficient enough to illuminate the interior of church.
	Simbahan ng San Roque ng Alabang ng Muntinlupa	Parish Church of San Roque de Alabang of Muntinlupa	San Roque de Alabang Parish	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	Noong taong 1861, ang nayon ng Cupang ay nasasakop ng Muntinlupa. Wala pang kapilya ng panahong iyon, kaya’t ang mga mamayan ay nagpunta pa sa bayan para magsimba. Taong 1908, nagmungkahi ang mga mamamayan sa kura paroko na si Fr. Dion de Mendoza na magkaroon ng isang maliit na kapilya. At sa loob din ng taong iyon, ang kapilya ay naitayo na yari sa kugon at kawayan. Taong 1925, sa pamamagitan ng pagtutulung-tulong ng mga taga-baryo, ang bubong na kugon ay napalitan ng yero, ang dingding at altar na yari sa kawayan at napalitan ng kahoy noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig
	Simbahan ng San Roque ng Pateros \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Pateros	Parish Church of San Roque of Pateros \| Simbahan ng Pateros Marker	Santa Maria Shrine; Pateros Church; San Roque de Pateros Church Complex; San Roque Parish Church	National Capital Region	Pateros	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum (San Roque de Pateros Church Complex); Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Pateros Itinatag ng mga Agustino bilang visita ng Pasig, 1572. Naging visita ng Taguig, 1742. Naging parokya sa patronato ni San Roque, 1 Hunyo 1815. Ipinatayo nina Padre Andres Veil at Padre Manuel Pelaes ang simbahan yari sa bato ayon sa disenyo ni Padre Santos Gomez Marañon, 1815. Ipinagawa ni Padre Raymundo Martinez ang kampanang ipinangalan kay San Isidro, 1821. Nasira ng lindol, 1863. Ipinaayos ni Padre Nicolas Gonzales, 1892; ipinatapos ni Padre Tomas Espejo, 1893. Pansamantalang naging kuwartel heneral ni Hen. Emilio Aguinaldo ang kumbento, 1–2 Enero 1897. Nasira noong Labanan sa Pateros, 14 Marso 1899. Dito ikinulong ng mga Hapon ang mga Pilipinong dinakip sa Pateros, Agosto 1943. Maraming sibilyan ang pinaslang ng mga Hapon sa loob ng simbahan at sa paligid nito, Disyembre 1944. Date Unveiled: August 15, 2015
	Simbahan ng San Vicente de Paul ng Ermita	Parish Church of Saint Vincent de Paul of Ermita \| Church of San Vicente de Paul Marker	Saint Vincent de Paul Parish	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Church of San Vicente de Paul The chapel built here in 1883 was used as parish church of Paco from 1898 to 1909. Parish of San Vicente de Paul erected in 1909. Present church built of concrete in 1912 to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the arrival of the Vincentians and Sisters of Charity in the Philippines. Year Unveiled: 1935
	Simbahan ng Santa Ana ng Taguig \| Simbahan ng Tagig	Parish Church of Saint Anne of Taguig \| Simbahan ng Tagig Marker	Archdiocesan Shrine of Saint Anne; Santa Ana Church; Taguig Church; Simbahan ng Taguig	National Capital Region	Taguig City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum (for Santa Ana Church Complex); Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Tagig Itinatag ng mga paring Agustino ang parokya sa pamamatnubay ng patronang si Sta. Ana at ipinatayo ng unang kura paroko P. Diego Alvarez, ang unang simbahang bato noong 1587. Nasira ng lindol, 1645, at muling ipinatayo ni P. Andres Diaz, 1848. Nasirang muli ng lindol, 1882, at muling ipinatayong yari sa bato ni P. Giullermo Diaz, 1886–1896. Ipinaayos ni Rt. Rev. Msgr. Augurio I. Juta, 1980–1985, at ni Msgr. Emmanuel V. Sunga, 1985–1987. Inihandog sa Panginoon ng Kagalang-Galang Obispo Bruno Torpigliani, Apostoliko Nunsiyo sa Pilipinas, sa pagdiriwang ng ika-400 taong pagkatatag ng parokya, Hulyo 25, 1987. Date Unveiled: July 25, 1987
	Simbahan ng Santa Cruz ng Maynila \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Santa Cruz (Manila); Palatandaan ng Justiniano Asuncion; Palatandaan ng Leoncio Asuncion	Parish Church of Santa Cruz of Manila \| Church of Santa Cruz (Manila) Marker; Justiniano Asuncion Marker; Leoncio Asuncion Marker	Santa Cruz Church Manila	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Church of Santa Cruz This church was built and administered by the Jesuits up to 1768. Adjoining was the Jesuit College of San Ildefonso, founded by Governor Alfonso Fajardo de la Tenza on January 9, 1724. The titular Patroness of the church is Nuestra Señora del Pilar, whose satue was brought from Spain prior to 1763. The confraternity of Nuestra Señora del Pilar was canonically founded in this church in 1743. On the surrounding plaza the British returned the City of Manila to Simon de Anda y Salazar in 1764. Year Unveiled: 1937 _____ Justiniano Asuncion (1816–1896) Pangunahing pintor na kilalang-kilala sa “Capitan Ting.” Ipinanganak noong Setyembre 26, 1816 sa Sta. Cruz, Maynila. Nag-aral sa Escuela de Dibujo, 1834. Capitan municipal ng Sta. Cruz, gumuhit ng bantog na Koronasyon ng Birhen, Birhen ng Antipolo, Filomena Asuncion at Romana A. Carillo. Gumuhit din ng sinlaki ng taong larawan nina San Agustin, San Geronimo, San Ambrosio at San Gregorio Magno na dating nasa Simbahan ng Sta. Cruz, itinanghal ang mga ito sa Pambansang Museo at inilipat sa pag-iingat ng "Kayamanan" ng Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. Namatay noong 1896. Date Unveiled: September 12, 1983 _____ Leoncio Asuncion (1813–1888) Ama ng makabagong iskulturang panreliyon. Ipinanganak noong Setyembre 12, 1813 sa Sta. Cruz, Maynila. Nagtrabaho sa bantog na “Taller de Esculturas” noong 1830 at naging isa sa pinakamahusay na tagasalin ng garing at kahoy ng mga sining na panreliyon noong ika-19 na siglo. Lumilok ng bantong na “La Tercera Caida” ang kanyang mga obramaestra ay kilala dahil sa nakahahabag na anyo at sa pagkakatugma-tugma ng mga linyang anatomikal na isinagawa sa mga imaheng garing ng Pinagpalang Birheng Maria, Santo Cristo at marami pang iba. Namatay noong 1888. Date Unveiled: September 12, 1983
	Simbahan ng Santiago el Grande ng Muntinlupa	Parish Church of Saint James the Great of Muntinlupa	Saint James Church	National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	The Parish of San Roque de Alabang was formally founded on July 16, 1970 by virtue of DECREE OF ERECTION of the Late Arcbishop of Manila, Rufino Cardinal Santos, D.D.. With this decree, Barrio Alabang (as it was formerly called while under the Ecclesiastical District if Paranaque, Las Pinas and Muntinlupa (PLM), became an independent Parish separated from it’s mother Parish, the Our Lady of the Abandoned (Poblacion, Muntinlupa City) under the Patronage of San Roque de Montpellier. However, it was formally blessed and consecrated on August 10, 1980 by His Eminence, the Late Archbishop of Manila, Jaime Cardinal Sin, DD.
	Simbahan ng Santo Niño ng Pandacan \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Pandakan	Parish Church of Santo Niño of Pandacan \| Ang Simbahan ng Pandakan Marker	Simbahan ng Pandacan; Pandacan Church; Santo Niño de Pandacan	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	The Santo Niño de Pandacan was also called the Pandacan's mighty protector. Its more than 400 year-old image of Santo Niño is said to be similar to the Black Nazarene of Quiapo and the Black Madonna of Antipolo since they were all carved out of dark wood. In 1911, a blazing fire threatened Pandacan. Fr. Silvino Manalo placed the image of Santo Niño at the church tower where the fire can be seen over. Amazingly, the course of the wind suddenly changed. It was believed that the patron's image had saved Pandacan from a great conflagration. _____ Marker Text: Ang Simbahan ng Pandakan Itinayo noong 1732 ng paring Francisco del Rosario, O.F.M., ang simbahan at kumbento ay nayari noong 1760. Nasiraan dahil sa lindol ng 1852 at ng 1937. Ipinaayos ng paring Francisco Teodoro. Ang kasalukuyang simbahan ay itinayo sa pamamahala ng paring Victor R. Serrano at binasbasan ng arsobispo Jaime L. Sin noong ika-31 ng Marso, 1974. Date Unveiled: July 13, 1976
	Simbahan ng Santo Niño ng Tondo \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Tondo	Parish Church of Santo Niño de Tondo \| Church of Tondo Marker	Tondo Church; Santo Niño de Tondo Catholic Church	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Church of Tondo The first Catholic minister of Tondo was the Rev. Alonso de Alvarado, O.S.A. Tondo was the residence of Lakan-Dula who was baptized by the Rev. Martin de Rada, O.S.A. In the early days its ecclesiastical jurisdiction extended up to Pasig, Cainta and Taytay. Tondo was an active center of Catholic activities among the Chinese. The former convent was demolished in 1662 by Governor Sabiniano Manrique de Lara as a military precaution against the expected attack on Manila by Kue-Sing. The present church was built by the Rev. Manuel Diez, O.S.A., and the Rev. Casimiro Herrero, O.S.A., in the second half of the 19th century. Since the early days the traditional fluvial procession of Sto. Niño has attracted thousands of visitors to Tondo. Year Unveiled: 1939
	Simbahan nina San Pedro at San Pablo ng Makati \| Palatandaan ng San Pedro Macati	Parish Church of Saints Peter and Paul of Makati \| San Pedro Macati Marker	Saints Peter and Paul Church	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: San Pedro Macati The Franciscans were the first missionaries here in 1578. The Jesuits built this church in 1620 and administered it until 1768. Adjoining were the novitiate for the Jesuits and a house of retreat. Both the church and novitiate were dedicated to San Pedro in memory of the Rev. Pedro de los Montes, builder of the church, and of Captain Pedro de Britto, Regidor of Manila, who donated the site called Buenavista in 1607 and endowed the novitiate. Year Unveiled: 1937
	Simbahang Cosmopolitan	Cosmopolitan Church	United Church of Christ in the Philippines Cosmopolitan Church	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Protestant church built in 1936. _____ Marker Text: Cosmopolitan Church Itinatag bilang Cosmopolitan Student Church sa ilalim ng Philippine Methodist Church, Marso 1933. Itinalaga sa pook na ito, 1936. Kanlungan at sentro ng gawain ng mga kasapi ng simbahang lihim na kabilang sa kilusang gerilya, 1942-1944. Inokupahan ng mga Hapon, Setyembre 1944. Muling ipinatayo matapos masunog noong labanan sa Maynila, 1945. Isa sa mga simbahang nagtatag ng United Church of Christ in the Philippines (UCCP), 1948. Inialay ang bagong santuaryo, 14 Disyembre 1956. Pinagdausan ng “Wednesday Forum" para sa talakayang pangdemokrasya, 1973 at ng "Executive Session" ng 22 Senador ng Filipinas 28 Agosto 1987.
	Simbahang Don Bosco ng Makati	Parish Church of Saint John Bosco of Makati	Saint John Bosco Parish Church	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza	The church featured cross rib vaults in the ceiling, an influence that could be traced to Peter Luigi Nervi (1891-1979), recognized for the mark he left on American design, with the circular covered arena designed for the Olympic Games in Rome. The structure exemplified Nervi's work with ribbed concrete construction and, in effect, demostrated clerely that concrete for monumental public structures was aesthetically and economically viable.
	Simbahang Ebanghelika Metodista ng Kapuluang Pilipinas	Iglesia Evangelica Metodista En Las Islas Filipinas	IEMELIF	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Iglesia Evangelica Metodista en las Islas Filipinas Unang katutubong Iglesiya Ebanghelika sa Pilipinas. Itinatag ni Nicolas Zamora sa tondo, Maynila noong Pebrero 28, 1909, bunga ng paghiwalay sa Iglesia Metodista Episcopal. Ito ay iglesia na sa patnubay ng Diyos ay tumutustos, namamahala at nagpapalaganap sa sarili. Ginanap ang unang pagsamba sa tahanan ni Arsenio Bartolome sa 17 Moriones, Tondo, Maynila. Pinagtibay ang Konstitusyon at mga alituntunin nito, Marso 11, 1909. Natala sa Archivo Nasyonal, Abril 20, 1909. Ganap na natupok ang Templo Sentral, Mayo 3, 1941. Muling ipinatayo, Abril 21, 1947 at ganap na nayari, Pebrero 28, 1959. Umanib sa Philippine Federation of Evangelical Churches, 1946; sa Christian Conference of Asia, 1958; sa National Council of Churches in the Philippines, 1963; sa World Council of Churches at World Methodist Council, 1972.
	Simbahang Ellinwood Malate	Ellinwood Malate Church		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ellinwood Malate Church Itinatag ng Presbyterian Mission sa boys dormitory na ipinangalan kay Rev. Dr. Francis F. Ellinwood sa Daang Wright na ngayo’y Antonio Vasquez sa Malate; Rev. George Wright, unang pastor, 1907. Inilipat sa Tooker Hall ng Union High School, 1919. Rev. Catalino Paulino, unang Filipinong pastor, 1921. Ipinatayo ang unang kongkretong santuaryo at pinangalanang Ellinwood Malate Church, 1932. Dito itinago ang mga electro-type plates na ginamit sa paglimbag ng bibliya mula sa American Bible Society noong Labanan sa Maynila, 1945. Itinatag dito ang United Church of Chrsit in the Philippines, 1948. Ipinatayo ang kasalukuyang santuaryo, 1956. Pinagdausan ng Kumbensiyong Konstitusyonal ng UCCP, 1972. Halimbawa ng modernong arkitektura noong unang bahagi ng siglo-20 na naglalarawan ng estilong hango sa Romanesko at Gotiko. Year Unveiled: 2007
	Simbahang Metodistang Episkopal	Simbahang Metodistang Episkopal		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahang Metodistang Episkopal Unang Simbahang Metodista sa timog Maynila na itinatag ng mga misyonaryong Metodistang Amerikano sa Mabong, Pasay, 1901. Inilipat sa Pildira, Pasay 1915; sa kasalukuyang pook, 1917. Di-sinasadyang tinamaan ng bomba noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig na kumitil sa buhay ng 77 Pilipinong mananampalataya. Pinanganlang Martyrs Memorial United Methodist, 1948. Muling ipinatayo sa tulong ng Philippine War Damaged Commission at ng Simbahang Trinity ng Estados Unidos, 1950. Date Unveiled: March 19, 1991
	Simbahang Mormon	Mormon Church		National Capital Region	Pasig city	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Simbahang Union (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Union Church (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1999.
	Simbahang Unyon	Union Church	Union Church of Manila	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Sine Capitol	Capitol Theater		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil	Juan Nakpil's ziggurat-shaped Capitol Theater (1935) in Escolta was symmetrically balanced with a recessed central tower ornamented with geometric Art Deco grillwork. This grillwork, composed of squares overlapped with circles, were framed by large Square pillars in receding bands that bounded the square top. The vertical planes flanking the central grillwork was an exotic setting for low-relief, stylized, modernist figures of Filipinas clad in baro't saya carrying the symbols of cinema and sound, respectively, on both sides. These wall relief, icluding the lobby sculptures, were done by Severino Fabie. The facade was designed in a series of setbacks emphasizing the strong and severe geometric form. (Source: Arkitekturang Filipino by Gerard Lico)
	Sine Concepcion	Concepcion Theater		National Capital Region	Malabon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	From the 1950’s to the 1970’s, Pablo Antonio dominated the scene in the production of modern cinema spaces. He is credited for Life Theater, Quezon Boulevard, Manila (1946, Theater and Auditorium, and 1954, Reconstruction and Enlargements); Lyric Theater, Escolta, Manila (1947, Rehabilitation); Scala Theater, Rizal Ave. Manila (1947); Ideal Theater, Rizal Avenue, Manila (Enlargements and Alterations, 1954-1955); Galaxy Theater, Rizal Avenue, Manila (1955); Cine Star, Azcarraga, Manila; Concepcion Theater, Malabon; Paco Cinema, Herran, Paco, Manila; Century 21 Theatre, Cubao; Forum Theater, Rizal Avenue, Manila; Ritz Theater, Bacolod; and, Cine Dalisay, Manila. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Sine Ever	Ever Theater (now Astrotel)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Sine Life	Life Theater; Old Villongco Building	Teofilo Villonco Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	The Life Theater, its arcade and Villongco Building, located along Quezon Boulevard in Quiapo, Manila, is an Art-deco Architecture designed and implemented in the 1930s by Architect Pablo Antonio, a National Artist for Architecture; damaged during Worl War II; and restored and in operation by 1950s. The building is a pre-war movie house that screened movies which are blockbusters due to its large audience capacity of 800, big space by its standard in the era with an air-conditioning unit - a rarity of comfort and pleasure of the time. The Life Theater/Villongco Building is considered a heritage icon of Manila, and its Art Deco Facade, san the interiors and ornamentation of the ceilings, floorings and walls brought about by the damages of war, renovations, and other interventions; and has become integral to the landscape of Quiapo being the most important and imposing part of the cityscape of the Central Manila. Declared as an Important Cultural Property by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 12-2016
	Sine Paco	Cine Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	From the 1950’s to the 1970’s, Pablo Antonio dominated the scene in the production of modern cinema spaces. He is credited for Life Theater, Quezon Boulevard, Manila (1946, Theater and Auditorium, and 1954, Reconstruction and Enlargements); Lyric Theater, Escolta, Manila (1947, Rehabilitation); Scala Theater, Rizal Ave. Manila (1947); Ideal Theater, Rizal Avenue, Manila (Enlargements and Alterations, 1954-1955); Galaxy Theater, Rizal Avenue, Manila (1955); Cine Star, Azcarraga, Manila; Concepcion Theater, Malabon; Paco Cinema, Herran, Paco, Manila; Century 21 Theatre, Cubao; Forum Theater, Rizal Avenue, Manila; Ritz Theater, Bacolod; and, Cine Dalisay, Manila. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Sine Scala	Scala Theatre		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Remodeling for Cinemascope was also executed by Architect Antonio. _______ From the 1950’s to the 1970’s, Pablo Antonio dominated the scene in the production of modern cinema spaces. He is credited for Life Theater, Quezon Boulevard, Manila (1946, Theater and Auditorium, and 1954, Reconstruction and Enlargements); Lyric Theater, Escolta, Manila (1947, Rehabilitation); Scala Theater, Rizal Ave. Manila (1947); Ideal Theater, Rizal Avenue, Manila (Enlargements and Alterations, 1954-1955); Galaxy Theater, Rizal Avenue, Manila (1955); Cine Star, Azcarraga, Manila; Concepcion Theater, Malabon; Paco Cinema, Herran, Paco, Manila; Century 21 Theatre, Cubao; Forum Theater, Rizal Avenue, Manila; Ritz Theater, Bacolod; and, Cine Dalisay, Manila. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Sine Star	Cine Star		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Sinehan ng Greenbelt Square	GreenBelt Square Cinema		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Sinilangang Pook ni Heneral Antonio Luna (1866-1899)	Birthplace of Antonio Luna Historical Landmark		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Sinilangang Pook ni Heneral Antonio Luna 1866–1899 Sa bahay na ito, 843 Urbiztondo, isinilang si Antonio Luna noong ika-29 ng Oktubre, 1866. Anak nina Joaquin Luna de San Pedro at Laureana Novicio at kapatid ni Juan Luna, ang pintor. Parmasyutko at kimiko. Bantog na manunulat ng La Solidaridad, isang pahayagang Pilipino. Napaghinalaan ng mga Kastilang kasapi sa Katipunan, kaya ipinatapon sa Madrid noong 1897. Sa kanyang pagbabalik sa Pilipinas noong 1898, ay hinirang siyang katulong na Kalihim ng Digma; hinirang na punong komandante ng Hukbo ng Republika ng Pilipinas noong Pebrero 1899. Pinatay sa Kabanatuan, Nueva Ecija, noong ika-5 ng Hunyo, 1899. Date Unveiled: October 29, 1967
	Sinupang Pambansa	Sinupang Pambansa	National Archives of the Philippines	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Sinupang Pambansa Ang Kawanihan ng Artsibo ay itinatag ng Komisyon ng Pilipinas nang pagtibayin nito ang Batas Blg. 273 noong ika-21 ng Oktubre 1901. Itinakda ng Pangkat VIII ng Kasunduan ng Paris na nilagdaan ng Espanya at Estados Unidos noong ika-10 ng Disyembre, 1898 ang gawain at tungkulin ng artsibo na sumaklaw sa pagiingat at pagtitipon ng mga tala at sa pagkilala sa karapatan ng sino man na humihingi ng mga sipi ng mga talang nasa artsibo maging ang mga ito'y nasa Espanya o nasa Pilipinas.
	Siyam na palapag na Bel-Air Apartments nina Dr. at Gng. Rafael Santos	Nine-story Bel-Air Apartments of Dr. And Mrs. Rafael Santos		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Skyland Plaza	Skyland Plaza		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Skyland Plaza is strategically situated in a sprawling prime land right at the heart of the commercial, corporate and banking center of Makati City. (Source:http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	SM Department Store	SM Department Store		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Smith, Bell at Kumpanya	Smith, Bell & Co., Inc.		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Solid Mills	Solid Mills		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Splendido Gardens II	Splendido Gardens II	Splendido Gardens Salcedo	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Splendido Gardens Salcedo is the epitome of luxurious residential living. It is a twenty one storey building that contains seventy six residential units with floor areas ranging from 276 to 322 square meters. Each of the well-appointed units contains three bedrooms with its own toilet and bath. All units have two balconies and may be fitted or fully furnished upon request. (Source:http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Spoliarium ni Juan Luna	Spoliarium by Juan Luna	Spolarium	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Spoliarium by Juan Luna is a work that testifies to the talent of a Filipino artist schooled in Europe and devoted to the liberation of his country from colonialism. Through a synthesis of academic technique and potential allegorical interpretation, the painting is invested with magisterial grandeur. It is inspired by a scene from Louis Dezobry’s "Rome at the Century of Augustus" and it masterfully depicts the grief and tumult that pervades the spoliarium, the place in the Roman colosseum where the fallen and dying gladiators are stripped of their final possessions. It is the nation's most cherished painting. It was started about July 1883 in Rome and completed in March 1884. It was first shown at the Palazzi della Esposione at Via Nazionale together with the works of other Spanish painters in Rome. It was participated at the National Exposition of Fine Arts of Madrid in 1884. It won the First of three Gold Medals. In 1885 it was purchased by the Provincial Government of Barcelona, exhibited at the Salon of Painting in Paris in 1886, and was placed in the Museo de Arte Moderno in Barcelino in 1887. It was badly damaged during the Spanish Civil War. It was restored and sent to the Prado Generalissimo Franco who ordered the donation of the work to the Philippines around 1956 and was turned over to the Philippine Embassy in Spain in 1958. It was unveiled at the National Museum in 1962. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2006
	Sta Heritage Park	Sta Heritage Park		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Surian ng Agham at Teknolohiya ng Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez	Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology	EARIST	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	EARIST was named after the late senator Eulogio Rodriguez who was one of the longest serving senators in the country. By virtue of Republic Act 6595 of 1972, it was converted into a full-pledged college and establishment of vocational-technical school.
	Surian ng Pamamahala ng Asya	Asian Institute of Management		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The Asian Institute of Management is a private research university and graduate school of business and public affairs.It is one of the few business schools in Asia to be internationally accredited with the AACSB. (Source:http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Surian ng Pasegurugan para sa Asya at Pasipiko	Insurance Institute for Asia and the Pacific		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Surian ng Turismo ng Asya	Asian Institute of Tourism	U.P. Asian Institute of Tourism; UP-AIT	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Suriang Pandaigdigan ng Pananaliksik sa Palay, pinta ni Vicente Manansala	International Rice Research Institute, painting by Vicente Manansala	International Rice Research Institute Series	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Painting Vicente S. Manansala	In 1962, the newly established International Rice Research Institue commissioned Vicente S. Manansala, who has established the post-war Neo-Realist artists' movement and who has in 1938 been identified as one of the "Thirteen Moderns" by Victorio C. Edades, the foremost Philippine Modernist painter of the era and a professor of the University of Santa Tomas School of Fine Arts. This commission involved the creation of two large oil paintings on canvas to adorn the Executive Dining Hall (measuring 1.83 meters x 6.12 meters) and the Staff Cafeteria (measuring 1.83 x 6.04 meters). Manansala developed Transparent Cubism, which is a painting style akin to techniques of collage and stained glass on which layers of translucent colors are applied as angular shapes, maintaining recognizable figures and forms rather than bisecting the picture plane. The subjects in the two large paintings of Vicente Manansala not only idealize Filipino life, labor and leisure in the countryside but also encompass the then predominant economic base of farming and fishing that are founded on Filipino attributes of gregariousness, faith, and hope, containing images of community and cooperation as well as tradition and technology, highlighting practices that are germane and participatory that afford a glimpse in to the character of the Filipino people. The paintings encapsulate, through their colors, composition and vignettes, the impression of Filipino customs that are emblematic of their cultural diversity, industry, vitality, and resilience while the artist, mindful of the commissioning institution and its site in Los Banos, Laguna, included visual elements distinct to that locality in one of the two paintings, such as the hot springs generated by Mount Makiling, the sculpture of tamaraw heads of the gates of the University of the Philippines Los Banos, the Immaculate Conception Church in Malinta, Los Banos, and Laguna de Bay, the largest lake in the Philippines. The International Rice Research Institute Series are the largest oil paintings on canvas by Manasala that were rendered as a series of two works, and can be considered as among the foremost masterpieces of his prolific body of work and of twentieth century Philippine art in general. Manansala was proclaimed as a National Artist of the Philippines in 1981, four months after his death, in recognition of his eminent accomplishments in painting and immense influence on the visual arts in the Philippines. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2015
	Suriang Quezon	Quezon Institute – - Administration Bldg - Payward Bldg. 1, 2, and 3 - Charity Ward Bldg. 1,2, and 3 - Children’s Pavilion - Teacher’s Pavilion - Nurses’ Home - Boy’s Quarters - Morgue - Incinerator - Laundry Bldg. - Boy’s Dormitory		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Susana Heights	Sunnyvale Condominium		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Susana Heights Subdivision	Susana Heights Subdivision		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Sy-quia Apartments (Hilaga at Timog)	Sy-quia Apartments (North and South)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Five floors of residential accommodation become the backdrop of expressive facade at the Sy-quia. The upward sweep of the pre-war Manila skyscraper is anchored by the staccato shadows of light shelves above every casement window. These shelves protrude like the balconies of Walter Gropius’ Bauhaus student dormitory in Dessau, Germany, underscoring a current in the work of Pablo Antonio’s work, which is the use of iconic themes from the prevailing architectural world and appropriating them here for the most topical and site-appropriate purpose: response to climate. He played with form, but it was always with purpose. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Tabing-dagat ng Tundo sa ilalim ng Pangasiwaan sa Pagpapaunlad	Tondo Foreshore under the Development Authority		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tabing-dagat ng Tundo, Proyekto ng Dagat-dagatan	Tondo Foreshore Dagat-dagatan Project		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tagdan ng Watawat ng Liwasang Rizal \| Palatandaan ng Unang Kongreso ng Republika ng Pilipinas	Rizal Park Flagpole \| The First Congress of the Republic of the Philippines Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: The First Congress of the Republic of the Philippines (1946 – 1949) The Senate Hon. Jose D. Avelino Senate President (1946–1949) Hon. Mariano Jesus Cuenco Senate President (1949) Hon. Melecio Arranz President Pro-Tempore Hon. Vicente J. Francisco Majority Floor Leader Hon. Carlos P. Garcia Minority Floor Leader 1946 ~ 1947 Hon. Alauya Alonto Hon. Nicolas Buendia Hon. Pedro C. Hernaez Hon. Domingo Imperial Hon. Vicente Rama Hon. Eulogio Rodriguez, Sr. Hon. Proceso E. Sebastian 1946 ~ 1949 Hon. Tomas Cabili Hon. Olegario B. Clarin Hon. Tomas Confesor Hon. Ramon Diokno Hon. Alejo Mabanag Hon. Enrique B. Magalona Hon. Salipada K. Pendatun Hon. Prospero Sanidad Hon. Vicente Sotto Hon. Emiliano T. Tirona Hon. Ramon Torres Hon. Jose O. Vera 1947 ~ 1949 Hon. Pablo Angeles David Hon. Fernando Lopez Hon. Vicente Madrigal Hon. Camilo Osias Hon. Geronima T. Pecson Hon. Carlos S. Tan Hon. Lorenzo Tañada The House of Representatives Hon. Eugenio P. Perez Speaker Hon. Francisco I. Ortega Speaker Pro-Tempore Hon. Raul T. Leuterio Majority Floor Leader Hon. Cipriano P. Primicias Minority Floor Leader Abra Hon. Quintin Paredes Agusan Hon. Marcos M. Calo Albay Hon. Eulogio V. Lawenko Hon. Toribio P. Perez Hon. Marcial O. Rañola Antique Hon. Emigdio V. Nietes Bataan Hon. Bonifacio B. Camacho Batanes Hon. Anastacio Agan Batangas Hon. Felixberto M. Serrano Hon. Pedro P. Muñoz Hon. Jose B. Laurel, Jr. Bohol Hon. Genero Visarra Hon. Simeon G. Toribio Hon. Cosme P. Garcia Bukidnon Hon. Carlos A.H. Fortich Hon. Remedios O. Fortich Bulacan Hon. Florante C. Roque Hon. Alejo S. Santos Cagayan Hon. Conrado V. Singson Hon. Paulino A. Alonzo Camarines Norte Hon. Esmeraldo Eco Camarines Sur Hon. Juan Q. Miranda Hon. Sebastian C. Moll, Jr. Capiz Hon. Ramon A. Arnaldo Hon. Cornelio T. Villareal Hon. Jose M. Reyes Catanduanes Hon. Francisco A. Perfecto Cavite Hon. Justiniano S. Montano Cebu Hon. Jovenal Almendras Hon. Vicente Logarta Hon. Maximino Noel Hon. Agustin Y. Kintanar Hon. Leandro A. Tojong Hon. Nicolas Rafols Hon. Jose V. Rodriguez Hon. Manuela A. Zosa Cotabato Hon. Gumbay Piang Davao Hon. Apolinario Cabigon Ilocos Norte Hon. Damaso T. Samonte Hon. Pedro G. Albano Ilocos Sur Hon. Floro Crisologo Hon. Fidel B. Villanueva Iloilo Hon. Jose C. Zulueta Hon. Mateo M. Nonato Hon. Oscar Ledesma Hon. Tiburcio Lutero Hon. Mariano Peñaflorida Hon. Juan V. Borra Hon. Gaudencio D. Demaisip Isabela Hon. Domingo B. Paquirigan Laguna Hon. Eduardo A. Barretto Hon. Estanislao A. Fernandez Lanao Hon. Manalao A. Mindalano La Union Hon. Francisco I. Ortega Hon. Manuel T. Cases Leyte Hon. Carlos S. Tan Hon. Domingo R. Veloso Hon. Francisco Pajao Hon. Juan R. Perez Hon. Atilano R. Cinco Hon. Jose R. Martinez Manila Hon. Jose Topacio Nueño Hon. Hermenegildo Atienza Marinduque Hon. Timoteo R. Ricohermoso Masbate Hon. Emilio Espinosa Mindoro Hon. Raul T. Leuterio Misamis Occidental Hon. Porfirio G. Villarin Misamis Oriental Hon. Pedro Sa. Baculio Mountain Province Hon. George K. Tait Hon. Jose B. Mencio Hon. Gabriel Dunuan Negros Occidental Hon. Vicente F. Gus Hon. Carlos Hilado Hon. Eliseo P. Limsiaco Negros Oriental Hon. Lorenzo Teves Hon. Enrique Medina Nueva Ecija Hon. Jose Cando Hon. Constancio P. Padilla Nueva Viscaya Hon. Leon Cabarroguis Palawan Hon. Sofronio Española Pampanga Hon. Amado M. Yuzon Hon. Luis M. Taruc Pangasinan Hon. Juan de G. Rodriguez Hon. Eugenio P. Perez Hon. Pascual M. Beltran Hon. Cipriano P. Primicias Hon. Cipriano S. Allas Hon. Narciso Ramos Quezon Hon. Fortunato N. Suarez Hon. Tomas B. Morato Rizal Hon. Ignacio Santos Diaz Hon. Lorenzo Sumulong Romblon Hon. Modesto Formilleza Samar Hon. Agripino P. Escareal Hon. Tito V. Tizon Hon. Adriano D. Lomuntad Sorsogon Hon. Pacifico F. Lim Hon. Tomas S. Clemente Sulu Hon. Ombra Amilbangsa Surigao Hon. Ricardo Navarro Tarlac Hon. Jose J. Roy Hon. Alejandro Simpauco Zambales Hon. Ramon Magsaysay Zamboanga Hon. Juan S. Alano
	Taggat Industries Inc.	Taggat Industries Inc.		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ng Abogado at Gng. Vicente Rufino bago ang digmaan	Pre-war residence of Atty. And Mrs. Vicente Rufino		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Designed by Arch. Antonio in the 1930’s, the Vicente Ruﬁno Residence in Taft is a shining example of Art Deco design. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Tahanan ng Benson	Benson Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ng Don Vicente Rufino	Residence of Don Vicente Rufino		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	Designed by Arch. Antonio in the 1930’s, the Vicente Ruﬁno Residence in Taft is a shining example of Art Deco design. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Tahanan ng Embahador ng Estados Unidos	US Ambassador's Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ng Kumpanyang Paseguruhan ng National Life	National Life Insurance Company Residence	National Life Insurance Company	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan ng mga Aquino \| Palatandaan ni Benigno S. Aquino, Jr.	Aquino Residence \| Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. Marker		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
		Zamora House (addition and alteration)	Pre-war residence of the heirs of the late Don Manuel Zamora (addition and alteration)	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio (renovations only)
	Tahanan ng mga Madre, Kolehiyo ng Assumption	Sisters’ Residence, Assumption College		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa
	Tahanan ng Pasuguan ng Australya	Australian Embassy Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan ni Adrian Ocampo	Adrian Ocampo Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ni Alfonso T. Yuchengco	Alfonso T. Yuchengco Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ni Alfred Velayo	Alfredo Velayo Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ni Arkitekto Francis Arcenas	Architect Francis Arcenas Residence		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ni B. Oben	B. Oben Residence		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1982.
	Tahanan ni Bb. Ileana Maramag	Miss Ileana Maramag Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan ni Bb. Pacita Soriano	Miss Pacita Soriano Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan ni Bert Bravo	Bert Bravo Residence		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Tahanan ni Carlos Arguelles	Carlos Arguelles Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ni D. Mañosa	D. Mañosa Residence		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2015. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Tahanan ni Delfin Lazaro	Delfin Lazaro Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ni Doña Narcisa Buencamino-de Leon	Residence of Doña Narcisa Buencamino-de Leon	Mansyon ni Lola Nidora	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan ni E. Lim	E. Lim Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2010. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Tahanan ni Eduardo Villanueva	Eduardo Villanueva Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ni Ferdie Lozano	Ferdie Lozano Residence		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Tahanan ni G. Fernando Zobel (bahagi para sa panauhin at mga hardin)	Mr. Fernando Zobel Residence (guest wing and gardens)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan ni G. Jaime Lacson	Mr. Jaime Lacson Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan ni G. Mauro Prieto	Mr. Mauro Prieto Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan ni G. Ralph Panganiban	Mr. Ralph Panganiban Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan ni Geronima Pecson \| Palatandaan ni Geronima T. Pecson (1896-1989)	Geronima Pecson Residence \| Geronima T. Pecson (1896-1989) Marker		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Geronima T. Pecson (1896–1989) Edukador, awtor, social worker at unang senadora. Ipinanganak, Disyembre 19, 1896. Natamo ang katibayan bilang guro sa Mataas na Paaralan, 1919 at Batsilyer sa Agham ng Edukasyon, 1935 sa Pamantasan ng Pilipinas. Nagturo sa ibat ibang paaralang publiko at pribado hanggang Disyembre, 1941. Kawaksing kalihim tagapagpaganap ng Pangulong Manuel A. Roxas, 1946. Senadora, 1948–1954. Nanungkulang pinuno sa maraming samahang sosyo-sibiko at kultural. Kagawad, Lupong Tagapagpaganap ng UNESCO, 1950–1954 at 1958–1962. Pinamunuan ang Komisyong Pampalatuntunan (Programme Commission) ng Lupong Tagapagpaganap ng UNESCO at delegado ng Pilipinas sa pangkalahatang kapulungan ng UNESCO, 1950, 1951, 1959, 1960, 1964 at 1980. Tumanggap ng maraming gawad pagkilala mula sa mga kilalang institusyon: Doctor of Pedagogy, Philippine Women’s University, 1949; Doctor of Humanities, Centro Escolar University, 1977 at Pamantasan ng Pilipinas, 1979 at Doctor of Education, Philippine Normal College, 1988; pawang honoris causa, tagapagtatag at tagapangasiwa, Foundation for Youth Development in the Philippines, Inc., 1966–1989. Namatay, Hulyo 31, 1989. Date Unveiled: July 31, 1995
	Tahanan ni Gina Lopez	Gina Lopez Residence		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2000.
	Tahanan ni Higino Francisco	Residence of Higino Francisco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Residence of Higino Francisco In this house the original manuscript of the Noli Me Tangere was kept hidden. The remains of Dr. Rizal were also kept here for a few days immediately after their exhumation from the Paco Cemetery on 17 August 1898. Higino Francisco (b. January 11, 1847, d. December 13, 1921) was a friend and admirer of Rizal and a financier of Filipino patriotic activities.
	Tahanan ni James Poe	James Poe Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ni Jose P. Laurel	Residence of Jose P. Laurel		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: This building was erected in the year 1957 as a residence for Jose P. Laurel, President of the Second Philippine Republic, who was born in Tanauan, Batangas on March 9, 1891, and died in Mandaluyong, Rizal, on November 6, 1959, after a lifetime of dedicated service to his country. Year Unveiled: 1965
	Tahanan ni Jose P. Laurel, Pangulo, Ikalawang Republika ng Pilipinas (1943-1945)	Tahanan ni Jose P. Laurel, Pangulo, Ikalawang Republika ng Pilipinas (1943-1945)	Jose P. Laurel Ancestral House; Jose P. Laurel Heritage House	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Tahanan ni Jose P. Laurel Pangulo, Ikalawang Republika ng Pilipinas (1943-1945) Unang ipinatayo noong 1861, ang tahanang ito ay binili ni Jose P. Laurel noong 1926. Nanirahan siya rito nang may 29 na taon (1926-1955) kasama ang kanyang maybahay na si Paciencia Hidalgo at ang kanyang mga anak. Ang ari-ariang ito ay minana ng kanyang ikatlong anak, si Sotero H. Laurel, na nag-kaloob nito sa jose P. Laurel Memorial Foundation at nanguna sa pagpapanumbalik nito sa ayos bilang parangal sa kanyang ama na buong giting, may matibay na paniniwala at walang pag-iimbot na dedikasyon na naglingkod sa kanyang Bayan. Pinasinayaan ng kagalang-Galang na Pangulong Fidel V. Ramos noong marso 8, 1998, bisperas ng pagdiriwang ng ika-107 kaarawan ni Jose P. Laurel, at bilang pakikiisa sa pag-diriwang ng Sentenyal ng Pilipinas (1898-1998).
	Tahanan ni Joseph Pikard	Joseph Pikard Residence		National Capital Region	Paranaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ni Luis Lorenzo	Luis Lorenzo Residence		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ni M. Ejercito	M. Ejercito Residence		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2000. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Tahanan ni Pacita Philips	Pacita Philips Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ni Padre Burgos	Father Burgos' Residence Site \| Padre Jose A. Burgos Marker	Ferlaw Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Padre Jose A. Burgos Sa pook na ito nanirahan si Padre Burgos mula noong 1865 hanggang 1872 at nagtrabaho para sa mga pagbabago sa simbahan sa ilalim ng Espanya. Naging kura paroko ng Parroquia del Sagrario, fiscal eclesiastico at pansamantalang canonigo magistral ng Katedral ng Maynila sa Intramoros. Tungkol sa kanya si Kardinal Gonzales, isang Kastila, ay nagwika: “Ang Pilipinas ay mangangailangan pa marahil ng isan-daang taon upang magkaroon ng isang anak na may katalinuhang tulad ni P. Jose A. Burgos.” Kasama sina Padre Gomes at Zamora, siya ay namatay na isang martir sa Luneta noong Pebrero 17, 1872. Year Unveiled: 1984
	Tahanan ni Roger Rotor	Roger Rotor Residence		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City
	Tahanan ni Teodoro Agoncillo \| Palatandaan ni Teodoro Andal Agoncillo	Teodoro Agoncillo Residence \| Teodoro Andal Agoncillo Marker		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Teodoro Andal Agoncillo Pinagpipitaganang mananalaysay, makata, kuwentista, patnugot at propesor. Isinilang sa Lemery, Batangas, Nobyembre 9, 1912. Nagkamit ng Batsilyer sa Pilosopiya, 1934, at nagdalubhasa sa sining, 1939, University of the Philippines. Pinagkalooban ng Doctor of Letters, honoris causa, Central Philippine University, 1969. Katulong na Tekniko, Institute of National Language, 1937-41; Tagapangulo, Department of History, 1963-69; Rafael Palma Professor of Philippine History, 1973-76 at University Professor, 1976-77, U.P.; Akademista, National Academy of Science and Technology, 1980; at Kagawad, National Historical Commission (ngayo’y Institute), 1967-85. Namumukod na mga aklat: history of the Filipino People; the Revolt of the Masses: The Story of Bonifacio and the Katipunan; Malolos: The Crisis of the Republic; At the Fateful Years, Japan’s Adventure in the Philippines. Mga tanyag sa panitikang Pilipino: Bahaghari’t Bulaklak at sa Dalampasigan. Tumanggap ng Gawad sa First Commonweath Literary Contest, 1940; Republic Contest on Bonifacio and the First Epoch of the Revolution, 1948; Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards, sa Panitikan, 1953; Gawad ng PHA para sa mga natatanging aklatang kasaysayan ng Pilipinas, 1960. Gawad ng Lungsod Quezon para sa kanyang mga sinulat sa kasaysayan at panitikan, 1975; Gawad ng Lungsod ng Maynila ang Diwa ng Lahi, 1982. Gawad postumo bilang National Scientist, 1985. Namatay, Enero 14, 1985.
	Tahanan ni Teodoro Y. Tagle	Teodoro Y. Tagle Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan ni Warlito Manlapaz	Warlito Manlapaz Residence		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanan nina Arkitekto at Gng. Pablo S. Antonio	Residence of Arch. and Mrs. Pablo S. Antonio	My Mother's Garden; Pablo S. Antonio House	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	The Pablo Antonio residence unites the built environment and the landscape with its careful integration of indoor gardens and greenery that provide a soothing atmosphere to the abode. Arch. Antonio shows his mastery of the responsiveness to climate and of the seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces characteristic of Filipino architecture. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Tahanan nina Dr. at Gng. Arturo Rotor	Dr. & Mrs. Arturo Rotor Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina Dr. at Gng. Clemente Gatmaitan, Jr.	Dr. & Mrs. Clemente Gatmaitan, Jr. Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina Dr. at Gng. Conrado Ocampo	Dr. & Mrs. Conrado Ocampo Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina Dr. at Gng. Enrique Carlos	Dr. & Mrs. Enrique Carlos Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina Dr. at Gng. Leland Villadolid	Dr. & Mrs. Leland Villadolid Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina Dr. at Gng. Stephen Zuellig	Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Zuellig Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. Anton Roxas	Mr. Anton Roxas Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Jose Aldeguer	Mr. & Mrs. Jose Aldeguer Residence		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Jose Cruz	Mr. & Mrs. Jose Cruz Residence		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Alberto Quiroz del Rio	Mr. & Mrs. Alberto Quiroz del Rio Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Albino Ocampo	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Albino Ocampo		National Capital Region	Malabon City	Highly Urbanized City	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Alejandro Roces	Mr. & Mrs. Alejandro Roces Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Alfredo Morales	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Morales		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Ambrosio Magsaysay	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrosio Magsaysay		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Angel Heredia	Mr. & Mrs. Angel Heredia Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Antonio Floirendo	Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Floirendo Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Arsenio Laurel	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Arsenio Laurel		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Baldomero Agregado	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Baldomero Agregado		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Cesar Zalamea	Mr. & Mrs. Cesar Zalamea Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Daniel Gomez	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gomez		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. David Consunji	Mr. & Mrs. David Consunji Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Domingo Locsin	Mr. & Mrs. Domingo Locsin Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Emerson Coseteng	Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Coseteng Residence		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	Built in 1965.
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Emilio Gonzales La'O	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Gonzales La'O		National Capital Region	Marikina City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Enrique Zobel (pagsasaayos at dagdag)	Mr. & Mrs. Enrique Zobel Residence (renovation and addition)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Ernesto Medina-Cue	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Medina-Cue		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Felipe Juico	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Felipe Juico	Casa Juico By Las Casas Filipinas De Acuzar	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	The sprawling house of Felipe Juico was strategically designed in a 8,000 square meter lot in Roosevelt Avenue, Quezon City in 1963. The house features a dramatic facade of balconies overlooking big trees in the garden. The house had 13 bedrooms, a formal drawing room, a formal dining room, a chapel, a library and a wine cellar. A winding staircase leads to the second floor chapel and the children’s bedrooms. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Felipe Ysmael, Jr., kasama ang landscaping, patapos na yugto	Finishing Stage - Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Felipe Ysmael Jr., including landscaping		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Fernando Garcia	Mr. & Mrs. Fernando Garcia Residence		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Florencio Reyes	Mr. & Mrs. Florencio Reyes Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Francis Florence	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Florence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Francisco Tansengco	Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Tansengco Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. G. Yvanovich	Mr. & Mrs. G. Yvanovich Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Gregorio Locsin	Mr. & Mrs. Gregorio Locsin Residence		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Hans Kasten	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kasten		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	A Chinese-inspired pagoda house designed by Antonio for Hans Kasten on Tamarind Road, Forbes Park showcased a glass bridge that lead to the red round entrance doors. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Henry Moran	Mr. & Mrs. Henry Moran Residence		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Howard Cavender	Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cavender Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Jack Manning	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manning		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Jaime Zobel de Ayala	Mr. & Mrs. Jaime Zobel de Ayala Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Jesus de Veyra	Mr. & Mrs. Jesus de Veyra Residence		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Joaquin de Sequerra	Mr. & Mrs. Joaquin de Sequerra Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. John T. Quimzon	Mr. & Mrs. John T. Quimzon Residence		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Johnny de Leon	Mr. & Mrs. Johnny de Leon Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Jose San Buenaventura	Mr. & Mrs. Jose San Buenaventura Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Jose Tuason, Jr.	Mr. & Mrs. Jose Tuason, Jr. Residence		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Jose W. Diokno	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jose W. Diokno		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Jose Yulo, Jr.	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jose Yulo, Jr.		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Jose Yulo, Sr	Mr. & Mrs. Jose Yulo, Sr. Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Joseph Kaw Eng Sy	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaw Eng Sy		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Joseph Klar	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klar		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Leandro V. Locsin	Mr. & Mrs. Leandro V. Locsin Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Leo Prieto	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Prieto		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Lim Ka Pin	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Ka Pin		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Luis Maria Guerrero	Mr. & Mrs. Luis Maria Guerrero Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Luis Valeriano	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Luis Valeriano		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Manolo Lopez	Mr. & Mrs. Manolo Lopez Residence		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Manuel del Rosario	Mr. & Mrs. Manuel del Rosario Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Manuel Escaler	Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Escaler Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Marcelo Fernando	Mr. & Mrs. Marcelo Fernando Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Marcos Forbes	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Marcos Forbes		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Mariano H. Laurel	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Mariano H. Laurel		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Michael Joseph	Mr. & Mrs. Michael Joseph Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Miguel Perez-Rubio	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Perez-Rubio		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Miguel Yulo	Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Yulo Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Nicanor Yniquez	Mr. & Mrs. Nicanor Yniquez Residence		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Primitivo Garcia, Jr.	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Primitivo Garcia, Jr.		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Ramon Cojuangco	Mr. & Mrs. Ramon Cojuangco Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Ramon Pertierra	Mr. & Mrs. Ramon Pertierra Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Ramon Yulo	Mr. & Mrs. Ramon Yulo Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Rene Unson	Mr. & Mrs. Rene Unson Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Ricardo Cu Unjieng	Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo Cu Unjieng Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Robert Darling (pinuno ng Singer)	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Darling (Singer Executive)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Robert Ho	Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ho Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Robert Sy	Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sy Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Salvador de Leon	Mr. & Mrs. Salvador de Leon Residence		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Sergio Montinola	Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Montinola Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Vicente de Guzman	Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Vicente de Guzman		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanan nina G. at Gng. Vicente Paterno	Mr. & Mrs. Vicente Paterno Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina Hen. at Gng. Edon Yap	General & Mrs. Edon Yap Residence		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tahanan nina Kasamang Mahistrado at Gng. Antonio Villa-real	Residence of Associate Justice and Mrs. Antonio Villa-real	Orchid Garden Suites Manila	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio	The elegant house designed by Pablo S. Antonio for Associate Justice Antonio and Pacita Villa-real at 620 Vito Cruz Street (then an enclave of the wealthy) sat proudly like a fresh young debutante facing Harrison Park and ﬂanked by the Roces-Legarda house on her right and the Hidalgo-Lim house on her left in the early 1930’s. The beautiful Art Deco style house had spacious and dining and entertainment areas for parties, large bedrooms with adjoining verandahs adorned with thick Art Deco grills, a third ﬂoor music room and a tower. During the Liberation of Manila in February 1944, the Japanese army tried to set the house on ﬁre. After the war, Alicia Villa-real Roces commissioned Pablo S. Antonio to supervise the renovation of the house that she inherited from her parents. 620 Vito Cruz rose from the ashes and was faithfully restored to her former glory and leased out to embassies and other tenants from the 1950's to the 1960's. (Source: The Architectural Legacy of Pablo S. Antonio: 1901-1975)
	Tahanang Andres	Andres Residence		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2011. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Tahanang Arnaiz	Arnaiz Residence		National Capital Region			Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2000. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Tahanang Bacani	Bacani Residence		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Dec-00
	Tahanang Buhain	Buhain Residence		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1987.
	Tahanang C. Oben	C. Oben Residence		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1984.
	Tahanang Evangelista	Evangelista Residence		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1982.
	Tahanang Fernandez (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Fernandez Residence (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2002.
	Tahanang Gana	Gana Residences		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanang Hofileña	Hofileña Residence		National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1995.
	Tahanang J.V. Ejercito	J.V. Ejercito Residence		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2010. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Tahanang Labio	Labio Residence		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2014. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Tahanang Lato	Lato Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2010.
	Tahanang Lychaytoo	Lychaytoo Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanang Manly	Manly Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanang Mañosa	Mañosa Residence		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1983.
	Tahanang Morado	Morado Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanang Ngo	Ngo Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanang P. Yabut	P. Yabut Residence		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2004.
	Tahanang Pilipino (Palasyo ng Niyog)	Tahanang Pilipino (Coconut Palace)	Coconut Palace	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa. Completed in 1978.
	Tahanang Pleno	Pleno Residence		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1992.
	Tahanang Roxas-Rufino	Roxas-Rufino Residence		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tahanang Sagreeso	Sagreeso Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanang Soliven	Soliven Residence		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Tahanang Tanjutco	Tanjutco Residence		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2005. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Tahanang Tantoco	Tantoco Residence		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1979.
	Tahanang Tenchavez	Tenchavez Residence		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2012. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Tahanang Tuviera (Pagsasaayos)	Tuviera Residence (Renovation)		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2014.
	Tahanang Yabut (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Yabut Residence (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2004.
	Taipan Place	Taipan Place		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The Taipan Place is the first building in the Ortigas Business District to make use of a fully unitized curtain wall system. (Source:http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Tambakan ng Lungsod Quezon	Quezon City Engineered Sanitary Landfill	Payatas Sanitary Landfill; Payatas Dumpsite	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
	Tanggapan ng Abogado para kay Jose W. Diokno at Angel Sison, Gusaling Northern	Attorney's Office for Jose W. Diokno and Angel Sison, Northern Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tanggapan ng Apostolikong Nunsyo	Apostolic Nunciature	Embassy of the Holy See	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Tanggapan ng Mamer	Mamer Office		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Tanggapan ng Winthrop (dekorasyong interyor at modernisasyon)	Winthrop Offices (interior decoration and modernization)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tanggapang Gusali ng Trafalgar	Trafalgar Office Towers	Trafalgar Plaza	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Trafalgar Plaza is a 27-storey corporate condominium with a floor plate of approximately 995sq.m per floor and has 4 parking levels below ground. (Source:http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Tanggapang Pang-abugasya ng Sycip - Sentro ng All Asia	Sycip Law Office - All Asia Center		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tanghalan ng Sining Bayan—Sentrong Pangkultura ng Pilipinas	Folk Arts Theater—Cultural Center of the Philippines		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	After successfully establishing the Cultural Center of the Philippines, the First Lady had the Folk Arts Theater built in 1974, just a stone’s throw ofthe CCP. An arena- type, 10,000-seat theater constructed within an incredible seventy-seven days, it was intended to serve as the venue For the country’s hosting of the 1974 Miss Universe Pageant. By virtue of Presidential Decree 279 (signed 24 August 1973), she also undertook the conception and construction of the Design Center Philippines, also at the CCP Complex. (Source: Arkitekturang Filipino by Gerard Lico)
	Tatlong palapag na Gusaling Mota Hermanas at Sentrong Pamilihan	Three-story Mota Sisters Building and Shopping Center		National Capital Region		Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tektite Towers	Tektite Towers		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The Taipan Place is the first building in the Ortigas Business District to make use of a fully unitized curtain wall system. (Source:http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Templong Taoista ng Pao Ong Hu	Pao Ong Hu Taoist Temple		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	A Taoist Temple dedicated to a deity named Pao Kong of China's Northern Song Dynasty, hence named as Pao Ong Hu Temple. The temple was dedicated in 1951 but has acknowledged gifts and other donated objects housed by the temple dating as far back as 1928. A feature of the Pao Ong Hu Temple that is most peculiar among religious structures are the two rooms dedicated to two different persona, one for Pao Kong - a Taoist God, and the other for an image of Guanyin, a female deity resembling the image of Virgin Mary - a Catholic saint. The female deity image, however, was being venerated as a Taoist god despite its similitude to the popular image of Virgin Mary. Declared as an Important Cultural Property by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 03-2016
	Tenaza Real Santiago	Tenaza Real Santiago		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Tenaza Real Santiago Designed and constructed between 1662 and 1671 by Ignacio Nunes, O.P., by order of Governor Sabiniano Manrique de Lara as a military defense against the expected attack on Manila by Kuesing.
	Teodoro F. Valencia Circle, Liwasang Rizal	Teodoro F. Valencia Circle Skating Rink, Rizal Park		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Work of Architect I.P. Santos (1990)
	Terminal 1 ng Paliparang Pandaigdig ng Ninoy Aquino	Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1	NAIA Terminal I; Old Manila International Airport	National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	The Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 was completed in 1981 to accommodate the country’s growing international passenger traffic levels during the 1970s. Designed by Leandro Locsin, a National Artist of the Philippines for Architecture, it breached its 4.5 million annual passenger capacity in 1991. Improvements to the airport increased its capacity to 6 million passengers yearly. The 16-gate terminal currently services all international flights coming into Manila, except for those operated by Cebu Pacific Air, PAL Express, Philippine Airlines, All Nippon Air (ANA), Delta Air Lines, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Emirates Airline, Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific Airways. Its 78 check-in counters and 24 immigration stations process the daily stream of passengers departing for various worldwide ports, while 28 immigration stations speed up the flow of arriving travellers. (Source: MIAA)
	Terminal ng Daungan ng Maynila (Gusaling Tanggapan), Maynila	Manila Port Terminal (Office Building), Manila		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Terminal ng Paliparang Pandaigdigan ng Ninoy Aquino, 2	Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal I and II	NAIA; Centennial Terminal	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Building by Architect Locsin; Landscape Architecture by Architect I.P. Santos (1999)
	The Atrium	The Atrium	The Atrium of Makati	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	The Learning Connection	The Learning Connection	TLC Preschool	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, San Juan City	The Learning Connection is committed to developing your preschool child’s natural curiosity for the world around them, while enriching them with the fundamentals of learning.
	Tindahan ng Libro ng Goodwill (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Goodwill Bookstore (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1979.
	Tirahan ng Direktor, Bagong Bilangguang Bilibid	Director's Quarter, New Bilibid Prison		National Capital Region	Muntinlupa City	Metro Manila	Local Cultural Property - Cultural and Historical Landmark, Muntinlupa City; Registered Property, Muntinlupa City	For more than 70 years, the Director's Quarters still serves as the official residence of the Director of the Bureau of Prisons. Built simultaneously with New Bilibid Prison Administration Building in 1940, the structure boasts a well-preserved pre-war architecture that characterizes its outstanding edifice. It also houses 4 rooms, a spacious lawn, and a 6-feet deep swimming pool within its premises.
	Tore ng Ayala Triangle 1	Ayala Triangle Tower 1		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tore ng Bangko Pang-komersyo at Pandaigdig ng Pilipinas 2	Philippine Commercial and International Bank Tower 2	BDO Bank Tower 2	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Toreng Karilyon ng UP	UP Carillon Tower		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil; Registered Property, Quezon City	The Carillon Tower and Plaza, the first in the country, is a 130-foot structure that originally housed 46 bronze bells cast by Van Bergen Bell, Chimes and Carillon Foundry of Holland. Located between the University Theater and the UP Film Institute along Osmeña Avenue, the tower was constructed from UP Alumni Association (UPAA) funds and inaugurated in August 1952 with the bells pealing the “UP Beloved” across the campus. Architect Juan Felipe de Jesus Nakpil, the first National Artist for Architecture, designed and supervised its construction. (Source: https://upd.edu.ph/sites-of-interest/)
	Townhomes ng Yulo	Yulo Townhomes	Yulo Plaza	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Tsalet nina G. at Gng. Farhan Sharruf	Chalet for revenue earning of Mr. and Mrs. Farhan Sharruf		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	Tulay Jones	Jones Bridge	William A. Jones Memorial Bridge; Willian Atkinson Jones Memorial Bridge	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	It was named after William Jones, the principal author of the Philippine Autonomy Act of 1916. It connects the two districts of Ermita and Binondo, Manila.
	Tulay Mabini	Mabini Bridge	Nagtahan Bridge	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Inscription for Mabini Bridge Ang tulay na ito, dating Nagtahan, pinanganlang Tulay Mabini ng Pangulong Ferdinand E. Marcos noong Hulyo 22, 1967 nang ipagdiwang ang ika-103 kaarawan ni Apolinario Mabini.
	Tulay ng San Juan	Tulay ng San Juan	San Juan River Bridge; San Juan del Monte Bridge	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of San Juan	Marker Text: Tulay ng San Juan Sa tulay na ito noong 29 Enero 1899, nagtagpo sina Kol. Luciano San Miguel, Filipinong Komandante sa pook na iyon, at Col. John Stotsenburg, Commander, First Nebraska Volunteer Infantry, U.S. Army, upang ilatag ang hangganang sakop ng mga puwersang Filipino at Amerikano pagkaraang sumiklab ang digmaang Filipino-Amerikano sa panulukan ng Sociego at Silencio, Sta. Mesa, Maynila noong 4 Pebrero 1899. Naglabanan ang dalawang puwersa sa tulay na ito, 5 Pebrero 1899. --- Naging daanan na ito ng mga tao at mga sasakyan na papasok at papalabas ng Lungsod ng San Juan sapagkat ang tulay na ito ang nagdurugtong sa naturang lungsod at sa Lungsod ng Maynila. Mayroong paniniwala na dito narinig ang unang putok ng baril mula sa mga dayuhang Amerikano, na pinabulaanan ng historyador na si Ambeth Ocampo.
	Tulay Quezon	Quezon Bridge	Manuel Quezon Bridge	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Registered Property, City of Manila	The Quezon Bridge, originally built in 1939, in Art-Deco style by Juan Arellano, incorporated the proven and modernist bridge engineering of the time and an outstanding artistic achievement and technological milestone of its era, embodying a harmony of aesthetic and function that was deliberately meant to proclaim the undisputed progress of the Filipino people under the Commonwealth Government and unshakeable confidence in their entitlement to full independence and sovereignty as a proud member of the community of nations. The bridge was heavily destroyed by Imperial Japanese forces in 1945 and subsequently rebuilt after the Battle of Manila sans the suspension; has retained its substantial intactness and remained as the foremost exemplar of its type in the country, and one of the premier structures of such design and construction in Asia. The bridge, reinforced to date to service the increasing need for traffic mobility around Manila, remains, in over 75 years since its inauguration, as a leading icon of the City of Manila supporting Manila's historic status as the Capital City of a Nation which it was designed to symbolize and herald to the entire world. Declared as an Important Cultural Property by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 02-2016
	Tulay Santa Cruz	Santa Cruz Bridge	MacArthur Bridge	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	The Santa Cruz Bridge was renamed. It is now called MacArthur Bridge in memory of General Douglas MacArthur. It connects the districts of Ermita and Santa Cruz, Manila.
	Tutuban Centermall \| Palatandaan ng Kumpanya ng Daambakal ng Maynila	Tutuban Centermall \| Manila Railroad Company Marker	Tutuban Railway Station	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Manila Railroad Company Preparation of general plan for railroad on Luzon authorized by Royal Decree June 26, 1875. Royal approval of Don Eduardo Lopez Navarro’s plan May 11, 1883. Concession for the Manila Dagupan line awarded to Don Edmundo Sykes, January 21, 1887, and later transferred to the Manila Railroad Company Ltd. of London. Corner Stone of the main station building at Tutuban laid July 31, 1887. Entire Manila Dagupan line, 195 Kilometers long, completed and service inaugurated November 24, 1892. Year Unveiled: 1934
	Twin Towers	Twin Towers		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Una Bulaqueña, pinta ni Juan Luna	Una Bulaqueña Painting by Juan Luna	La Bulaqueña	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Una Bulaqueña, is a full-figure portrait done with sensitivity, delicacy, and an eye for spontaneity. The painting is captured at an oblique angle, the elegant figure seemingly floats with grace. The dress is meticulously rendered, stressing the translucence of the material that catches light and the gentle movement of the atmosphere. The face is similarly carved out from the austere background with care, infusing it with melancholy. The subject is Emiliana Yriarte Trinidad who posed for the painter in 1895. The work was finished a year later. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 01-2008
	Unang Putok sa Digmaang Filipino-Amerikano	Unang Putok sa Digmaang Filipino-Amerikano		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Unang Putok sa Digmaang Filipino-Amerikano Dito noong ganap na 9:00 ng gabi ng 4 Pebrero 1899 nagpaputok si Private William Grayson ng First Nebraska Volunteers, putok na nagpasiklab sa Digmaang Filipino-Amerikano. Year Unveiled: 2004 _____ Here, at 9:00 o’clock in the evening of February 4th, 1899, Private William Grayson of the First Nebraska Volunteers fired the shot that started the Filipino–American War.
	Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Kolehiyo ng Abogasya	University of the Philippines College of Law	UP College of Law	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: University of the Philippines College of Law Inorganisa sa inisiyatiba ni George A. Malcolm sa tulong ng mga Young Men's Christian Association, 1910. Itinatag sa bisa ng resolusyon ng Lupon ng mga Rehenete ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas, 12 Enero 1911. Sherman Moreland, Dekano, 1911; George Malcolm, Dekano, 1911-1917 Jorge Bocobo, unang Pilipinong dekano, 1917-1934. Nagsara noong digmaan, 13 Disyembre 1941; Muling nagbukas, 6 Agosto 1945. Inilipat sa Diliman Campus, 1948.
	Unibersidad ng Pilipinas-Maynila \| Palatandaan ni Rafael Palma	University of the Philippines-Manila \| Rafael Palma Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Rafael Palma Isinilang sa Tundo, Maynila noong Oktubre 24, 1874. Manunulat, mananalaysay, edukador, iskolar, estadistika, senador at makabayan, isa sa mga nagtatag ng mga pahayagang La Independencia at El Nuevo Dia; naging editor ng El Renacimiento. Delegado ng Kabite sa Unang Asamblea ng Pilipinas noong 1907. Kalihim-Panloob noong panahon ng Gobernador Heneral Francis Burton Harrison; Kagawad noong 1919 sa Unang Misyong Pangkalayaan sa Estados Unidos; Pangulo ng Pamantasan ng Pilipinas, 1923-1933; at Delegado sa 1934 Kumbensiyon Konstitusyonal.
	Union Square	Union Square		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	UP Kolehiyo ng Musika; Bulwagang Abelardo \| Palatandaan ni Jovita Fuentes Pebrero 15, 1895 Agosto 7, 1978	UP College of Music; Abelardo Hall \| Jovita Fuentes Pebrero 15, 1895 Agosto 7, 1978 Marker		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jovita Fuentes Pebrero 15, 1895-Agosto 7, 1978 Siya ang unang Filipina na nagparingal sa pangalan ng Filipinas sa larangan ng musikang pandaigdig, nang kanyang bihagin ang Europa at Amerika sa pamamagitan ng kanyang kagilagilalas na tinig at walang pingas na kasiningan sa tanghalan ng opera. Bilang mabunying maestra ng pag-awit sa Unibersidad ng Pilipinas at iba pang paaralan at ibang pinuno at patnubay ng Music Promotion Foundation of the Philippines, kanyang naging panghabang-buhay na layon ang pagsulong ng musika ng Filipinas at mga musikong Filipino. Inihayag siyang Pambansang Alagad ng Sining para sa Musika noong taong 1976 ng Republika ng Filipinas. Year Unveiled: 1995
	Uptown 21	Uptown 21		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Urbanbank Plaza	Urbanbank Plaza	Exportbank Plaza	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	The 38-storey building consists of 7-floor Podium parkings and a 29-storey Office Tower. Developer: Geo Estate Development Corporation, New Pacific Resources Management, Inc. (Source: http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Urdaneta Apartments	Urdaneta Apartments		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Valle Verde Country Club	Valle Verde Country Club		National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	Valle Verde Country Club was established on May 30, 1975 and officially opened its doors to membership in March 1978. Although not yet fully opened and with limited facilities, members started patronizing the Club immediately since it was the only country club in Pasig area that time. (Source: http://www.valleverdecc.com/)
	Villa San Miguel	Villa San Miguel		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza
	Virra Mall	Virra Mall	V-Mall	National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Jose Maria V. Zaragoza	His works later gravitated toward the biomorphic forms popularized by South America. These works probed concrete’s versatility in generating organic, sculptural, and aerodyamic orms, as evidenced in Commercial Bank and Trust Company Building in Escolta, Manila (1969), Virra Mall in Greenhills (1975), Union Church in Makati (built 1975, now demolished), Saint John Bosco Parish Church in Makati (1977), and Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Shrine in Sucat, Paranaque (1979). The folded plate crown ofthe Union Church (1975) in Makati was an outstanding manipulation of concrete which resulted in delicate, fan-like biomorphism. The Commercial Bank and Trust Company Building and Vlrra Mall were his visionary odes to Futuristic design and his homage to the mid-century fascination with astrospace and space travel. (Source: Arkitekturang Filipino by Gerard Lico)
	Virtual Concepts, Inc. (SEGA) (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Virtual Concepts, Inc. (SEGA) (Interior Design)		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1997.
	Vuelo-Madrid-Manila	Vuelo-Madrid-Manila		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Wack-Wack Garden Terrace	Wack-Wack Garden Terrace		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Wack-Wack Golf at Country Club \| Palatandaan ni Jose P. Laurel (1891–1959) Pangulo ng Republika ng Pilipinas	Wack-Wack Golf and Country Club \| Jose P. Laurel (1891–1959) Pangulo ng Republika ng Pilipinas Marker		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos; Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil (Remodelling)	Marker Text: Jose P. Laurel (1891–1959) Pangulo ng Republika ng Pilipinas Sa pook na ito binaril si Dr. Jose P. Laurel noong Hunyo 5, 1943 samantalang siya ay naglalaro ng golf ganap na 6:30 ng umaga. Nakaligtas si Dr. Laurel sa insidenteng ito at ipinagpatuloy niya ang matapat at puspusang paglilingkod para sa kapakanang pambansa higit sa lahat. Date Unveiled: June 5, 1992 _____ Work of Architect I.P. Santos (1995)
	Wack-Wack Luxury Twin Towers	Wack-Wack Luxury Twin Towers		National Capital Region	Mandaluyong City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Wack-Wack Twin Towers is located in a very exclusive community. It is fronting the internationally famous Wack-Wack Golf & Country Club. Amenities area: 3,600 square meters. With 2 swimming pools, entertainment & events area, saunas, gym. Commercial area to service residents needs such as, laundry shop, beauty saloon, convenience store, coffee shop, business center, children’s tutorial. (Source: http://kmcmaggroup.com/)
	Watershed Resort and Liwasang Pang-ekolohiya ng La Mesa	La Mesa Watershed Resort and Ecological Park		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2004.
	Wellington Department Store	Wellington Department Store		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Pablo S. Antonio
	World Center Maynila	World Center Manila	The World Centre	National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos
	Ylang Lane (Townhouse)	Ylang Lane (Townhouse)		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2013.
	Zoo at Harding Botaniko ng Maynila	Manila Zoological and Botanical Garden	Manila Zoo	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	It was opened in 1959 to allow the public to see different mammals, plants and flowers.
	Plaridel Masonic Temple \| Palatandaan ng Gran Lohiya ng Malaya at Tinanggap na mga Mason ng Pilipinas	Templong Masoniko ng Plaridel \| Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines Marker	New Plaridel Masonic Temple	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines Nanguna, independiente at pambansang institusyong masoniko. Itinatag ng tatlong lohiyang Amerikano sa pahintulot ng Grand Lodge of California ng Estados Unidos ng Amerika, sa kumbensyon sa templo ng masoniko, San Luis (ngayon T.M. Kalaw) Maynila noong Disyembre 19, 1912. Unang punong maestro Si Eugene Stafford. Kinilala ng 77 Gran Lohiya ng Estados Unidos, Inglatera, Ireland at Scotland, 1917. Sa pagkakaisa ng mga mason, pinagsanib sa pamamagitan ng pagsabi ng Regional Grand Lodge of the Philippines ng Gran Oriente Español ng Madrid sa kasunduan nina William H. Taylor, Eugene Stafford at Newton C. Comfort ng Grand Lodge at Manuel L. Quezon, Teodoro M. Kalaw at Tomas Earnshaw ng Regional Grand Lodge, 1917. Inihalal si Taylor na punong maestro at si Quezon, pangalawang punong maestro sa unang eleksiyon. Binili ang Plaridel Masonic Temple sa Plaridel Temple Association upang maging himpilan, 1937. Inialay ang panandang pangkasaysayan sa pagdiriwang ng Diamond Jubilee, Disyembre 19, 1987. Date Unveiled: December 19, 1987
	Punong Tanggapan ng Kagawaran ng Kalusugan \| Palatandaan ni Sixto Ylagan Orosa y Agoncillo (1891–1981)	Department of Health Central Office \| Sixto Ylagan Orosa y Agoncillo (1891–1981) Marker	DOH	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Sixto Ylagan Orosa y Agoncillo (1891–1981) Ipinanganak, Agosto 6, 1891, Taal, Batangas. Nagtapos, Doktor sa Medisina, Pamantasan ng Pilipinas, 1914. Naging Pambayang Punong Pangkalusugan sa mga pamayanang Muslim, 1914. Katulong ang kanyang maybahay, binuksan ang Sulu Public Hospital, 1916. Itinatag at naging unang Puno, Dibisyon ng Pagamutan, Dispensaryo at Laboratoryo, 1923; unang Puno at Pangunahing Siruhano, Occidental Negros Provincial Hospital 1926; Tagapagtatag, 14 na Red Cross Emergency Hospitals sa Maynila noong panahon ng pananakop ng mga Hapon at ng Secret Medical Mercy Mission na nagdala ng mga sugatang Amerikano mula Bataan patungong Australia. Kinatawan, Pangkalahatang Pagpupulong ng World Health Organization sa Geneva at Kapulungang Panrehiyon sa Kanlurang Pasipiko sa Maynila, 1951. Nakatuklas sa Rhinosporidioses. Ama ng Batas Bilang 3168. May-akda, the Sulu Archipelago and Its People, Rizal, Man and Hero at Through Three Generations. Pinagkalooban ng Zobel Literary Award, 1959, at Grand Cross of Rizal, 1966. Namatay, Abril 21, 1981. Date Unveiled: December 12, 1991
	Sentrong Pangkomunikasyon ng ELJ \| Palatandaan ni Eugenio “Geny” Lopez, Jr. (1928–1999)	ELJ Communications Center \| Eugenio “Geny” Lopez, Jr. (1928–1999) Marker	ELJCC Building	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Eugenio “Geny” Lopez, Jr. (1928-1999) Ipinanganak sa Maynila noong Nobyembre 4, 1928. Nagtapos sa Virginia Military Institute noong 1950. Nakamit ang titulong Master in Business Administration mula sa Harvard Business School noong 1953. Mula 1956 hanggang 1972, itinatag niya ang ABS-CBN hanggang sa ito ay tanghaling pinakamalaking katipunan ng media at brodkasting sa Pilipinas na may 22 himpilan ng radio at anim na himpilan ng telebisyon. Tagalathala ng Manila Chronicle. Napiit dahil sa nilikhang paratang sa loob ng maraming taon mula noong Nobyembre 1972. Nakatakas mula sa kanyang bilangguan sa Fort Bonifacio noong Setyembre 30, 1977 at nanirahan sa Estados Unidos. Nagbalik sa Pilipinas pagkaraan ng People Power Revolution noong 1986. Pinangunahan ang muling pagtatatag ng grupo ng mga kumpanya ng mga Lopez. Nanguna sa mga bagong pakikipagsapalaran sa larangan ng telekomunikasyon, brodkasting, lingkurang pantubig at pagpapaunlad ng mga lupain. Hinirang na Asiaweek bilang isa sa 50 pinakaimpluwensyal na lider sa Asia noong 1977 at 1999. Naging abala sa mga gawaing pangkawanggawa at nagkaloob ng kanyang panahon at tulong sa mga paaralan, mga dukha, mga maysakit at kapus-palad na mga kabataan. Naniniwala na ang paglilingkod bayan ang tanging dahilan ng pag-iral ng mga kumpanya ng mga Lopez. Namatay sa San Francisco, California noong Hunyo 28, 1999. Year Unveiled: 2001
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Pook-Labanan ng Zapote at Tulay Zapote	Zapote Battlefield and Zapote Bridge Historical Landmark	Battle of Zapote River	National Capital Region; Region IV-A	Las Piñas City; Bacoor City	Metro Manila; Cavite	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Bacoor, Cavite	The Zapote Bridge was a historical witness to the two fiercest battles that took place in Bacoor. The “Battle(s) of Zapote Bridge” in 1897 and 1899 became encounters of revolting Filipinos against the Spanish and Americans respectively. One battle took place on February 17, 1897 when the Filipino Revolutionary Army held back the advance of the Spanish invaders. It was in this battle that General Edilberto Evangelista who heroically fought and died, making him the “Hero of Battle of Zapote Bridge” in 1899. _____ The historic bridge of Zapote which used to span the Zapote River, linking the two towns of Las Pinas and Bacoor, is now in ruins and what has remained is the half-span belonging to the side of Bacoor. This bridge was the site of historic battles fought by Filipino revolutionaries against Spanish forces and American forces. The first battle was against the Spanish forces on February 17, 1897 where Filipino General Edilberto Evangelista was killed by a stray bullet. The second battle was during the Filipino American War, when Filipino revolutionaries fought against the American forces which were led by General Lawton on June 13, 1899. _____ Marker Texts: Zapote Battlefield On this site the Filipino revolutionary forces fought two decisive battles: one against the Spanish forces, 17 February 1897, in which Filipino General Edilberto Evangelista was killed; the other, against the American forces, 13 June 1899, led by General H. W. Lawton, who later was killed in San Mateo, Rizal, by Filipino General Licerio Geronimo. Year Unveiled: 1952 _____ Labanan sa Zapote Sa lugar na ito lumaban ang mga rebolusyonaryong Pilipino sa dalawang labanan upang mabawi ang Cavite sa mga Espanyol at pigilan ang tuluyang pagsakop ng mga Amerikano: una, sa pangunguna ni Hen. Emilio Aguinaldo laban sa mga Espanyol, 17 Pebrero 1897, na pinagwagian ng mga Pilipino ngunit ikinasawi ni Hen. Edilberto Evangelista; at ang huli, sa pangunguna nina Hen. Artemio Ricarte at Mariano Noriel laban sa mga Amerikano, 13 Hunyo 1899. Ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan sa bisa ng Resolusyon Blg. 11 ng Pambansang Komisyong Pangkasaysayan ng Pilipinas, 9 Setyembre 2013. Date Unveiled: March 10, 2015
	Mga Moro at Kristiyano (Drama ng Sayaw sa Kalye)	Tagalog Moros y Cristianos (Street Dance Drama)	Moro-Moro	Region III; Region IV-A; Region IV-B; National Capital Region		Aurora; Bataan; Bulacan; Nueva Ecija; Pampanga; Tarlac; Zambales; Batangas; Cavite; Laguna; Quezon; Rizal; Marinduque; Occidental Mindoro; Oriental Mindoro; Palawan; Romblon; Metro Manila	Philippine Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory	On July 5, 1637, a play written by Jesuit priest, F. Hironimo Perez entitled, “Una gran comedia de la toma del Pueblo de Corralat, conquista del Cerro” was presented in the church to celebrate the Christian victory of Governor-General Sebastian Hurtado de Corcuera over the Muselim Cachil Corralat. This started the comedia or moro-moro, one of the earliest forms of theatre in the Philippines which survives until today. Through time, the performance shifted from the church to open public places. _____ Inventory No.: 179 ICH Domain: 2 Ethnolingustic Group: Tagalog
	Pasyong Tagalog	Tagalog Pasion		Region III; Region IV-A; Region IV-B; National Capital Region		Aurora; Bataan; Bulacan; Nueva Ecija; Pampanga; Tarlac; Zambales; Batangas; Cavite; Laguna; Quezon; Rizal; Marinduque; Occidental Mindoro; Oriental Mindoro; Palawan; Romblon; Metro Manila	Philippine Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory	Among the most popular forms of literature, music and drama during the Spanish times were the various rendition and versions of the passion, death and resurrection of Christ, or the Pasyon ni Kristo. _____ Inventory No.: 192 ICH Domain: 1 Ethnolingustic Group: Tagalog and other ethnolinguistic group
	Prinsa ng Molino \| Prinsa ng Molino sa Ilog Zapote	Molino Dam \| Molino Dam over the Zapote River, and its Intrinsic Setting		Region IV-A; National Capital Region	Bacoor City	Cavite	Marked Structure, NHCP; Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, City of Bacoor, Cavite	The Molino Dam is fed by two river systems, namely the Don Cella River which drains the eastern portion of the southern watershed, and the Molino River which drains the western portion of the southern watershed. Spills from the Molino Dam's major spillway flow through the numerous creek systems and join the Zapote River in San Nicolas. Several gates of the Molino Dam discharge waters to other creeks within Bacoor previously intended for agriculture. _____ Marker Text: Molino Dam Ipinagawa ayon sa disenyo ni Fray Hilario Bernal, OAR upang patubigan ang mga bukirin sa Las Piñas at Bacoor. Isinaayos ni Fray Ezekiel Moreno, OAR upang lubos na matulungan ang mga magsasaka at lunasan ang tagtuyot na nararanasan sa lugar, 1885. Ganap na natapos, 1890. Nagsisilbing tulay sa pagitan ng Las Piñas at Bacoor, Cavite hanggang sa kasalukuyan. Date Unveiled: December 1, 2017 ___ Declared as an Important Cultural Property by the National Museum of the Philippines through MD No. 22-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Tulay Heneral Blanco	Puente Del General Blanco	San Fernando Bridge	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 3-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Dating Gusali ng Kagawaran ng Agrikultura	Former Department of Agriculture and Commerce Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 4-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Dating Gusali ng Kagawaran ng Pananalapi	Former Department of Finance Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 4-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Dating Bahay-Pamahalaan ng San Pedro Makati	Old Presidencia of San Pedro Macati	Museo ng Makati	National Capital Region	Makati	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, City of Makati	A single-story edifice served as the original town hall of Makati from 1918-1934. The edifice was replaced by the current structure built in 1934 and served as the town hall until 1961. In 1990, the structure was converted into a local museum by the City Government. --- MD No. 6-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Gusali ng Pambansang Pangasiwaan ng Patubig at Alkantarilya	National Waterworks and Sewerage Authority Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 24-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Lumang Gusali ng Paseguruhan ng mga Naglilingkod sa Pamahalaan	The Former Government Service Insurance System Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 25-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Bulwagang Panlungsod ng Maynila	City Hall of Manila		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 28-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Mga Tansong Pigura sa Kwadrangulo	Far Eastern University Collective Declaration: Bronze Sculptured Figures in the Quadrangle	Bronze Sculpture	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Vicente Manansala	MD-NO.1-2018 (7 of 12)
	Mosaic ng Birhen ng Fatima	Far Eastern University Collective Declaration: The Mosaic of Our Lady of Fatima	-	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Vicente Manansala	MD-NO.1-2018 (8 of 12)
	Ang Daan ng Krus	Far Eastern University Collective Declaration: The Via Crucis	-	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Carlos V. Francisco	MD-NO.1-2018 (9 of 12)
	Ang Pagpapapako kay Kristo	Far Eastern University Collective Declaration: The Crucifixion of Christ	-	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Carlos V. Francisco	MD-NO.1-2018 (10 of 12)
	Mga Mural at Stained Glass	Far Eastern University Collective Declaration: Mural and Stained Glass Panels	-	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	MD-NO.1-2018 (11 of 12). Work of Antonio Dumlao
	Mga Bas-relief	Far Eastern University Collective Declaration: Bas-reliefs	-	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	MD-NO.1-2018 (12 of 12). Work of Francesco Riccardo Monti
	Serye ng mga Pinta ng Philam Life (1)	Philam Life Series of Paintings (1)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Vicente S. Manansala	MD-8-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Serye ng mga Pinta ng Philam Life (2)	Philam Life Series of Paintings (2)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Vicente S. Manansala	MD-8-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Serye ng mga Pinta ng Philam Life (3)	Philam Life Series of Paintings (3)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Vicente S. Manansala	MD-8-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Serye ng mga Pinta ng Philam Life (4)	Philam Life Series of Paintings (4)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Vicente S. Manansala	MD-8-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Serye ng mga Pinta ng Philam Life (5)	Philam Life Series of Paintings (5)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Vicente S. Manansala	MD-8-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Serye ng mga Pinta ng Philam Life (6)	Philam Life Series of Paintings (6)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Vicente S. Manansala	MD-8-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Serye ng mga Pinta ng Philam Life (7)	Philam Life Series of Paintings (7)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Vicente S. Manansala	MD-8-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Serye ng mga Pinta ng Philam Life (8)	Philam Life Series of Paintings (8)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Vicente S. Manansala	MD-8-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Serye ng mga Iskultura ng Philam Life (1)	Philam Life Series of Sculptures (1)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD-9-2020 (June 27, 2019). Work of Jose P. Alcantara
	Serye ng mga Iskultura ng Philam Life (2)	Philam Life Series of Sculptures (2)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD-26-2020 (June 27, 2019). Work of Jose P. Alcantara
	Istatwa ni Manuel L. Quezon	Statue of Manuel L. Quezon		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Guillermo E.Tolentino	MD-7-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Istatwa ni Sergio Osmeña	Statue of Sergio Osmeña		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Guillermo E.Tolentino	MD-7-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Pamantasang Normal ng Pilipinas: Bulwagang Normal	Philippine Normal University: Normal Hall		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	MD-NO.1-2018 (1 of 3)
	Pamantasang Normal ng Pilipinas: Bulwagang Geronima T. Pecson	Philippine Normal University: Geronima T. Pecson Hall		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	MD-NO.1-2018 (3 of 3)
	Pamantasang Normal ng Pilipinas: Dating Gusali ng Kagawaran ng Pagsasanay	Philippine Normal University: The Former Training Department Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	MD-NO.1-2018 (3 of 3)
	Mga Gusali ng Pamantasan ng Malayong Silangan: Bulwagang Nicanor B. Reyes Sr.	Far Eastern University Buildings: Nicanor B. Reyes Sr. Hall		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2018
	Mga Gusali ng Pamantasan ng Malayong Silangan: Gusaling Administratibo	Far Eastern University Buildings: Administration Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2018
	Mga Gusali ng Pamantasan ng Malayong Silangan: Gusali ng Inhenyeriya	Far Eastern University Buildings: Engineering Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2018
	Mga Gusali ng Pamantasan ng Malayong Silangan: Gusali ng Batas	Far Eastern University Buildings: Law Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2018
	Mga Gusali ng Pamantasan ng Malayong Silangan: Gusali ng Agham	Far Eastern University Buildings: Science Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2018
	Mga Gusali ng Pamantasan ng Malayong Silangan: Ang Kapilya	Far Eastern University Buildings: The Chapel		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2018
	Simbahan ng Nuestra Señora de los Desamparados ng Marikina	Parish Church of Nuestra Señora de los Desamparados of Marikina	The Church Complex of Nuestra Señora de los Desamparados	National Capital Region	Marikina City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD NO. 1-2018 (1 of 6)
	Kapilya ng Jesus de la Peña	The Jesus de la Peña Chapel		National Capital Region	Marikina City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD NO. 1-2018 (2 of 6)
	Museo ng Sapatos	The Shoe Museum		National Capital Region	Marikina City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD NO. 1-2018 (3 of 6)
	Bahay Ansestral ni Kapitan Moy	Ancestral House of Kapitan Moy		National Capital Region	Marikina City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD NO. 1-2018 (4 of 6)
	Bahay Ansestral ng Chanyungco	Chanyungco Ancestral House		National Capital Region	Marikina City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD NO. 1-2018 (5 of 6)
	Bahay Ansestral ng Zamora	Zamora Ancestral House		National Capital Region	Marikina City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD NO. 1-2018 (6 of 6)
	Simbahan ng Nuestra Señora de los Remedios ng Malate	Parish Church of Nuestra Señora de los Remedios of Malate	The Church Complex of Nuestra Señora de los Remedios	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD NO. 1-2018
	Mga Gusali ng Pangkalahatang Ospital ng Pilipinas: Mga Silid	Philippine General Hospital Buildings: Ward Pavilions		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD NO. 1-2018 (2 of 4)
	Mga Gusali ng Pangkalahatang Ospital ng Pilipinas: Pagamutan	Philippine General Hospital Buildings: Dispensary		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD NO. 1-2018 (3 of 4)
	Mga Gusali ng Pangkalahatang Ospital ng Pilipinas: Gusali ng Tahanan ng mga Nars	Philippine General Hospital Buildings: Nurses’ Home Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD NO. 1-2018 (4 of 4)
	Paaralan para sa Di-Makarinig ng Pilipinas	Philippine School for the Deaf	The Main Building of the School for the Deaf and Blind	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Gusaling San Juan Bautista	Saint John the Baptist Building	St. John the Baptist Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Gusaling San Raimundo de Peñafort	Saint Raymond of Peñafort Building	St. Raymond of Peñafort Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Gusaling Santo Domingo de Guzman	Saint Dominic De Guzman Building	St. Dominic De Guzman Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Pook at Labing Arkeolohiko ng Dating Kumbentong Dominikano	Site and Archaeological Remains of the Former Dominican Convent		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Gusaling San Vicente	Saint Vincent Building	St. Vincent Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Gusaling Santa Teresa	Saint Theresa Building	St. Theresa Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Simbahan ng San Vicente de Paul	Church of Saint Vincent De Paul	Church of St. Vincent De Paul	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Gusaling Administratibo ng Kolehiyo ng Santa Isabel	Santa Isabel College Administration Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Kapilya ng Santo Cristo de Tesoro	Chapel of Santo Cristo De Tesoro		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Tanghalang Fleur-De-Lis	Fleur-De-Lis Theater		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Bulwagang San La Salle, Gusali ng Pamantasang De La Salle	De La Salle University Building, The St. La Salle Hall		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Kapilya ng Paaralan	School Chapel		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Gusaling Santa Scholastica	Saint Scholastica Building	St. Scholastica Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Gusaling San Hildergarde	Saint Hildergarde Building	St. Hildergarde Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Gusaling Benedikto	Benedict Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Monserat sa Kolehiyo ng San Beda	The Abbey of Our Lady of Montserrat in San Beda College		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Simbahan ng Redemptorist	The Redemptorist Church	Baclaran Church	National Capital Region	Parañaque City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Bahay Na Tisa	Bahay Na Tisa	Tech Ancestral House	National Capital Region	Pasig City	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2018 (Dec 5 2018)
	Filipinescas: Philippine Life, Legend and Lore in Dance	Filipinescas: Philippine Life, Legend and Lore in Dance	-	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artist for Dance Leonor Orosa-Goquinco	Traditional and religious rituals, social events, folklore, and popular activities and occasions are all featured in Filipinescas. Legends of creation, pabasa, prusisyon, fiestas, and games, to name a few, were all part of it. This dance was performed on June 24, 2004 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines and College of Saint Benilde Filipinescas Dance Company.
	Vamos a Belen	Vamos a Belen		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artist for Dance Ramon A. Obusan	Vamos a Belen depicts the many forms of pastores customs found in several Philippine districts. This dance was performed on December 21, 2007 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines, with the Ramon Obusan Folkloric Group as its resident company.
	Rama, Hari	Rama, Hari		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artists Ramon A. Obusan, Bienvenido Lumbera, Rolando S. Tinio, Alice Reyes	Rama, Hari is created by Ballet Philippines Founder and National Artist for Dance, Alice Reyes, and is based on the Indian epic Ramayana. It included music by Ryan Cayabyab, National Artist for Music, set to a libretto by Bienvenido Lumbera, National Artist for Literature. This dance was performed on December 08, 2012 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines, with Ballet Philippines as its resident company.
	Tales of the Manuvu	Tales of the Manuvu		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artists Bienvenido Lumbera, Alice G. Reyes	Tales of the Manuvu is a Filipino rock opera ballet that tells the story of the creation of the universe, with the benevolent deity Manama accompanied by diwata (guardian spirit) and anito, and the wicked god Ogassi surrounded by busaw (bad spirits). This dance was performed on March 22, 2019 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines, with Ballet Philippines as its resident company. It is adapted from an article in Philippine Heritage by E. Arsenio Manuel.
	Amada	Amada	Neo Filipino	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artists Alice G. Reyes, Lucrecia R. Kasilag, Salvador F. Bernal	National Artist for Literature Nick Joaquin's short tale "Summer Solstice" inspires Amada. It was centered on the ascension of women through the Tadtarin summer solstice rite, which shook the male-dominated society of the 19th century. This dance was performed on March 13, 2009 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines and Ballet Philippines, with Ballet Philippines as its resident company.
	Cinderella	Cinderella		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artists Alice G. Reyes, Francisco F. Feliciano, Salvador F. Bernal	Cinderella is choreographed by National Artist for Dance Alice Reyes and set by National Artist Salvador Bernal, and is based on the fairy tale published in 1812. Francisco Feliciano adapted the original score of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. This dance was performed on December 06, 2019 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines and Ballet Philippines, with Ballet Philippines as its resident company. It is based on Cinderella by the Brothers Grimm.
	Romeo and Juliet	Romeo and Juliet		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artists Salvador F. Bernal, Leandro V. Locsin	The story of Romeo and Juliet, written by William Shakespeare, is portrayed through dance by National Artist for Dance Alice Reyes to Prokofiev's music and production design by National Artist Salvador Bernal. This dance was performed on February 15, 2019 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines and Aston Martin Manila, with Ballet Philippines as its resident company.
	Carmina Burana	Carmina Burana		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artists Alice G. Reyes, Salvador F. Bernal	This dance was performed on September 08, 2018 and produced by the "Cultural Center of the Philippines and Ballet Philippines, with Ballet Philippines as its resident company.
	Carmen	Carmen		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artists Alice G. Reyes, Salvador F. Bernal	This one-act ballet in five scenes is derived from the original novel by Prosper Merimee, which was also the source of Bizet’s opera. In Reyes’s version, the events are seen through the eyes of Don Jose who relates to Merimee the series of events which led to his imprisonment and execution. Don Jose is an army corporal, a simple and naive country lad aspiring for a better life. His life is suddenly disturbed when he meets and falls in love with Carmen, a very strong woman who flirts with him. She later leaves him for the bullfighter Escamillo, and in the last scene rejects Don Jose’s pleas to be taken back, saying she would rather die than live with a man she no longer loves and respects. Don Jose stabs her in desperation. Back in prison, Don Jose holds the rose Carmen threw at him, and at the end of his story gives it to Merimee before walking away to his execution. This dance was performed in 1990 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines, with Ballet Philippines as its resident company.
	Itim Asu	Itim Asu	The Exemplars: Amada and Other Dances	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artist for Dance Alice G. Reyes	Itim Asu recounts the narrative of the black she-wolf La Loba Negra, who kills the assassins that target her husband, Governor General Bustamante. This dance was performed on October 20, 2017 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines, with Ballet Philippines as its resident company. It is based on Virgina Moreno's "The Onyx Wolf."
	Bungkos Suite	Bungkos Suite	BP: The Blue Moon Gala	National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artist for Dance Alice G. Reyes	The Bungkos Suite showcases the feelings of playfulness and lightness through dancing to traditional and popular folk songs. This dance was performed on September 26, 2014 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines, with Ballet Philippines as its resident company.
	Ritual Roots: Unpublished Dances of the Philippines	Ritual Roots: Unpublished Dances of the Philippines		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artist for Dance Ramon A. Obusan	The Ramon Obusan Folkloric Group presents previously unreleased Filipino folk dances from various cultures in the country. This dance was performed on July 07, 2006 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines, with the Ramon Obusan Folkloric Group as its resident company.
	Dalagang Bukid	Dalagang Bukid		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines	Dalagang Bukid was the most popular Tagalog sarsuwela of the period, having been performed about a thousand times in Manila and in the provinces before World War II. It also became the first full-length Filipino feature film when made into a silent movie by Jose Nepomuceno in 1919, also starring Atang de la Rama, who was often asked to sing the songs and recite the dialogue with the rest of the cast behind the screen while the film was being shown. This was performed in 1987 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines, with the Tanghalang Pilipino as its resident company.
	Ang Larawan: The Musical	Ang Larawan: The Musical		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artists Nick Joaquin, Rolando S. Tinio, Ryan Cayabyab	Ang Larawan revolves around matters over the Don Lorenzo’s last masterpiece. This was performed on July 25, 1997 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines and Musical Theater Philippines, with the Tanghalang Pilipino as its resident company.
	Walang Sugat	Walang Sugat		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artist Salvador F. Bernal	Walang Sugat is Severino Reyes' original zarzuela. Along with the love tale, it depicts a story set in Bulacan during the Philippine Revolution, depicting the people's heroism and their participation in the Katipunan in the battle against the Spanish oppressors. This was performed on August 24, 2012 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines, Tanghalang Pilipino, and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, with Tanghalang Pilipino as its resident company.
	Noli Me Tangere	Noli Me Tangere		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artist Bienvenido Lumbera, Ryan Cayabyab, Salvador F. Bernal	Crisostomo Ibarra, a mestizo who returned to San Diego after studying in Europe, was the protagonist of the Noli Me Tangere. The strength and influence of the Spanish Friars, as well as other political considerations, opposed Ibarra, who professed his love for Maria Clara. Maria Clara and Ibarra said their goodbyes at the end of the play. This was performed on August 26, 2011 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines, with Tanghalang Pilipino as its resident company.
	Pahimakas sa Isang Ahente	Pahimakas sa Isang Ahente		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artist Rolando S. Tinio	Pahimakas sa Isang Ahente is Rolando S. Tinio's (National Artist for Literature and Theater) Filipino translation of Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman.” It exposes a story of dreams, family, and love. This was performed on October 18, 2014 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines, with Tanghalang Pilipino as its resident company. It is adapted from "Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller.
	PIano Quintet in C Major (Chamber Music in Progress)	PIano Quintet in C Major (Chamber Music in Progress)		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artist Antonio J. Molina	A concert presented by the Clarion Chamber Ensemble for the benefit of 98.7 DZFE “The Master’s Touch, the only classical radio station in the country. Being the only mixed chamber ensemble in the country, Clarion share similar goals with DZFE, to promote and propagate the importance of classical music to wider public through teaching and performing in concerts regularly, the reason Clarion concerts always include narrations to explain about the history and background of the music and composers. This was performed on February 24, 2012 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines and 98.7 DZFE, with the Clarion Chamber Ensemble as its resident company.
	To The Unnamed Light: A Celebration of the Works of National Artis for Music Francisco F. Feliciano	To The Unnamed Light: A Celebration of the Works of National Artis for Music Francisco F. Feliciano		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines; Work of National Artist for Music Francisco F. Feliciano	The Cultural Center of the Philippines and the National Commission for the Culture and the Arts, on behalf of the Feliciano family, present "To The Unnamed Light" a tribute concert given to the late National Artist for Music, Francisco F. Feliciano on the eve of his first death anniversary. Artists include Novo Concertante Manila, University of the Philippines Singing Ambassadors, sopranos Alegria O. Ferrer and Jade Rubis Riccio, tenor Malvin Macasaet, baritone Eudenice Palaruan, clarinetist Ma. Cristina Santiago, Morriz Wind Band, Sandiwa Kayumanggi, the Philippine Youth Symphonic Band, and the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra, under the baton of Feliciano's nephew, Arnel Feliciano. This was performed on September 08, 2015 and produced by the Cultural Center of the Philippines and National Commission for Culture and the Arts, with the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra as its resident company.
		Institutional Office		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Paco Catholic School		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Jose P. Laurel Ancestral House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Saint Cecilia Hall	St. Cecilia Hall	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Justiniani House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		EV Dental Clinic		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Saint Scholastica's College	St. Scholastica's College	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Saint Paul College Chapel	SPU Manila Chapel	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Besa House	Besa House	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ellinwood Malate Church		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Moreno House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Our Lady of Remedies Parish	Malate Catholic Church	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		North Sy-Quia Apartments	North Sy-Quia Apartments	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		South Sy-Quia Apartments	South Sy-Quia Apartments	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Fuerte de San Antonio Abad	Fort San Antonio Abad	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Sub-Post Office	PHL Post Office	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Philippine Women's University		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Department of Agriculture/BPI		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Villareal Mansion		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Montinola Mansion		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Saint Paul University		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Admiral Bay Suites		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Quiambao House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Muñoz House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Compound Building D		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Compound Building E		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Compound Building F		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Compound Building G		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Sy House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Mayflower Apartments		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Bistro Remedios		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		San Fernando de Dilao ng, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Paco Train Station		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila	The Manila Belt Line from Santa Mesa to Paco and the segment of the defunct Cavite line to Binakayan was opened on March 25, 1908. The construction of the station started in 1912 and was completed by 1915. In the bid to reclaim Manila from the Japanese during World War II, Paco became a bloody battleground. On February 7, 1945, the US 149th Infantry Regiment crossed Pasig River and landed in the suburbs of Pandacan and Paco with the Filipino troops under the Philippine Commonwealth Army, where a battle took place around the railway station with some 300 Japanese defending it; it was the “first of the urban strong points” the Allied forces encountered. According to one account, “Japanese [fighters] had machine gun posts all around the [railroad] station, and foxholes with riflemen surrounded each machine gun post. Inside at each corner were sandbag forts with 20mm guns. One large concrete pillbox in the building housed a 37mm gun.” The Battle of Paco produced two Medal of Honor awardees, both members of the U.S. Company B, 148th Infantry, 37th Infantry Division which, along with the 149th Infantry Regiment, had the primary mission to attack Pandacan and Paco. The heroes of Paco were Technical Sergeant Cleto L. Rodriguez, of Mexican descent, and Private First Class John N. Reese, Jr., an American Indian.
		Paco Cemetery	Cementerio General de Dilao	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		St. Pancratius Chapel		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Aguilar House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepcion de la Concordia		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Inocencio House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Asilo de Vicente de Paul		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Paco Fire Station		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Metchem Building 1		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Taoist Temple		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Apostol House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Soluaga House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Delgado House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1059 Estrada Street corner Bautista Street, San Andres		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Reyes House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Lambingan Bridge		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Embassy of the United States		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Technological University of the Philippines		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Adamson University		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Saint Vincent de Paul Parish		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Santa Isabel College		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Philippine Normal University		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Manila Metropolitan Theater		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Korporasyong Pangkoreo ng Pilipinas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Rizal Monument		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Manila Police District Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		C&R Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Casino Espanol De Manila		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1328 Labores Street corner Kaingin Street, Pandacan		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2307 Pedro Gil Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Nuestra Señora de Peñafrancia		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2285 Plaza Hugo Sta. Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2273 Calderon St Sta,Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2310 Plaza Hugo Sta. Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Bellevue Theater		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Manila Southern College		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		El Dorado Building	El Dorado Building - Commercial	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Plaridel Masonic Temple	Plaridel Masonic Temple	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		United Methodist Church		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Luneta Hotel		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Miramar hotel		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Syquia House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Santiago House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Lahoz House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Cruz House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		De la Merced House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Santaromana House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Areopagita House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Santos House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Jimenez House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Sto. Domingo House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Areopagita House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Tagoryo House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ang House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Soliman House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Gomez House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Lim House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		De Guzman House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Leiva House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Cahayon House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Leiva Syquia House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Justiniano House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Tabora Market		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Torres House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Alvarez House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Santiago / Matias House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Alquinto House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Cruz / Villanueva House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Patag House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Yu House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Reyes House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Iglesia ni Cristo Chapel		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Iglesia ni Cristo Museum		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Sy House	Sy House	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Oasis Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Alhambra Apartment		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ermita Church		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Casa Tesoro		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Miciano House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Endriga House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Sangil House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Tiongco House - Residential		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Tiongco House - Residential		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Otanes House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Salacup House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Gemino House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Coronel House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Suguitan House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Dela Merced House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Bacosa House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Gawat House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Montessori School		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Batungbacal House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Fernandez House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Subido House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Cobangbang House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		University of the Philippines College of Medicine		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Gusali ng Pangasiwaang Sental ng Pangkalahatang Ospital ng Pilipinas \| Palatandaan ng Pangkalahatang Ospital ng Pilipinas	Philippine General Hospital Central Administration Building \| Philippine General Hospital Marker	PGH Administration Building; PGH Cental Admistration Building' PGH Main Building; PGH	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP; Renovation by National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil; Registered Property, City of Manila	Marker Text: Philippine General Hospital Itinatag sa Bisa ng Kautusan Bilang 1688 ng Komisyon ng Pilipinas bilang dibisyon ng Kagawaran ng Kalusugan, 1907 sa pamamagitan ni Dean C. Worcester. Inilagay ang panulukang bato, Disyembre 8, 1908; natapos, Nobyembre 30, 1909; binuksan sa publiko, Seytembre 1, 1910; pinasinayaan, Setyembre 10, 1910, napasailalim ng Kagawarang Interyor, 1915; Kagawaran ng Pampublikong Pagtuturo, 1933; Tanggapan ng Pangulo, Hulyo 1939. Ibinalik sa ilalim ng Pagtuturong Pampubliko noong panahon ng pananakop ng mga Hapones; inilipat sa Philippine Civil Affairs Unit noong 1945; Tanggapan ng Pamantasan ng Pilipinas sa Batas Pampanguluhan Bilang 94, 1947. Sinimulan ang pagpapaganda, pagpapaayos at pagpapalaki, 1985; pansamantalang natigil noong 1986; muling ipinagpatuloy, 1987; ganap na natapos, 1990. Year Unveiled: 1992 _____ MD NO. 1-2018 (1 of 4)
		Philippine General Hospital Nurse's Home		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Philippine General Hospital Dispensary		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Philippine General Hospital Dormitory 1		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		PGH Dormitory 2		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		PGH Utility Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		PGH Radiology Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		PGH Dentistry Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		UP Rizal Hall		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Court of Appeals		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Rosales House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Morales House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Albano House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Asperilla House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Subido House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Joya House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Vidal House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Sta. Ana Elementary School Annex		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Marasigan House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Villar House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Velasquez House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Bayview Park Hotel		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Tan House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Metropolitan Waterworks Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Regina Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Perez-Samanillo Building	First United Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Judge Alison Gibbs Building 1		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Burke Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Veloso Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Gaches Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Yutivo Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Calvo Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		San Juan de Dios Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Uy-Chaco Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Cortes-Ochoa Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Sunico House	Sunico House	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Juan Luna Plaza also known as Pacific Commercial Company Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Manalac House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		El Hogar Filipino Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Troncales House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Cua House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ramos House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Pascual House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ramos House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Residential		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ang House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ong House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ong House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Hermanos Fernandez Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ong House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Angping House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Iglesia ni Cristo		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		San Nicolas Fire Station		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ides O’Racca Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Mabasa House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Cham House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Guiamco Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Cham House 142		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Chua House 126		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		9999 Pawnshop		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ngo House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Kim Yek Foundry		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Hilario Sunico House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		So House 68		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Padilla House 71		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Lim House 72		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Tamlimco House 77		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Montenegro Building 83		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Tanlayco House 86		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Co House 87		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Lu House 94		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Go-Ting House 101		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Oppen House 105		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Tomas Pinpin Monument		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Joaquin de Santa Marina Monument		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Aguinaldo Department Store		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Rueda Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Puente de Meisic		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Gonzalo Accessoria		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Gonzalo Mansion		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2128 Taft Avenue, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Yu-Tan Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Manila Press Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Go Hoc Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Judge Alison Gibbs Building 2		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Judge Alison Gibbs Building 3		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Lam Bee Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Leyba Martinez Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Streamline Corporation Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Kodak Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		City Chain Trading Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Uy Su Bin Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1940 Taft Avenue		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Tan Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Hospicio De San Jose Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Jalandoni Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Lim House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Bon Chun Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Cortez Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Rex Theater		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Puente de Binondo		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Insular Life Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Maritima Building		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Flor House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Sy House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Pansiteria Macanista de Buen Gusto		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		956 Gen. Malvar Street corner Agoncillo Street		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1837 Agoncillo Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1824 San Marcelino Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1944 Modesto Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1732 San Pedro Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2298 Leon Guinto corner Paris Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		973 A-F Paseo de Galvan (Residential), Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1019 Maligaya Street corner Singalong Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		996 Maligaya Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		(Residential) 974 Capitan Ticong Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2176 Calvin Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2030 M.H Del Pilar Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1365 San Gregorio Street corner Paz Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1405-1407 San Gregorio Street corner Merced Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1313 Perdigon Street corner Paz Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Union Street corner Felina Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1436 Santo Sepulcro Street corner Peñafrancia Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1465 Figueroa Street corner San Antonio Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1274 Dyco Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1280 Calixto Dyco Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1278B Calixto Dyco Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1307-1311 Santo Sepulcro Street corner Paz Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		5 Figueroa Street corner San Antonio Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1336-1342 A. Linao Street Coner Syson Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1287-1303 Syson Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1431 Perez Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1309 Ghandi Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1490 Gen. Luna Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1626 Zamora Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1349 P Gomez Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1323 Gandhi Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1191 Cristobal Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2577 Bautista Street Apostol House, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1069 Vito Cruz Street corner Bautista Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2574 Bautista Street, San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2554 Bautista Street corner Don Pedro Street San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1050 Don Pedro Street San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2608 Mercedes Street San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1126 Don Pedro Street San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1221 Agusto Francisco Street San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2328 Alejo Aquino Street San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2629 Espiritu Street San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2615 Espiritu Street San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2445 Alejo Aquino Street San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1114 Teodora San Luis Street, Pandacan		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1149 Teodora San Luis Street, Pandacan		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1159 Teodoro San Luis, Pandacan		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2156 Suter Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2258 Mayon, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2243 Delpan Street corner Callejon, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2353 Delpan Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1971 Carreon Street corner Ick Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		3110 F. Roxas Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		3224 F. Roxas Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1032 Sylvia Street, Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1475 Gen Luna Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2718 Old Panaderos Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2515 Old Panaderos Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1972 Patino Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2218 Embarcadero Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1115 Labores Street, Pandacan		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2499 Beata Street, Pandacan		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1081 C. Ayala Street San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2451 Rubi Street San Andres- Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2310 Topacio Street San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1439 Labores Street, Pandacan		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1573 Leon Guinto Street, Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1420 San Marcelino Street, Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2248 F. Reyes Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1453 Perez Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1336-1342 A. Linao Street corner Syson Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1330 Perez Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1328 Perez Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2414 La Torre Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		3152 F. Roxas Street corner Castaneda Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2820-2826 F Y Manalo Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2981 F.Y. Manalo, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1038 Mabini Street, Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		572 I. Reyes Street Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		542 Arquiza Street Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1187 Jorge Bocobo Street Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2050 Renaissance Street, Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1288 M.H Del Pilar Street, Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1325 M. Adriatico Street Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		507 Santa Monica Street, Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1421 Mabini Street, Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1932 Pedro Gil Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1924 Pedro Gil Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1936 Diamante Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2307 Suter Medel Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2289 Syquia Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2538 Lamayan Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2458 Cagayan Street Mabuhay Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1553-1559 Mabini Street, Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1213 Industria Street, Pandacan		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1991 Del Pilar Street, Ermita		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1236 Penafrancia Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		477 Penafrancia Street corner Perdigon Street, Paco		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2251 Zafiro San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Tan House 2283 Abra Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2409 Medel Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2210 Mabuhay Street, Santa Ana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Bureau of Customs / Kawanihan ng Adwana		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		614 Madrid Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		570 Ilang-Ilang Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		552-554 Sevilla Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		214 Delpan Street corner San Nicolas Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		209 Lara Street corner Sevilla Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		209 Lara Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		210-214 Lara Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		287 Jaboneros Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		632 Camba Street corner Lavezares Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		510 San Nicolas Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		564-568 Santo Cristo Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		475-479 San Nicolas, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		514 Lavezares Street corner Fundidor Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		562 Santo Cristo Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		604-608 Santo Cristo Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		532-542 El Cano Street corner Lavezares, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		562-564 El Cano Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		677-679 El Cano Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		450 Jaboneros corner El Cano Streets, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	494 Daang Camba, San Nicolas	494 Camba Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		331 Jaboneros Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
	Bahay Angping	Angping House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		535 Camba Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		323-329 Lara Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		568-570 Camba Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		561-563 Camba Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		715 Camba Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		722 Camba Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		318 Clavel Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		314 Clavel Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		307-313 M. de Santos Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		558 Asuncion Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		518-520 Asuncion Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		514 Asuncion Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		551-559 Caballeros Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		San Nicolas corner Caballeros Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		724-728 El Cano Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Santo Cristo corner San Nicolas Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		766 Clavel corner Camba Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Camba corner Jaboneros Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		496-504 Yuchengco Street, Binondo		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		567-577 Ilang-Ilang corner San Nicolas Streets, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		438-440 Yuchengco Street, Binondo		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		847 Alvarado Street, Binondo		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1007 Soler Street corner 1087-1089 Reina Regente Street, Binondo		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1072- 1076 Recto Avenue, Binondo		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		770 Caballerros Street corner 432-434 Clavel Street, San Nicolas		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1663 Along Orosa Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1631 Vasquez Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1811 Vasquez Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		2140 Taft Avenue		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1665 Maria Orosa Street, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Compound Building A 2272 Leon Guinto Street corner Paseo de Galvan, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Compound Building B 2272 Leon Guinto Street corner Paseo de Galvan, Malate		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		1262-1266 Vito Cruz corner G Del Pilar Street, San Andres, Singalong		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Pandacan Church - church plaza along Jesus Street Pandacan		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Romualdez House Jesus Street Teodora San Luis Street Pandacan		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Ly Chau Co House		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Heacock Building Delgado Street Port Area		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Capitol Theater Binondo		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Wilson Building Binondo	Wilson Building Binondo	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Manila
		Pangisdaan Festival		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	The festival is held every 16th of January which coincides with the Navotas Day Celebration. It is being participated by public high school students, through a street dancing competition. Their colorful costumes were made from indigenous materials being used in fishing, and was considered as the highlight of the celebration of Navotas founding anniversary. It was also featured in GMA's Unang Hirit.
		San Jose de Navotas Fiesta		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It is celebrated every 1st Sunday of May. It is a two-day celebration that starts on the visperas or the day before the fiesta with parade of colorful floats and marching bands.
		Santacruzan		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It is celebrated every last week of May. It is a festival that is celebrated throughout the country in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It was an almost pageant-like procession with eleborate gowns showcasing all the beautiful Mutya ng Navotas candidates representing eighteen (18) barangays. The crowned winners will be the main characters of the Santacruzan as the Reynas.
		San Roque de Navotas Fiesta		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It is celebrated every last Sunday of January. The fiesta is considered by many as the biggest and grandest religious festivity in Navotas in honor of the Patron Saint San Roque for the good harvest and catch of the fishermen. Included in the long parade which starts on the visperas, were more than 20 marching bands from the different provinces and colorful floats that occupy almost the entire main road of Navotas.
		Birheng Bilanggo Chapel Fiesta		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It is celebrated every 13th of October. For every fiesta, they conduct novena, mass, then followed by a procession.
		San Ildefonso Parish Fiesta		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It is celebrated every 23rd of January. It is also a two-day festivity celebration in honor of the patron saint, San Ildefonso. The activities include novena, mass celebration, and a procession right after the mass.
		Santo Niño de Pasion Parish Fiesta		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It is celebrated a week before Semana Santa. It starts with a nine-day novena and features procession with caracol and pagoda.
		San Lorenzo Ruiz Parish Fiesta		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It is celebrated every 3rd Wednesday of September. The festivity celebration starts on the visperas with different contests like singing, dancing, pageants, and games participated by the community.
		Malapad na Bato Adobe Formations		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Makati	It served as a refuge of General Emilio Aguinaldo on his way to Mount Puray on June 14, 1897. It also witnessed the greatness of Makati's local hero General Pio del Pilar, who reconstituted an army in a span of two weeks after the original Culi-Culi Brigade, as it helped prevent a complete rout of the Filipino forces. It was mentioned in Jose Rizal's novel, El Filibusterismo as a mystical place where spirits were said to have lived.
		Pasig River		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Makati	Pasig River was a major transport and trade route for the locals of Makati. It was also a major source of water and food. Moreover, it was a venue for communal gathering and local creation. Makati got its name from its waters when Legazpi asked the locals about the place and they answered, "Makati na. Kumakati na", which meant that the tide is ebbing.
		Neilson Tower		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Makati	It was the first airport terminal building and control tower of Manila opened in 1934 and operated by Laurie Reuben Neilson which served the aviation needs until the end of the Second World War. It was converted into a police detachment. It has also become the home of the Filipinas Heritage Library, offices of Ayala Land, Inc., and various restaurants over the years.
		La Campana Fabrica de Tabacos Administration Building		National Capital Region	Makati City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Makati	The present property was established in 1951.The company was renamed Mighty Company in 1985 and acquired the trademarks of rival Alhambra Industries, Inc. in 1993. It entered into a cigarette manufacturing agreement with rival Sterling Tobacco Corporation to produce the latter's brands in 2001.
		Bonifacio Monument	Bonifacio; Ang Alaala ng mga Bayani ng 1896; In Memory of the Heroes of 1896	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Higly Urbanized City	Registered Property, Quezon City
		Santo Niño Quasi Parish Church	Sto. Niño Quasi Parish Church	National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	Home of the century old venerated statue of the weeping child Jesus. It was built to dedicate to the community of barangay Daanghari through the benevolent support of Pascual and Salud.
		Santa Cruz Parish Church	Sta. Cruz Parish Church	National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	A former chapel that was under San Jose de Navotas, and later on under San Roque by Fr. Manuel Ramos and Fr. Eleno Tepace in the year 1951.
		San Roque Parish Church		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	San Roque Church was just a chapel in 1833 under the San Jose Church de Navotas, until it was established and became a parish in 1951.
		San Jose Parish Church		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It is the oldest church in the town of Navotas, which was founded by a diligent Spaniard Augustinian priest, Father Matias Navoa.
		San Ildefonso Parish Church		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It was built as a chapel in the year 1735 and was also under the San Jose de Navotas Parish during that time.
		Mahal na Señor Chapel		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	A chapel for devotees who pay respect to a 400-year city old statue of a sleeping Nazarene
		Saint Peter Methodist Church	St. Peter Methodist Church	National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	Established in 1903, the purpose of the church was to spread the word of God to the community even though it takes a lot of challenges.
		Adela Pascual Memorial United Methodist Church		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	The Church was established in 1985, headed by Pastor Jorge Lining.
		Tangos United Methodist Church		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It was established in 1901.
		Iglesia ni Cristo (Lokal ng Navotas)		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It was established in the year 1934.
		Iglesia ni Cristo (Lokal ng Tangos)		National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It was established in 1993, headed by Bro. Jojo Villapano.
		Century House	Bahay ni Bulabog	National Capital Region	Navotas City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Navotas	It was built in 1898 and is the only century old house left.
		Saint Mary's College - Quezon City	St. Mary's College Quezon City	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
		Tomas Morato Avenue		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
		Victoriano Luna General Hospital		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City
		Apolonio Samson Elementary School	Apolonio Samson	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	Apolonio Samson also called Tininteng Polonio of Balintawak was born in 1851 and died in 1902. He was one of the Filipino revolutionaries who worked alongside Andres Bonifacio. An elementary school in Quezon City was named Apolonio Samson Elementary School in honor of this Filipino patriot. (https://www.tagaloglang.com/talambuhay-ni-apolonio-samson/)
		Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo	Camp Aguinaldo	National Capital Region	Quezon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, Quezon City	Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo (CGEA) is the military headquarter of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and is located in Quezon City in the Philippines. It is located along Epifanio de los Santos Ave. (or EDSA), in front of Camp Crame, the national headquarters of the Philippine National Police (PNP). The camp covers a total land area of 178.78 hectares. Of these, 152.52 hectares were purchased by the government and the remaining 26.26 hectares were donated by Ortigas and Co. Partnership Ltd. The military base is named after the revolutionary leader, Emilio Aguinaldo who became the first Philippine President, that fought in the Philippine Revolution the Spanish–American and the Philippine–American War.
		Sevilla Ancestral House		National Capital Region	Caloocan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Caloocan	Built in 1923, the owner of the house the nephew of Gregoria de Jesus, an appointed councilor by late President Manuel Roxas.
	Katedral ng Kalookan	San Roque Cathedral		National Capital Region	Caloocan City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Caloocan	Erected in 1815 and used by the Katipuneros as a meeting place, the cathedral was the first parish church in Caloocan City. Marker Text: Katedral ng Kalookan Itinatag ng mga Agustino bilang Visita ng Tondo, 21 Mayo 1599. Inilipat sa pangangasiwa ng mga Rekoleto, 1814. Naging parokya sa patronato ni San Roque, 8 Abril 1815. Panandaliang nagkuta rito si Heneral Antonio Luna nang lusubin ng 20th Kansas Infantry ang Caloocan, 10 Pebrero 1899. Binomba ng mga Amerikano noong Digmaang Pilipino-Amerikano. Ginamit nina Heneral Arthur Macarthur at Koronel Frederick Funston bilang himpilan at ospital ng mga Sundalong Amerikano, 10-11 Pebrero 1899. Pinangunahan ng Cofradia del Sagrado Corazon de Jesusang pagsasaayos ng mga nasirang bahagi ng katedral kasabay ng pagtatag ng Diyosesis ng Kalookan, 28 Hunyo 2003. Date: March 31, 2022
		Aurelio Ancestral House		National Capital Region	Caloocan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Caloocan	The structure was built in 1940.
		Villongco Ancestral House		National Capital Region	Malabon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Malabon	The structure was built in the 1900s during the American colonization and has an art deco design with colorful and bold geometry and delicate details.
		Santo Rosario Parish		National Capital Region	Malabon City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of Malabon	The Sto. Rosario Parish exhibits a baroque architecture which sits in a 1,226 sqm.
		Noli Me Tangere	Wag Mo Ako Salingin	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, National Library of the Philippines	Noli Me Tangere uses nearly real-life characters and imposes satirical characteristics on the majority to better understand the Philippines' internal and exterior problems, which are split by a diversity of motivations, beliefs, ideologies, and moralities. It is the key to understanding El Filibusterismo. The theme of the novel is to promote nationalism and to accept change in ourselves that still applies to us today. Patronizing our country by respecting the law, promoting Philippine culture, and realizing the true goal of the country by helping each other towards the improvement of the country. Noli me Tangere was considered to be one of the instruments that initiated Filipino nationalism leading to the 1896 Philippine Revolution. The novel awaken sleeping Filipino awareness, thus aspired independence.
		De Molvccis Insulis		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, National Library of the Philippines	De Molvccis Insulis is the oldest book in the National Library of the Philippines written about the Philippines. It is the main source about the first voyage/expedition of Antonio Pigafetta. It provides us with unique insights into how European explorers thought of the new people and culture they encountered, thus having geographical and symbolically linked different cultures, and civilizations; providing exchanges, and achievements in commerce, scientific knowledge, cultural, artistic and religious practices.
		El Filibusterismo	Ang Pilibusterismo	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, National Library of the Philippines	El Filibusterismo is one of the most prominent and prolific literary works produced by a Filipino, Dr. Jose Rizal; with a character-based structure that highlights its plot as direct associations during the Spanish colonial reign. It is also about politically and historically driven fictional Philippines during the Spanish colonial period inspired by the Rizal’s living conditions, views, beliefs, and ideologies under the Spanish rule.
		Manuel L. Quezon Papers		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, National Library of the Philippines	The Manuel L. Quezon Papers is the richest source in the Philippines for the American period (1898-1946). These years covered practically the whole period of American colonial rule and the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines (1898-1946). The Quezon Papers provide documentation informing society in the Philippines during practically the first half of the 20th century, giving information and insights into the life practices and situations of the Filipinos, a largely Catholic country, in the face of the political and economic developments as the country moved towards independent sovereignty in 1946. The Quezon Papers contain documentary materials that go beyond official colonial relations between the American and Philippine governments that are also reflective of the social conditions in the various communities that comprise the Filipino nationality.
		Philippine Insurgent Records		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, National Library of the Philippines	Philippine Insurgent Records also known as the Philippine Revolutionary Records considered as one of the primary documentary evidence of the revolutionary activities of Filipinos in their struggle for independence. These documents together with the 636 microfilms were received by Pres. Carlos P. Garcia on his state visit in the United states on June 20, 1958 and were turned over to the Filipiniana Division of the Bureau of Public Libraries (now NLP) on October 27, 1958.
		Museo Sanso		National Capital Region	San Juan City	Metro Manila	Registered Property, City of San Juan	Museo Sanso is a private museum dedicated to preserve and promote the legacy of internationally acclaimed master artist Juvenal Sansó. Fundacion Sansó authenticates and issues Certificates of Authenticity of his artworks.
		Portrait of Apolinario Mabini (1864-1903)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, National Library of the Philippines	The portrait of Apolinario Mabini was completed in 1911 by Fabian Cueto de la Rosa (1869-1937). It has the following measurements: sight size: 66 cm x 53.5 cm; framed size: 86.5 cm x 74.5 cm x 8 cm. The painting is from the Collection of the National Library of the Philippines and currently on-loan to the National Museum of the Philippines through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) dated March 20, 2015 until March 19, 2018. The MOA was renewed on March 21, 2018 and is valid until March 30, 2023.
		Portrait of Felipe Agoncillo (1859-1941)		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, National Museum of the Philippines	This portrait was made in 1899 when Felipe Agoncillo was in Paris, France to represent the interest of the Philippines in a meeting held to discuss Cuba and the Philippines during the peace conference convened between Spain and the United States of America. The artist, who was a friend of Agoncillo, took advantage of his presence and him being well-dressed for the occasion and painted him as a reputable lawyer and diplomat. This period also marks a historic event that led to the Treaty of Paris that ended the Spanish-American War. The artwork has the following measurements: sight size: 70 cm x 38 cm; framed size: 87 cm x 56 cm x 5 cm.
		The Builders		National Capital Region	Quezon City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Victorio Edades; Registered Property, Cultural Center of the Philippines	This artwork by National Artist Victorio Edades is an oil on wood painting dated 1928. It has been exhibited by various local museums and featured in several publications.
		Bulul at Babae		National Capital Region	Pasay City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Victorio Edades; Registered Property, University of the Philippines	An undated work of National Artist Victorio Edades. This oil on canvas, modernist painting features a dark-skinned woman looking at a bulul (rice god) in muddy earth colors with dark lines outlining the figures.
	Malabon… Bayang Makasaysayan Noon, Ngayon at Bukas	Malabon… Bayang Makasaysayan Noon, Ngayon at Bukas (Painting)	Malabon… Bayang Makasaysayan Noon, Ngayon at Bukas	National Capital Region	City of Malabon	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property of the City of Malabon (per Ordinance No. 02-2018), Registered Property, City of Malabon	Painted by artists Maestro Angel Cacnio, Mr. Ernesto Patricio, Mr. Carlito Fernandez, Mr. Elunio Faraon, Mr. Eric Mercado and Mr. Domingo Santos, this artwork aims to educate the younger generation of today and the generations to come of a very significant part of the city’s local history and identity moreover, to protect, preserve and conserve the said cultural property, recognizing its significance and importance as a local cultural treasure of the City of Malabon.
		Ayala Bridge		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	First built in 1872 by Don Jacobo Zodel de Ayala of the Ayala-Roxas Family and reconstructed in 1908 making it the first structural steel bridge spanning the famous Pasig River and linking San Miguel District to Arroceros District. The bridge a reconstruction in the 1903s design sans decorative elements of the notable pre-war structure, to include structural interventions and strengthening in recent years, had retained for more that a century of existence the form recognizable to Filipinos through the succeeding generations, as a leading icon of the City of Manila, and as an engineering landmark of outstanding historical importance nationwide and throught the Asian region. Ayala Bridge was considered among the most modern and technologically advanced bridge in the country, providing the model and inspiration for many others of similar design throughout the archipelago. Declared as an Important Cultural Property by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 01-2016
		National Museum of Natural History Building (Old Agriculture and Commerce; and DOT Building)	Old Agriculture and Commerce Building; Former Department of Tourism Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The neoclassical building was built as the Agriculture and Commerce Building in 1940 and designed by Filipino architect Antonio Toledo in the late 1930s. The original building was left to ruins following the aftermath of the Liberation of Manila during the World War II was later reconstructed according to the original plans after the war. This building, bearing the same classical features of the era and forming part of the four-buildings museum complex composed of National Museum of Fine Arts, National Museum of Anthropology, and the National Planetarium, within the Rizal Park by virtue of Republic Act No. 8492, is to house the National Museum of Natural History. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 05-2016
		National Museum of Anthropology Building (Old Finance Building)	Old Finance Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Old Finance Building is of neo-classicaly architecture, built and designed by Filipino architect Antonio Toledo in the 1930s. The buidling was once home to the Old Department of Agriculture and Commerce in pre-war times and housed the Department of Tourism in post-war era. The said building was left in ruins following the aftermath of the Liberation of Manila during World War II and later to be reconstructed according to the original plans after the war. This neo-classical architecture building was used as public library in pre-war times; it was in this building that Manuel L. Quezon was sworn in as the First President of the Senate. The Old Finance Building is now known as the National Museum of Anthropology forming part of the Museum Complex under Republic Act No. 8492. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 06-2016
		League of Women Voters of the Philippines, Inc. (LWVP) Marker			Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, National Historical Commission of the Philippines	Marker Text: League of Women Voters of the Philippines, Inc. (LWVP) Isang sibikong samahang walang kinakatigan. Itinatag noong Hulyo 15, 1937 ni Pura Villanueva–Kalaw upang paunlarin ang kaalamang panlipunan at pampulitika ng mga Filipina, hikayatin ang kanilang masigasig na pakikilahok sa mga gawaing pampamahalaan at panatilihin ang diwa ng Batas Blg. 4112 ng Disyembre 7, 1933 na nagbigay karapatang bumoto sa mga Filipina. Natalang korporasyon noong Abril 30, 1954 sa pamamagitan ni Fernanda Salcedo–Balboa na nanungkulang pangulo nang mahigit na sampung taon. Kasalukuyang pinamamahalaan ng lupon ng 15 babaeng patnugot sa pamumuno ni Felicidad Singson–Calip. Itong pananda ay inilagay noong panahon ng panunungkulan ni Celia Diaz–Laurel, tagapangulo sa pagdiriwang ng Golden Jubilee, Hulyo 15, 1987. Date Unveiled: July 15, 1967
		Univeristy of Santo Tomas: Main Building	Main Building	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The University of Santo Tomas, the Pontifical and Royal University, established on April 28, 1611 is the oldest university in Asia, and in terms of population as it is claimed, it is the largest Catholic University in the world located in one campus. The University of Santo Tomas Main Building is the first structure built in the present campus by Fr. Roque Ruaño, O.P., an engineer, then Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, from 1923-1927; It is the central edifice in the campus which symbolizes the seat of Catholic education in the Philippines and in Asia, a Dominican institution of higher learning, producing long tradition of heroes, presidents, and leaders, inspired by the teachings and philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas. Being the symbol of the Pontifical and Royal Catholic University in the Philippines, the UST Main Building is the first high rise building in Manila and had served as a catalyst in the development of the university campus and the Sampaloc District in the City of Manila. The UST Main Building was designed by Fr. Roque Ruano, O.P. in the prevailing 20th century Art0Deco style, neo-classical influence, and incorporating his own original deisgn. There are also other elements that adorn the Main Building such as, the centrally positioned nine-story tower crowned at its summit by a cross that serves as a beacon of faith and icon of the Catholic Institution. Its facade is decorated with the coat of arms of the Dominican Order and the Holy Rosary, signifying dedication to its patroness "Our Lady of the Holy Rosary", and fifteen statues installed at the roof deck designed by Professor Ricardo Francesco Monti, an internationally known Italian Art-Deco sculptor and Head of the University's Department of Sculpture at that time. Standing as sentinels, the 3.6 meter high statues of the three theological virtues, prominent philosophers, playwrights, Dominican medieval scientists, and canonists symbolize the spiritual and intellectual aspirations of the university. Since 1936, the Main Building houses the UST Museum, which can be considered as the oldest museum in the Philippines having been established in 1871 and originally located in Intramuros, with collections that started as early as 1682; the museum is a great resource center for natural sciences, religious images, visual arts, and boasts of other collections of valuable movable cultural properties. Its interior is adorned by significant murals depicting the church's mission in the Philippines and history of the University done by nationally acclaimed artists like Carlos "Botong" Francisco and Galo Ocampo; and Antonio Garcia Llamas and Dante Fabie, all prominent artists and professors from the UST College of Fine Arts from the 1930s to 1950s. In terms of engineering, the UST Main Building is claimed to be the first reinforced concrete earthquake-proof building in the country, structurally sound with outstanding design features and elemnts built in the 1920s. Historically, the Main Building has been witness to events when the univeristy campus was used as an internment camp for American and foreign civilians from 1942 to 1945 during the Second World War wherein it also has the distinction of being the first building liberated during the Liberation of Manila in February 3, 1945. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2010.
		University of Santo Tomas: Central Seminary	Central Seminary	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The University of Santo Tomas, the Pontifical and Royal University, established on April 28, 1611, is the oldest university in Asia, and in terms of population as it is claimed, it is the largest Catholic University in the world located in one campus. The Arch of the Centuries is the original structure which is formerly a part of the facade of the old building of the Colegio de Santo Tomas established in Intramuros on April 28, 1611, transferred to its present location in 1956, and it serves as an emblematic entry as it frames the Main Building tower upon entering the Espana Gate. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2010.
		University of Santo Tomas: Arch of the Centuries	Arch of the Centuries	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The University of Santo Tomas, the Pontifical and Royal University, established on April 28, 1611 is the oldest university in Asia, and in terms of population as it is claimed, it is the largest Catholic University in the world located in one campus. The Central Seminary is the only Pontifical Seminary in the Philippines and the whole of Asia thus bringing it under the tutelage of the Roman Curia; it continues to provide a very strong foundation in the sacred sciences of sacred Theology, Philosophy, and Canon Law. The Central Seminary structure is in Art-Deco style constructed in 1932 designed by the National Artist Architect Fernando Ocampo. In 1956, the seminary was remodeled by a new seminary building, an annex to the existing structure was constructed by the same National Artist Fernando Ocampo; the new seminary is also in Art-Deco style.. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2010
		Univesirty of Santo Tomas: Open Spaces	Open Spaces	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The University of Santo Tomas, the Pontifical and Royal University, established on April 28, 1611 is the oldest university in Asia, and in terms of population as it is claimed, it is the largest Catholic University in the world located in one campus. The open space in the university campus, specifically where the main stadium stands, was the venue of holy mass celebrated by His Holiness Pope Paul IV during his visit to Asia, and his Holiness Pope John Paul II during the World Youth Day. This space shall act as the buffer zone where no building should be built. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 1-2010.
	Palatandaan ng La Proteccion de la Infancia, Inc.	La Proteccion de la Infancia, Inc. Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: La Proteccion de la Infancia, Inc. Itinatag sa lupang ipinagkaloob ng mapagkawanggawang si Teodoro R. Yangco noong 1907 upang sugpuin ang mga sakit na pumapatay ng maraming bata. Nang taon ding yaon ay itinatag ng samahan ang La Gota de Leche na namahagi ng sariwang gatas ng baka sa mga anak mahihirap. Itinayo rin ng samahan, sa pamamagitan ng Hukom Natividad Almeda Lopez, ang Manila Children’s Hospital na ngayo’y Manila Children’s Lying-in Hospital sa Taft Avenue, Maynila. Date Unveiled: October 17, 1977
	Palatandaan ni Natividad Almeda Lopez	Natividad Almeda Lopez Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Natividad Almeda Lopez (1892–1977) Nangunang Filipinang nanungkulan bilang abogado; unang Filipinang hukom at mahistrado ng Hukuman sa Paghahabol. Ipinanganak, Seytembre 8, 1892. Nagkamit ng mga titulong Bachelor of Arts, Liceo de Manila, 1909; Licentiate in Jurisprudence, Escuela de Direcho de Manila, 1913; Master of Laws, 1937, at Doctor of Civil Law, 1938, kapwa buhat sa Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas. Tinanggap sa Bar, 1914. Nagsimulang maglingkod sa pamahalaan bilang special attorney, Kawanihan ng Katarungan, 1919. Nangulo sa iba’t ibang hukuman ng katarungan, 1931–1962. Humawak sa iba’t ibang katungkulan sa mga kilalang samahan at institusyong pansibiko at pangkawanggawa. Pangulo, La Proteccion de la Infancia, (Kagota de Leche), 1936–1977. Tagapagtatag, Manila Children’s and Lying-in Hospital. Kinatawan sa maraming mahahalagang kapulungang pangdaigdig. Tumanggap ng mga Gawad Pampangulo dahil sa kanyang pangunguna sa mga kilusang pangkababaihan, 1955; para sa kanyang pakikibaka para sa kilusan sa pagboto ng mga kababaihan sa bansa, 1966; dahil sa kanyang napakabisang pangunguna tungo sa pagkilala sa mga karapatan ng mga Filipina, 1968. Namatay, Enero 23, 1977. Date Unveiled: September 8, 1992
	Mga Tanggulan ng Maynila: Tanggulang San Antonio Abad	The Fortifications of Manila: Fort San Antonio Abad		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Fort of San Antonio Abad was first erected in 1584 to guard the main approach to Manila from the south, and was therefore, together with the fortifications of Intramuros, an integral component of the system of defense of the city that, having been restored and subsequently maintained by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas since the 1970s, remains fittingly preserved as a historical and cultural landmark. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 10-2014
		Victoria Lopez-Araneta Marker			San Juan City	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Victoria Lopez-Araneta Lider sibiko, edukador, manunulat at mangangalakal. Isinilang sa Jaro, Iloilo, 6 Marso, 1907. Tagapangulo ng sangay pangkababaihan ng National Economic Protectionism Association, 1934-1959. Tagapagtatag ng White Cross, bahay-kalinga para sa mga anak ng may sakit na Tuberkolosis, 13 Abril 1936. Kasamang nagtatag ng Far East Air Transport, Incorporated (FEATI), 1945; FEATI Institute of Technology (Ngayon ay FEATI University), 1946; Araneta Institute of Agriculture (ngayon ay La Salle-Araneta University), 1947; FEATI Industries at Republic Flour Mills, 1957; at FEATI Bank and Trust Company, 1961. Yumao, 16 Pebrero 1988.
		Mi Ultimo Adios	Ang Aking Huling Paalam	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, National Library of the Philippines	Mi Ultimo Adios was written by Dr. Jose Rizal during the last night of his detention at Fort Santiago, Manila. Mi Ultimo Adios played a vital role in building our history and identity as a nation. This poem, along with the other writings of Rizal, fueled the revolution en route to winning our independence against the Spanish rule on June 12, 1898 - thus becoming the first Southeast Asian country to gain independence from colonial rule. In 1897, Josephine Bracken took the manuscript of Mi Ultimo Adios to Hong Kong saying that Rizal left it for her. By July 5, 1907, the Bureau of Insular Affairs received a letter from Edwin Wildman, a man who offered a sale of Mi Ultimo Adios manuscript to the Philippine Library and Museum for $500. Later that year, in November, Wildman received a letter from the governor-general directing him to send the manuscript to the Philippines for authentication. By December 1907, Wildman sent the manuscript via registered mail in Washington, D.C. The manuscript was then sold for $500 to the Philippine Government on late 1908.
		Historical Data Papers of the Philippines	Historical Data Papers	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, National Library of the Philippines	By the virtue of Executive Order no. 486 s. 1951, the President tasked the Department of Education to spearhead the collection and compilation of historical data of barrios, towns, cities, and municipalities. The superintendent of schools will oversee the collection and compilation, while the principals and public school teachers of every barrio will do the data gathering and preparation of manuscripts. Manuscripts should be written on a legal-sized paper of durable quality, duly binded, and will be submitted to the Director of Public Libraries. Historical data papers originated from the respective barrios of the following provinces: Abra, Agusan, Albay, Antique, Batanes, Batangas, Bohol, Bukidnon, Bulacan, Cagayan, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Capiz, Catanduanes, Cavite, Cebu, Cotabato, Davao, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, Iloilo, Isabela, Laguna, La Union, Leyte, Manila, Masbate, Misamis Occidental, Misamis Oriental, Mountain Province, Negros Occidental, Negros Oriental, Nueva Ecija, Nueva Vizcaya, Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro, Palawan, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Quezon City, Quezon Province, Rizal, Romblon, Samar, Surigao, Tarlac, Zambales, Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboanga del Sur
		H. Otley Beyer Ethnographical Collection	H. Otley Beyer Collection	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Registered Property, National Library of the Philippines	In 1972, the National Library of Australia acquired the collections of Henry Otley Beyer through his son, William. Upon acquiring the collection, the Library immediately decided to preserve the materials in microfiche. By early 1980s, the National Library of the Philippines received a negative copy of the collection on a condition that no further copies be made and that the Library will only serve as a custodian of the set. The copyright of the collection is still be vested to the National Library of Australia and such set will be used within the premises of the Institution only. Accordingly, the National Library of the Philippines is the only institution that has a requested granted pertaining to the reproduction of microfiche. Henry Otley Beyer collection provided several studies about the local and oral history of several provinces in the Philippines especially the Mountain Province. The significance of this study is to broaden the narrative of ethnic groups in Luzon as well as their representation in the national narrative.
	Palatandaan ni Gregorio Araneta y Soriano	Gregorio Araneta y Soriano Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Gregorio Araneta y Soriano (1869–1930) Hurista, makabayan at matapat na lingkod bayan. Isinilang sa Molo; (dating Parian), Iloilo noong Abril 16, 1869. Nagkamit na titulong Batsilyer sa Sining, sobresaliente, Ateneo Municipal de Manila, 1884; titulo de agrimensor y perito tasador de tierras, 1886; at lisensiyado sa hurispundensiya, 1891, sobresaliente, Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas. Naging Nanunungkulang Piskal ng Audiencia de Manila, 1894–1895; Sekretaryo Heneral ng Republika ng Malolos, 1898; kasapi sa komite na bumalangkas ng Konstitusyon ng Malolos, katulong na mahistrado ng Kataas-taasang Hukuman, 1899; Solisitor Heneral ng pamahalaang sibil, 1900; unang Pilipinong Abogado Heneral, 1905 at Kalihim ng Katarungan at Pananalapi, 1908. Propesor ng batas sibil sa Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas, 1916–1930. Namatay noong Marso 9, 1930. Year Unveiled: 1988
	Palatandaan ni Miguel Zaragoza y Aranquizna	Miguel Zaragoza y Aranquizna Marker		National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Miguel Zaragoza y Aranquizna (1847–1923) Pintor, manunulat, mambabatas at makabayan. Ipinanganak sa San Isidro, Nueva Ecija noong Setyembre 29, 1847. Nag-aral sa Ateneo Municipal de Manila at Academia de Dibujo y Pintura, 1859. Isa sa mga pensyonado ng pamahalaan sa larangan ng sining na pinag-aral sa Academia de San Fernando, Madrid, Espanya, 1879 at sa Roma, 1882. Sumapi sa Kilusang Propaganda sa Roma at bumalik sa Espanya, 1885. Umuwi sa Pilipinas at muling binuhay ang magasing, La Ilustracion Filipina, 1891. Ilan sa kanyang mga pintura: A Roman Laborer; The Death of St. Francis Xavier at St. Peter Chavez; Highway Men; at ‘El Violencellista.’ Ang dalawa sa labingdalawa niyang lahok ay nagwagi ng ginto at pilak na medalya sa Eksposisyon sa St. Louis, 1904. Naging propesor: Ateneo Municipal, 1891; Escuela Superior de Pintura, Esculturo y Grabado, 1893; Liceo de Manila, 1900; at isa sa unang tatlong propesor ng U.P. School of Fine Arts, 1909. Nahirang na kagawad sa Kongreso ng Malolos, 1898 at isa sa lumagda ng Saligang Batas ng Unang Republika ng Pilipinas. Namatay noong Marso, 1923. Year Unveiled: 1989
	Gusali ng China Banking Corporation	China Banking Corporation Building	CBC Building	NCR	City of Manila	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Gusali ng China Banking Corporation Itinayo sa disenyo ni Arthur Gabler Gumbert at naging opisina ng China Banking Corporation, 1923-1924. Pansamantalang ginamit bilang himpilan ng puwersang Hapon noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Sinunog ng puwersang Hapon at tuluyang nasira noong labanan sa Maynila, 1945. Isinaayos at binuksan bilang punong tanggapan ng nasabing bangko, Hulyo 1945. Ibinalik sa disenyo ni Gumbert bilang paggunita sa ika-100 anibersaryo ng pagtatanyag ng China Banking Corporation sa taong 2020. Date: 21 December 2021
	Bantayog ng GOMBURZA	GOMBURZA Monument		National Capital Region	City of Manila	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Monument, NHCP	The monument in honor of Fathers Mariano Gomes, Jose Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora, collectively known as GOMBURZA stands of P. Burgos Drive, City of Manila. The three priests were accused as instigators of the Cavite Mutiny on 20 January 1872 and were executed in Bagumbayan, now Rizal Park, on 17 February of the same year by the Spanish authorities without fair and just trial, fueling nationalism in prominent figures like Jose Rizal and other Filipinos, and becoming one of the major catalysts of the Philippine Revolution. To commemorate the centennial of the martyrdom of GOMBURZA, the national government created the GOMBURZA Centennial Commission by virtue of Executive Order No. 155 in 1968, to prepare a program of activities of the centenary. The GOMBURZA Centennial Commission in 1970 sponsored the competition for a monument that would immortalize the martyrdom and aspirations of GOMBURZA for the Filipino nation. The existing GOMBURZA Monument, a product of competition won by Solomon Saprid, a Filipino Modern and Contemporary Artist, was first installed on Plaza Roma, Intramuros, and transferred to its present site on 7 July 1980. Declared as a National Monument by virtue of National Historical Commission Resolution No. 1 s, 2021 Marker Text: Bantayog ng Gomburza Ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Bantayog ng Pambansang Komisyong Pangkasaysayan ng Pilipinas, 21 Enero 2021. Ang panandang ito ay inilagay bilang paggunita sa ika-150 anibersaryo ng pagbitay kina Padre Mariano Gomes, Padre Jose Burgos at Padre Jacinto Zamora. Date: 17 February 2021
	Kombensiyong Konstitusyonal ng 1971	Constitutional Convention of 1971		National Capital Region	City of Manila	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Kombensiyong Konstitusyonal ng 1971 Nagsimula ang panukalang palitan ang Saligang Batas ng 1935 ayon sa Resolusyon Bilang 2 ng Kongreso at Kombensiyong Babalangkas ng Batas Pambansa bilang 6132, sa Agosto 1970. Nahalal ang 320 delegado mula sa iba't ibang distrito ng buong bansa, 10 Nobyembre 1970. Nagdaos ng pambungad na seremonya sa Manila Hotel, 1 Hunyo 1971. Pinamunuan ni dating Pangulong Diosdado P. Macapagal matapos ang biglaang pagpanaw ng dating Pangulong Carlos P. Garcia na unang nahalal na pinuno ng Kombensyon, 14 Hunyo 1971. Nakulong at pinalaya ang ilang mga delegado matapos maideklara ang Batas Militar, 21 Setyembre 1971. Natapos ang Saligang Batas na nagtatag ng Batasang Pambansa, 29 Nobyembre 1972. Pinagtibay ng mga barangay (Citizens Assemblies) sa gitna ng malawakang protesta, 17 Enero 1973. Napalitan ang Saligang Batas, 2 Pebrero 1987. Date: 1 June 2021
	Liwasang Arroceros	Arroceros Forest Park	Arroceros Park	National Capital Region	Manila	Metro Manila	Archaeological Site, National Museum; Registered Property, City of Manila	Since 1920s, archaeological excavations have been undertaken in the Mehan Gardens and yielded archaeological materials and ancients structures dating back the to pre-colonial period. These archaeological evidences indicate that the site was used extensively as habitation and burial areas by prehistoric Filipinos that could be traced back to the AD 16th century or even earlier. Also declared as an historic site, the area where the Mehan Gardens now stand was also the seat of the Parian, a community of Chinese traders, from the late 16th century to the middle of the 18th century. Archeological evidence exposed at the Mehan Garden and its vicinity indicated that this is an important component of the country's archaeological cultural heritage, extending the area presently known as the Arroceros Forest Park adjacent to the Pasig River. Declared as an Archeological Site by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 01-2004
		Tabacalera Collection	Tabacalera	NCR	Manila	Highly Urbanized City	Registered Property, National Library of the Philippines	Tabacalera sold its entire collection to the Philippine Government, through the Philippine National Library (National Library of the Philippines now) in February 3, 1913 by the virtue of Public Law Act no. 2223 for an amount of $200,000.00. The entire collection was delivered to Manila on July 1 of the same year. Half of the collection survived the ravage of Manila during the Second World War in 1945. Out of 4,623 titles in the collection, around 2,200 titles were saved. The books that were saved from the war were kept in the Philippine Normal School upon the instruction of the Japanese imperial forces to vacate the Legislative Building in Burgos Street, Manila. The collection possesses a copy of the very first book written about the Philippines - De Moluccis Insulis (1523), an account of the survivors of the first circumnavigation of the world written by Maximinus Transylvanus. It antedated the chronicles of Antonio de Pigafetta which was published in 1525. Along with it is the Segunda Parte de la General Historia de las Indias (1557) by Gonzalo Fernandez de Oviedo y Valdez. It was the first publication tha discusses the expedition of Ferdinand Magellan and the discovery of Visayas and Marianas.

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