TALAPAMANA Visayas

TLV 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

	Simbahan ng San Jose Manggagawa ng Malinao \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Malinao	Parish Church of Saint Joseph the Worker of Malinao \| Simbahan ng Malinao Marker		Region VI	Malinao	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Malinao Naging parokya sa patronato ni San Jose sa ilalim ng Diyosesis ng Cebu, 1798 at napasailalim sa Diyosesis ng Jaro, 1865. Itinayo ang kasalukuyang simbahan na yari sa bato sa panunungkulan ni Padre Francisco Gamboa Jayme, 1883-1889. Pinasinayaan, 13 Abril 1889. Naging himpilan ng mga Hapon noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigidg, 1943-1944. Napinsala ng lindol, 1948. Napasailalim sa Diyosesis ng Capiz, 1951. Isinaayos ang harap ng simbahan, 1956; at ang kampanaryo, 1960. Naging bahagi ng Diyosesis ng Kalibo, 1976. Date Unveiled: April 30, 2019
	Balay Dako sa Bato	Balay Dako sa Bato	Balay Dako; Balay Dako Nga Bato	Region VI	Zarraga	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Zarraga, Iloilo	The house was built between 1865-1885. Its ground structure resembles a prison garrison which was used to imprison the suspected supporters of the rebellion. During the American regime, Calixto Gustilo, married to a Poblador, who was the first Gobernadorcillo/Presidente Municipal of Zarraga and descendant of Juan. With the establishment of civil government by the Americans on April 11, 1901, the Filipinos were given the right to elect their public officials for the first time. In the elections for Presidente Municipal, Fruto Gregorius and Petre Gustilo tied for the position and the job was given to the Vice- Presidente- elect, Calixto Gustilo. He remained in this position until 1904 when Zarraga became an arrabal of Sta. Barbara. Augusto Poblador Gustilo, with green eyes , was born in 1903, married to Evangelina Silva, was the last official resident of Balay nga Dako. At the age of 38, when the Japanese invaded the Pilippine Islands, he was mistaken as an American/ American guerilla. Augusto Poblador Gustilo was supportive of the resistance. A few World War II rifles were found in his possession and surrendered to the authorities during Martial law. It was proved that he was in the resistance, but the Japanese never caught him with guns. The Balay nga Dako was remodelled by the Japanese between 1941-1943. Luckily, he was not tortured brutally but suffered a lot during the second World War.
	Parola ng Isla Calabazas	El Faro De Islas Calabazas	Parola	Region VI	Ajuy	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Ajuy, Iloilo	Faro De Islaz Calabazas was built above a small hill overlooking the Guimaras Strait leading towards the port of Ajuy with Housing Pavilion and service buildings for the keeper and his family. The tower is of the tourelle type. The top of the lighthouse is a dome, similar to that of Cape Bojeador Lighthouse’s. The original tower collapsed over the years and was replaced by a modern light tower similar to those of Islas Gigantes and Islote Manigonigo. Currently, the old lighthouse is being restored. However, only the remaining Housing Pavilion and Services Building ( i.e. Ruins, Broken “Tisa”) could only be found in the area. The tiles entirely made out of baked clay during the Spanish colonial period as well as thick vines twining on the broken walls can be found around the area. The Parola is one of the 27 major lighthouses built to illuminate the Philippine archipelago during the Spanish colonial period. The light from the lighthouse served as warning to fisher folks approaching Pepita's Rock.
	Bantayog ni Rizal sa Zarraga	Rizal Monument Zarraga	Dr. Jose Rizal Monument	Region VI	Zarraga	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Zarraga, Iloilo	In the whole Philippine archipelago, the statue of the National Hero Dr. Jose Rizal is found seated only in the town of Zarraga. During 1951, our local leaders under the leadership of Mayor Porferio Pinuela erected this historic landmark which is distinctly Zarraga’s own pride. Old folks would jokingly say that “Rizal got tired of standing in monuments of the rest of the country that he sat down upon reaching Zarraga.” On a serious note, this sitting hero depicts Zarraga’s extreme hospitality.
	Bingawan Akon Palangga-on (Imno ng Bayan)	Bingawan Akon Palangga-on (Municipal Hymn)		Region VI	Bingawan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Bingawan, Iloilo
	Gusaling Gabaldon sa Paaralang Sentral ng Zarraga	Gabaldon Building at Zarraga Central Elementary School		Region VI	Zarraga	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Zarraga, Iloilo	The rehabilitation of Gabaldon Building restores the heritage structures and symbolizes how Zarraganhons value history as well as education. In 1917, Zarraga Central Elementary School was founded at the site where the present Rural Health Center stood. It started taking shape as an institution of learning 102 years ago with Grades I to III only. When the Municipal Government was established in 1921, Grades IV, V and VI were added together with the construction of the old Municipal building. Although Zarraga was a part of the town of Sta. Barbara then, the Zarraga children were not deprived of learning the basic education. in 1930, the prominent Delgado Family, donated on two occasions a total of three hectare land as a school site amidst the family's vast land near the Janipa-an Bridge. When the war broke out in 1941, records of the school were lost and destroyed, but some were saved. Since 1975, a plan was drawn-up so that several school buildings were constructed under different principals, supervisors and municipal officials. Many teachers that served during this period lived up to this time and their dedication and loyalty to the service cannot be ignored. In 1976, the Ministry of Public Works has discovered a "Flowing well" in the Central School giving relief to the school and community because of the scarcity of water. Up to this day, the water with natural gas is still flowing and supplying 150 gallons of water per minute to nearby rice plantations. Zarraga Central Elementary School is the second school that was established in the Municipality of Zarraga.
	Pista ng Pagnahi-an	Pagnahi-an Festival		Region VI	Bingawan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Bingawan, Iloilo	The Pagnahi-An Festival is a historical, social and cultural event reminiscing the foundation of the municipality every 21st day of June each year. The early residents constructed a long house made of light materials to accommodate forty (40) families. They called it “pinagtahi-an” because the partition or the wall were made from a bamboo sewn together.
	"Miagao Palangga Ko"	"Miagao Palangga Ko"		Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Literary-Musical: Official Song
	"Pamilihan"	Baligyaan		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Aklanon Ati-atihan	Aklanon Ati-atihan	Ati-atihan Festival	Region VI		Aklan	Philippine Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory; Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Malays paint their bodies with soot in unity with the Ati, thus the Ati-Ati (literally "pretending to be an Ati") or the Ati-Atihan Festival, celebrated in Aklan every third Sunday of January. (Source: Aklanon of Panay by Alexander C. De Juan) _____ Inventory No.: 311 ICH Domain: 3 Ethnolingustic Group: Aklanon
	Aklatang Bayan \| Museong Ati-atihan ng Santo Niño at Bulwagang Panlipunan \| Palatandaan ni Kapitan Gil M. Mijares	Municipal Library \| Santo Niño Ati-atihan Museum and Social Hall \| Kapitan Gil M. Mijares Marker	Kalibo Police Station; Captain Gil Mijares Building	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Marker Text: Kapitan Gil M. Mijares Isinilang sa Kalibo, Aklan, 28 Setyembre 1917. Nasa ikatlong taon ng abogasya sa Ateneo de Manila nang tawagin sa USAFFE, 1941. Naging ayundante ng 65th Infantry Combat Team ng 6th Military District (PA), isa sa pangunahing pwersang gerilya laban sa Hapon sa Panay. Nabihag ng kalaban sa Barbaza, Antique, 9 Hunyo 1944. Bagama’t pinahirapan, nanatiling lihim ang tungkol sa kilusang gerilya. Binitay ng mga Hapon, 1944. Date Unveiled: November 3, 2006
	Alaala sa Pagdaong sa Panay\| Palatandaan ng Pagdaong sa Panay	Panay Landing Memorial \| Panay Landing Marker		Region VI	Tigbauan	Iloilo	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Panay Landing On these shores landed, 18 March 1945, the 40th Infantry Division, 8th U.S. Army under Major General Rapp Brush. The Filipino forces under Colonel Macario Peralta, Jr. met them and jointly started operations for liberating Panay Island. Year Unveiled: 1954
	Alaph Divine Temple	Alaph Divine Temple		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	The religion basically established the whole barangay. Its founder, Dr. Roberto Mahilum, together with the religion's followers from different provinces, settled here and named the place Colonia Divina. Sitios in this barangay were named after the province from where the residents came from (e.g. sitio Cebu, Guimaras).
	Ang Bahay ni Hechanova	Ang Bahay ni Hechanova	Balay Hechanova; Hechanova House	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Bahay ni Hechanova Dito itinatag ni Hen. Macario Peralta, Jr. ang kanyang punong-himpilan at pinamunuan ang ika-6 na distritong militar ng mga pangkat ng gerilya na binubuo ng ika-62, 63, 64 at 66 na rehimyento ng impanteriya sa pamumuno nina Kor. Pedro Serran, Julian Chaves, Leopoldo Relunia at Braulio Villasis ayon sa pagkakasunod-sunod, na tinulungan ng ika-48 na dibisyon ng impanteriya, ika-8 na hukbo ng Estados Unidos sa pamumuno ni Med. Hen. Rapp Brush, sa pangwakas na pagsalakay ng huling tanggulan ng Hapones sa lungsod ng Iloilo noong Pebrero 1 – Marso 18, 1945. Kinilala na Makasaysayang Pook ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, sa kahilingan ng Pederasyon ng mga Beterano sa Pilipinas, at ng Alkalde ng Lungsod ng Iloilo, Luis Herrera, dating kumander, Kumpanya F, ika-63 na rehimyento ng impanteriya. Year Unveiled: 1983
	Ang Daungan ng Iloilo	Ang Daungan ng Iloilo	Ang Dulungkaan sang Iloilo; Iloilo Customs House Building	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Ang Daungan ng Iloilo Binuksan sa pangangalakal na pandaigdig ayon sa kautusan ng pamahalaang Kastila noong ika-29 ng Setyembre, 1855. Ang unang tuwirang eksportasyon na 270 toneladang asukal ay inilulan sa bapor “Pet” na patungong Melbourne, Australya, noong ika-2 ng Marso, 1859. Ang unang tuwirang pag-angkat na binubuo ng mga makinaryang pangabyaw ay nagbuhat sa Glasgow, Britanya, lulan ng “Henry Darling” noong 1863. Date Unveiled: September 29, 1975 _____ Port of Iloilo Opened to international trade by royal order of the Supreme Spanish Government 0n 29 September 1855. Nicholas Loney, first British Vice-Consul and first foreign merchant in Iloilo, landed at this port on 31 July 1856. Visited by Sir John Bowring, Governor of Hongkong, in 1859. The first direct exportation, consisting of 270 tons of sugar, was shipped in the rig pet to Melbourne, Australia, on 2 March 1859, and the first direct importation, consisting of sugar mill machineries, came on the Henry Darling from Glasgow, Great Britain, in 1863.
	Ang Lumang Simbahan at Kumbento ng Patnongon	Ang Lumang Simbahan at Kumbento ng Patnongon	Ang Daan nga Simbahan kag Kumbento kang Patnongon	Region VI	Patnongon	Antique	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Lumang Simbahan at Kumbento ng Patnongon Ipinatayo ni P. Manuel Asensio, OSA sa patronato ni San Agustin, 1860 at natapos sa pangangasiwa ni P. Eustaquio Heria, 1895. Idinisenyo ni P. Joaquin Fernandez ang patio, 1896. Inilipat ang pamamahala ng parokya sa Mill Hill Fathers ng Inglatera, 1906. Isinaayos dulot ng pinsala noong Himagsikang Filipino, 1896 – 1899. At noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, 1941 – 1945. Inilagak sa gusali ng kumbento ang Akademya ng San Agustin, 1962. Date Unveiled: February 25, 2008
	Ang Pagtaltal sa Bala-an Bukid	Ang Pagtaltal sa Bala-an Bukid		Region VI	Jordan	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Arko ng Pagkakaibigan ng Pilipino-Tsino	Filipino-Chinese Friendship Arch		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Arroyo Fountain	Arroyo Fountain	Kilometer Zero	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Asinan (Paggawa ng Asin)	Asinan (Salt Making)		Region VI	San Lorenzo	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Asukarera ng Ma-ao	Ma-ao Sugar Central		Region VI	Bago City	Negros Occidental	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Juan Araneta went on to establish the Ma-ao Sugar (refinery) Central in his hometown of Bago City. Industrialist Jorge Araneta would later expand it, and later the barangay where the Central stood was named after him. Jorge was also a close friend of commonwealth Philippine President Manuel Quezon. The barangay where it is located was formerly known as Barangay Ma-ao Central but was later changed to Barangay Don Jorge Araneta in honor of one of the illustrious sons of Bago City who was born and grew to be a respected figure in the barangay and the entire City. He spearheaded the economic boom of sugar industry through his exemplary management of the Ma-ao Sugar Central. Source: http://www.bagocity.gov.ph/about-bago-city/barangays/don-jorge-araneta/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Araneta_family
	Bahagi ng Sentro ng Kalakalan ng Lungsod ng Iloilo	Portion of the Iloilo City Central Business District	Bahin sang Distrito Palatikangan sang Dakbanwa sang Iloilo; Calle Real Heritage Zone	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Heritage Zone/Historic Center, NHCP	Marker Text: Distritong Pangkomersyo ng Lungsod ng Iloilo bilang Pook Pamana Sentro ng komersyo sa Iloilo na nagbigay daan sa pagbubukas ng daungang nagpaunlad ng pandaigdigang kalakalan at industriya ng asukal noong ika-19 dantaon. Napanatili ang arkitektura ng mga gusaling itinayo noong ika-20 dantaon. Ipinahayag na Pook Pamana ng Pambansang Komisyong Pangkasaysayan ng Pilipinas sa bisa ng Kapasyahan ng Lupon Bilang 3, 16 Hunyo 2014. Date Unveiled: August 8, 2014
	Bahay Ansestral na Art Deco ni Generoso Villanueva	Generoso Villanueva Art Deco Ancestral House	Daku Balay	Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The home of Generoso M. Villanueva, a prominent sugar planter, and his wife Paz took three years to build from 1933-1936. It was the first art deco structure to be built in Bacolod City. Designed solely by the owner and built by Cebu engineer Salvador Cinco, the three-story, poured-concrete steel reinforced building with graceful curved balconies, parapets, and porthole steel-cased windows looks like the Titanic on land. It was known among the locals as the Boat House. Among family, though, it was simply called Daku Balay (the big house). One family story about Daku Balay was the family patriarch built it to fulfill a vow he had made to someday build the tallest house in the city so he could look down on the house of a business and political rival. The majestic rise of the 5,000-square-meter Daku Balay, with a five-level roof deck of over 600sm was the tallest building in the city until 1959 when the Philippine National Bank was built. It was the first building on Negros Island to have an elevator, manufactured by Inclinator, Philadelphia, USA. During World War II, Bacolod City was occupied by the Japanese forces on May 21, 1942. Lieutenant General Takeshi Kawano Kono, the Japanese commanding officer of the 77th Infantry Brigade, 102nd Division, seized the home of Don Generoso Villanueva—which served as the "seat of power” and being the tallest building in the city served as the watchtower of the city. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daku_Balay
	Bahay Ansestral ng Acuña	Acuña Ancestral House		Region VI	Ilog	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the 1930’s at the entrance of Municipality of Ilog and along the riverbank of the river. Its main entrance and balcony of the house will welcome every guest and the side entrance has a cross design berja on the windows. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Bahay Ansestral ng Alvarez – Montilla	Alvarez – Montilla Ancestral House		Region VI	Kabankalan City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the 1920’s, the house located infront of the Kabankalan public plaza. The owner, Mercedes Montilla y Montilla was the Ms. Philippines – Manila Carnival and Exposition 1938, she was married to Genaro Alvarez. The house featured a 4 leaves clover callado and V-Cut wall and floor. The house is filled with antique furniture collected by the family through the years. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Bahay Ansestral ng Antonia de la Rama Locsin	Antonia de la Rama Locsin Ancestral House	Antonia de la Rama Locsin Ancestral House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City	This house is believed to be the oldest in Silay. This 150 year-old structure is the ancestral home of national artist for architecture, Leandro Locsin. The house, painted white, is a traditional “bahay na bato.” Its original balustrades and metal window grills are still intact. Source: Silay City Tourism Office https://www.vigattintourism.com/tourism/articles/Silays-Great-Ancestral-Houses-Paris-of-Negros
	Bahay Ansestral ng Armin Javelosa Jalandoni	Armin Javelosa Jalandoni Ancestral House	Sangguniang Panglungsod Building; SP Building	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Bahay Ansestral ng Arsenio Lopez Jison	Arsenio Lopez Jison Ancestral House		Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Bahay Ansestral ng Azcona	Azcona Ancestral House		Region VI	San Carlos City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	An example of a turn of the century house adjacent to the market area of San Carlos. Aside from windows there are diamond shape screens on the top of the windows that served for the natural light to illuminate inside and ventilation on the media agua. It has designs of “A”, which stands for Azcona initial on the wrought iron grills. It also has a wooden cantonero feature to hold on the media agua. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Bahay Ansestral ng Broce	Broce Ancestral House		Region VI	San Carlos City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The house was built in 1934 as the residence of the Broce Family, later it serves as the Municipal Hall of San Carlos until they have there own City Hall. It has its own intricate entrance marker with interios of a combination of Molave and Narra floor. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Bahay Ansestral ng Canlas	Canlas Ancestral House		Region VI	La Carlota City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	A typical chalet house across the plaza of La Carlota. The balcony in front serves as viewing area everytime there’s an affair on the main road. Callado, lace like design at the Sala of the house and you can find it on the top of the wall and a wood work curtain hanger and wrapped around balcony serves as a perspective view of the surroundings. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Bahay Ansestral ng Cesar Lacson Locsin	Cesar Lacson Locsin Ancestral House	El Ideal; El Ideal Bakery	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Bahay Ansestral ng Galang – Rivas	Galang – Rivas Ancestral House		Region VI	Kabankalan City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Considered as the oldest house structure exist in the town proper of Kabankalan. A resemblance of Bahay na Bato, owned by the Galang and Rivas couple. Larger wooden floor cut together with capiz windows and bentanilla underneath, ceilings are covered with amakan or bamboo mats. Floral callado on the top of doors and walls serves as ventilation. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Bahay Ansestral ng Gatuslao	Gatuslao Ancestral House		Region VI	Himamaylan City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The ancestral house of Miguel Gatuslao, former governor of Negros Occidental. This was built in the 1950’s with its own Gran Escalera. It has one bedroom with geometric design and a wall bust of the Gatuslao lady. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Bahay Ansestral ng Gerardo Sigaton Gaston	Gerardo Sigaton Gaston Ancestral House	Gaston House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Bahay Ansestral ng Hukom Jesus Y. Perez	Judge Jesus Y. Perez Ancestral House		Region VI	Kabankalan City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Jesus Y. Perez District Judge of the 7th Judicial District to preside over the Court of First Instance of Rizal and the Cities of Quezon and Pasay, Branch VII, April 27, 1956 and Judge of the Court of first instance of Manila. It is an American colonial house design with sliding glass and wooden frame window. It also has geometric design callado and V-cut walls. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Bahay Ansestral ng Infante	Infante Ancestral House		Region VI	La Carlota City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The ground floor of the house is of stone and is presently used as bodega and work area. The second floor which is of wide wood panels serves as the living area. The windows are made of capiz and below are wooden ventanilla balusters. A media agua surrounds the whole façade and above are capiz transoms. The house formerly had a stone staircase leading to the second floor but was later removed. One of the first houses constructed along N. Domingo St., an old street where the Municipal Hall and Public Market are also located. Source: http://philhistomarkers.nhcp.gov.ph/?declarative=infante-ancestral-house
	Bahay Ansestral ng Javellana	Javellana Ancestral House		Region VI	Bago City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Set at the corner of Yulo Street, it not only offers its residents a panoramic view of the entrance to the city where the road forks, and the other public spaces and buildings, it also affords an unhampered sight for passers-by who want to appreciate the pleasant lines of this piece of architecture. The two-storey white building situated on a 4,500 square meter land does not have the mysterious forbidding air most old houses sport. After all, it was built only in 1946 by Don Glicerio and Dona Trinidad Javellana for their family of 13 children. Yet, it is impressive with its 14-foot ceilings and 10 bedrooms. The edifice is well-preserved and still has many of its original furniture. The four daughters of Don Glicerio and Dona Trinidad who chose not to marry, i.e. Laura, Marina, Trinidad, and Gregoria Javellana, did a very good job in maintaining the ancestral home. They were the last inhabitants of Balay Daku. Source: http://www.sunstar.com.ph/bacolod/lifestyle/2016/03/05/javellana-ancestral-home-460889
	Bahay Ansestral ng Lacson	Lacson Ancestral House		Region VI	La Carlota City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Located across the Plaza of La Carlota, built in the 1920’s, the second floor serves as the living quarters and on the ground floor serves as merchant shops. The main sala has intricate callado and arco Stiff and the Gran esclara leads to the second floor. It also has a huge and ntricate frame mirror with grapes design as a symbol bounty. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Bahay Ansestral ng Lacson	Lacson Ancestral House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Ansestral ng Locsin	Locsin Ancestral House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Ansestral ng Locsin – Llamas	Locsin – Llamas Ancestral House		Region VI	Binalbagan	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the 1930’s a typical concrete cement mansion with octagonal watch tower on the left side and roof deck. An octagonal hanged room on the right side serves as the prayer nook of the family. It has corinthians pillars with arches at the Sala and the main entrance. At present, the house serves as the administration building of Binalbagan Catholic College. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Bahay Ansestral ng Montilla – Suatengco	Montilla – Suatengco Ancestral House		Region VI	Pulupandan	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	This house was built in the early 1800’s located at the middle of Hacienda Ubay. It has a gran escalera that leads to the main sala of the house. Cantonero on both side of the pillar serves as aesthetic design of the Sala, thick wooden panel serve as doors and glass sliding windows. Larger wooden floor panel, capiz windows and timber post. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Bahay Ansestral ng Montinola 01	Montinola Ancestral House 01		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Ansestral ng Pison 01	Pison Ancestral House 01		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Ansestral ng Pison 02	Pison Ancestral House 02		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Ansestral ng Regalado	Regalado Ancestral House		Region VI	Ilog	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the 1930’s at the interior area of Ilog, south of Negros Occidental. It has its own vintage topdown Cadillac at the garage of the house and the main sala has a circle inspired arco that seperates the sala and comidor. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Bahay Ansestral ng Sian	Sian Ancestral House		Region VI	Himamaylan City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The Sian ancestral house is found just in front of the Himamaylan public plaza. The house was built in the 1950’s with cement flower mold and Machuca tiles in the sala Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Bahay Ansestral ng Tantia	Tantia Ancestral House		Region VI	Binalbagan	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the 1930’s located infront of the public park at Sitio Payao, Municipality of Binalabagan. It is an American Colonial influence house with series of alteration happened as the years passed by. The main Sala and Dining room is at the second floor of the house. Wall and floor and made out of V-Cut timber typical during the 1930’s and molding geometric design to gave aesthetic on the ceiling. A piano Is a must during those period that serves as entertainment in the house. Geometric molding pattern on the ceiling as an art deco influence at the main Sala and Dining room. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Bahay Ansestral ng Zafra	Zafra Ancestral House		Region VI	Kabankalan City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the early 1900’s on a bahay-na-bato style of structure. Flooring are combination of Narra and Molav and there were series of renovation happened. Pillars are covered together with ceilings renovation and stair railings. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Bahay Ansestral ni Adelina Ledesma	Adelina Ledesma Ancestral House	The Mansion	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Follows the American tsalet sensibilities, with drastically lowered ground floor, almost bungalow proportions, and neo-classical columns and railings. Source: Silay City Tourism Office
	Bahay Ansestral ni Don Gil Lopez	Don Gil Lopez Ancestral House		Region VI	Cadiz City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	One such example is the Lopez house in Cadiz, which was first built by the family’s patriarch Gil Villanueva Lopez in the late 1800s. It was refurbished and expanded by his descendants over the decades. The late violinist Gil Lopez Kabayao and his pianist-sister Merceditas, who belong to the third generation, grew up in the house. Although the clan derived its money from vast tracts of land planted to sugar, many of its members were also musically inclined. Unlike other houses in the area, the Japanese didn’t turn their ancestral home into an army barracks or, worst, a brothel during the war. Maria Makiling “Blondie” Ascalon Millward, niece of Kabayao, who wasn’t born yet in the ’40s, attributes this to the fact that the family’s musical talent impressed Japanese officials. Source: http://2016.mb.com.ph/2016/06/26/the-houses-that-sugar-built/#BM9akAf23A0ZJPCP.99
	Bahay Ansestral ni Don Vicente Gustilo	Don Vicente Gustilo Ancestral House		Region VI	Cadiz City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Don Vicente Gustilo is a former governor of Negros Occidental during the world war 2. His ancestral house features a driveway and façadem a main sala, and a beautiful Gran Escalera of the house. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Bahay Ansestral ni Heneral Juan Araneta	General Juan Araneta Ancestral House		Region VI	Bago City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The General Juan Araneta ancestral house is typical of the houses built during the second half of the nineteenth century. It was, indeed, a house built of strong materials, which was meant to last for a long time. The ground floor is of thick concrete walls and the second floor has wood panel exterior walls. The house is elevated from the ground level to provide sufficient space for a “silong”. This added space below the floors help cool the house interiors. Vent openings on this “slong” are secured with iron grilles. Door openings are provided with thick wood panel doors. Above the main doorways are grilled transom windows to accommodate more light and air to the interior spaces. The windows are tall and wide, with “ventanilla” openings below them. As in many old ancestral houses, these window openings are secured with sturdy wrought-iron grilles in intricate designs. Source: http://philhistomarkers.nhcp.gov.ph/?structures=general-juan-araneta-historical-landmark
	Bahay Ansestral ni Leandro dela Rama Locsin	Leandro dela Rama Locsin Ancestral House	Café 1925	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	Concrete and wood design was constructed in neo classical style. Source: Silay City Tourism Office
	Bahay Ansestral ni Lino Lope Severino	Lino Lope Severino Ancestral House	Baldevia Pension; Baldevia; Zetes	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City	A transitional Art Deco building, this was the first department store in Negros. Source: Silay City Tourism Office
	Bahay Ansestral ni Mariano Ramos	Mariano Ramos Ancestral House	Balay Dako	Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The Mariano Ramos Ancestral House is the home of the late Mariano Ramos, first appointed Presidente Municipal of Bacolod City, Philippines. It was built in the 1930s and its architecture is a combination of Castilian and Tuscan and comprises three stories including the tower room, known as the torre and it is beside the Dizon-ramos museum. During World War II, Bacolod City was occupied by the Japanese forces in May 21, 1942 under the command of Lieutenant General Takeshi Kono, the Japanese commanding officer of the 77th Infantry Brigade, 102nd Division. The House of Don Mariano Ramos, being the tallest building in the city, was seized by the Japanese, and used it as the watchtower over the city. His family was forced to retreat at the Municipal of Murcia, where they spent most of their time during the war era. The city was liberated by joint Filipino and American forces on May 29, 1945. It took time to rebuild the city after liberation Don Mariano were saved from destruction by the retreating Japanese force Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariano_Ramos_Ancestral_House
	Bahay Ansestral ni Senador Ruperto Montinola	Senator Ruperto Montinola Ancestral House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Ansestral nina Don Efigenio Lizares at Doña Enrica Alunan	Don Efigenio Lizares and Doña Enrica Alunan Ancestral House	Balay ni Tana Dicang	Region VI	Talisay City	Negros Occidental	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Balay ni Tana Dicang stands majestically in the heart of Talisay, Negros Occidental. Otherwise known as the bahay na bato it was built in ca. 1883 in a 6,000 square meter property. Owing to the diligence of the descendants of Don Efigenio Lizares and Doña Enrica Alunan, its original structure and authentic and antique furniture, ornaments and accessories, including the China porcelain and indigenous items in the kitchen are well-preserved to this day. It has 18 rooms, most of which are bedrooms, the biggest being the formal living room and dining rooms. One or two of which were permanently assigned to their regular guests like the late Presidents Manuel L. Quezon and Sergio Osmeña, who had made the Lizares home the presidential abode in that part of Negros. One can almost imagine two late Philippine presidents actually sleeping and dining in the house, and perhaps how the policies in the sugar industry, at the time, were crafted. Source: http://www.thepinoyexplorer.com/2011/06/living-in-style-at-balay-ni-tana-dicang.html
	Bahay Ascalon-Villahermosa	Ascalon-Villahermosa House	Casa Tentay	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Avanceña (Camiña Balay na Bato)	Avanceña House (Camiña Balay na Bato)	Camiña Balay nga Bato; Balay Avanceña	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Castelo	Castelo House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Celis	Celis House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay De Leon	De Leon 1950 House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Ledesma	Ledesma House	Don Modesto Benedicto Ledesma	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Lopez-Vito	Lopez-Vito House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Marikit	Casa Mariquit		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Marquez Lim	Marquez Lim House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay na Art Deco ng Jalbuena	Jalbuena Art Deco House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay ni Antonio Novella	Antonio Novella Sian House	Jogies	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	A streetwise townhouse, this building has an interesting chamfered corner treatment with glass paned windows, media agua double roofing, and ventanillas. Source: Silay City Tourism Office
	Bahay ni Charles Newton Hodges	Charles Newton Hodges House	Sarabia Building	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay ni Don Benito Lopez	Don Benito Lopez House	West Visayas State University Medical Center	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay ni Don Jesus Araneta Esteban	Don Jesus Araneta Esteban House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay ni Dr. Daniel Ledesma	Dr. Daniel Ledesma House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay ni Dr. Tomas Santaren Serra	Dr. Tomas Santaren Serra House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay ni Eusebio Villanueva	Eusebio Villanueva House	Julio Ledesma House	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay ni Francisco Locsin	Francisco Locsin House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay ni Josefita Tionko Lacson	Josefita Tionko Lacson House	7-Eleven	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	The only house in Silay with elevator, this has been a sought after sight during yuletide season because of their collection of the nativity scene or belen purchased by ‘Dona Sefit’ during here many travels in Europe. Source: Silay City Tourism Office
	Bahay ni Magdalena Jalandoni \| Palatandaan ni Magdalena G. Jalandoni 1891–1978	Magdalena Jalandoni House \| Magdalena G. Jalandoni 1891–1978 Marker		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized City	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Iloilo City	Marker Text: Magdalena G. Jalandoni 1891–1978 Ipinanganak sa Jaro, Iloilo, 27 Mayo 1891. Sumulat ng 85 tomo ng mga akdang pampanitikan. Sinulat ang kanyang unang nobela, Ang mga Tunuc Sang Isa ka Bulak, sa gulang na 16. Unang tumanggap ng Republic Cultural Heritage Award sa Panitikan, 12 Hunyo 1969. Pinagkalooban ng mga katibayan ng pagpapahalaga ng Sumakwelan, U.P. at Iloilo Press and Radio Club at ng Gawad na Heneral Emilio Jacinto para sa pagsusulat sa katutubong wika, 15 Disyembre 1976. Namatay 14 Setyembre 1978. Date Unveiled: 1972
	Bahay ni Ramonito Lopez	Ramonit Lopez House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay ni Simplicio Lizares	Simplicio Lizares House	Balay Simplicio Lizares	Region VI	Talisay City	Negros Occidental	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	THE DON SIMPLICIO LIZARES MANSION Talisay City, Negros Occidental Talisay has always been a part of my childhood. Before moving to Bacolod in 1953-54, we lived in the town of La Castellana. During the week, while going to primary school in La Salle, my brother Bonnie (Rene), cousin Jung Carlos Rivilla III and I would stay in Talisay with our Lolo Emilio Benedicto Camon, half brother of my grandfather, our “Papaito” Don Carlos Benedicto Rivilla. Right next door in front of the town plaza and the town hall was this beautiful imposing mansion. This is the house of Don Simplicio Alunan Lizares, one of the seventeen children of Efegenio Lizares and Enrica Alunan, more known as “Tana Dikang” of Talisay. He married Eleuteria Treyes and they had eleven (11) children: The eldest, 1.) Socorro married Dr. Nicolas Escario of Cebu; 2.) Mario Miguel Arcangel died young at 3 years of age; 3.) Rodolfo "Dolfing" married Luisa Armstrong, an American mestiza; 4.) Buenvenido Mario "Batoy", who served as Mayor of Talisay for 24 years married Xenia Coscolluela; 5.) Lucrecia married Dr. Romeo Gustilo, one of the founders of Makati Medical Center; 6.) Simplicio Jr. "Nene", who died in a plane crash married Carmen Hermosisima; 7.) Amelo "Meling" married Teresita Valderrama; 8.) Aurora, married and divorced James Wagoner; 9.) Florinda "Linda" married Miguel Angel Cano; 10.) Eustaquia, known as “Beauty”; single and 11.) Nonata, single. His wife Eleuteria died on March 19,1927, after giving birth to Nonata. During his life as a widower, he sired more children with two women thereafter. (12.) Dario with Amalia Perez; and three (3) with Matilde Williams, namely (13.) Roberto married Martha de Monteverde; (14.) Erlinda married Protector Celino; and (15.) Carmela married Benjamin Du of Cebu. Don Simplicio later remarried to Amalia Perez, who all his children learned to love and respect, as she brought them all up as her own. Don Simplicio Lizares was one of the signatories of the 1935 Constitution and served as Mayor of Talisay. Until his death in the mid-fifties he was involved in business and politics for the good of the town. He managed both the Talisay-Silay Sugar Central and Danao Sugar Central and was the first president of the Planters’ Association. In 1936 he commissioned Juan F. Nakpil (May 26, 1899 – May 7, 1986) one of Manila’s finest architects to design him a house. It was originally intended for a property along Dewey Boulevard (now Roxas Boulevard) in Pasay City, which was larger. Which is why according to his son Mario, the house looks too big for the lot, where it now stands. It is in Italianate - Art Deco style popular during the 1930's here in the Philippines. In 1973, Juan F. Nakpil was named one of the National Artists for architecture, and tapped as the Dean of Filipino Architects. Noteworthy as one enters the house is the attention to detail. The flooring design is exquisitely done using three types of wood: narra, molave, and kamagong. The base flooring, supporting the parquet is made of narra planks. The living room flooring design depicts the carabao, the beast of burden, the sun rays, which nourishes the sugar cane plantation and the L-monogrammed sacks of sugar on 4 corners. The ceiling is inlaid with capiz shells, very in Art Deco - Filipino in motif. This detailing is seen all throughout the house in different variations, a tribute to Filipino creativity. Looking around in the huge spacious living room are portraits of the patriarch and his family, as well as bronze statues of Greek and Roman deities acquired during their countless travels abroad. The formal dining room is located on the second floor. There is an imposing dining table that could comfortably sit twenty-four for dinner. Surrounding the dining table, the flooring design is patterned after the piano keys. Don Simplicio would always sit and dine here in his formal coat and tie. He required his children to be dressed at the dining table at all times. When not properly dressed, he would ask them if they lacked clothes to wear! Just barely five years living in this beautiful house, war broke out and they had to abandon it. In their absence, the Japanese Command occupied the house and commandeered their vehicles, including the priced Packard. The family with the entire household fled to Bantayan Island on a “lancha” fishing boat. They brought with them their valuables, including all the fine silver and porcelain and even the piano. During dinner on the “lancha”, the servants decked the table in all its finery and they would serve the family wearing their white gloves. The women played the piano after dinner, while the men smoked their cigars. Even in the harshest conditions, Don Simplicio insisted to keep his lifestyle and so he did - up to the very end. Currently home to Mario Lizares, his wife Xenia and only son Victor, the Don Simplicio Lizares mansion is a work of art and a monument to the lifestyle of the sugar barons during the golden years of Negros. By Raymond R. Fuentes _____ In 1936 he commissioned Juan F. Nakpil (May 26, 1899 – May 7, 1986) one of Manila’s finest architects to design him a house. It was originally intended for a property along Dewey Boulevard (now Roxas Boulevard) in Pasay City, which was larger. Which is why according to his son Mario, the house looks too big for the lot, where it now stands. It is in Italianate - Art Deco style popular during the 1930's here in the Philippines. In 1973, Juan F. Nakpil was named one of the National Artists for architecture, and tapped as the Dean of Filipino Architects. Noteworthy as one enters the house is the attention to detail. The flooring design is exquisitely done using three types of wood: narra, molave, and kamagong. The base flooring, supporting the parquet is made of narra planks. The living room flooring design depicts the carabao, the beast of burden, the sun rays, which nourishes the sugar cane plantation and the L-monogrammed sacks of sugar on 4 corners. The ceiling is inlaid with capiz shells, very in Art Deco - Filipino in motif. This detailing is seen all throughout the house in different variations, a tribute to Filipino creativity. Source: https://web.facebook.com/NegrenseHeritageSociety/posts/1227191807311068?_rdc=1&_rdr
	Bahay nina Bernardino Jalandoni - Isabel Ledesma	Bernardino Jalandoni - Isabel Ledesma House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Pamahalaan ng Altavas \| Palatandaan ng Bayan ng Altavas	Altavas Municipal Hall \| The Municipality of Altavas Marker		Region VI	Altavas	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Altavas Naging visita ng Batan na dating kilala sa pangalang Laguing Banwa. Natatag bilang bayan, 1862 at pinanganlang Jimeno bilang parangal kay P. Romualdo Jimeno, Obispo ng Cebu. Bahagi ng bagong tatag ng bayang New Washington, 1903; isang nagsasariling bayang tinawag na Altavas, bilang pagkilala kay Senador Jose Cortez Altavas, isa sa awtor ng batas para mahiwalay ang bayang ito sa New Washington, 1918. Naging kabisera ng lalawigan ng Capiz noong pananakop ng mga Hapon. Nahiwalay sa Capiz, 1956. Year Unveiled: 1992
	Bahay Pamahalaan ng Buenavista	Buenavista Municipal Hall		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Bahay Pamahalaan ng Oton \| Palatandaan ng Bayan ng Oton	Oton Municipal Hall \| Bayan ng Oton Marker		Region VI	Oton	Iloilo	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Bayan ng Oton Isa sa mga sentro ng kalakalan at komersiyo sa Kabisayaan mula ika-12 siglo hanggang dumating ang mga Espanyol. Dating kabisera ng probinsya ng Ogtong (ngayo’y lalawigan ng Iloilo), 1570–1581. Nagsilbing daungan, pagawaan ng mga sasakyang pandagat at pinagkukunan ng mga pangangailangan sa mga kampo ng mga sundalong Espanyol sa Moluccas at Mindanao, ika-16 na siglo. Tinanggap bilang pangatlong misyon ng mga Agustino sa labas ng Maynila at Cebu, 3 Mayo 1572. Lubhang nasalanta sa pakikidigma ng mga Espanyol laban sa mga Ingles (1593), pananalakay at panununog ng mga Olandes (1630), at paglusob ng mga Moro na tutol sa pananakop ng mga Espanyol sa Mindanao (1662). Date Unveiled: May 3, 2013
	Bahay Pamahalaan ng Sara \| Palatandaan ng Sara, Iloilo (1877-1977)	Sara Municipal Hall \| Sara, Iloilo (1877-1977) Marker		Region VI	Sara	Iloilo	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Sara, Iloilo 1877–1977 Itinatag na pueblo noong 1877 ng mga paring Agustino sa ilalim ng pamamatnubay ni San Juan Bautista na ika-24 ng Hunyo ang kapistahan. Naging regular na parokya noong 1895 sa pangunguna ni Pari Paulino Diaz. Dating mahirap na bayan na tinawag na San Juan. Naging maunlad na tulad ng isang lungsod sa pagtataguyod at pagsisikap ng unang kura paroko nito. Unang simbahan ay kongkreto at klasiko na may dalawang magagandang tore at mahusay na orasan. May matibay at masining na kumbento; paaralang bato at eskombro; libingang yari sa bato at kapilya dito, at pintuang bakal. Mayroong mga larawan at halamanan, maliwanag na patyo at liwasang simetriya. Naging huwarang bayan ng mga panahong iyon. Date Unveiled: December 2, 1977
	Bahay Pamahalaan ng Tigbauan \| Palatandaan ng Tigbauan (1575-1975)	Tigbauan Church Compound \| Tigbauan (1575-1975) Marker		Region VI	Tigbauan	Iloilo	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Tigbauan (1575–1975) Itinatag bilang bisita ng Oton noong 1575 at naging parokya noong 1580. Naging lunan ng kaunaunahang paaralan at dormitoryo sa Pilipinas na itinatag ni Pedro Chirino, S.J. noong 1592. Lumahok sa himagsikan laban sa mga Kasila noong 1898 at sa pakikidigma laban sa mga Amerikano noong 1899–1901. Itinatag ang pamahalaang sibil noong 1901. Lumunsad ang mga Amerikano sa nayon ng Parara noong ika-18 ng Marso, 1945 bilang unang hakbang sa pagpapalaya sa Panay. Piniling maging lunan ng Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center noong 1973. Date Unveiled: December 7, 1975
	Bahay Sanson-Montinola	Sanson-Montinola Antillan House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Sornito	Sornito House	Balay Sornito; Cake House	Region VI	Santa Barbara	Iloilo	Important Cultural Property, National Museum
	Bahay Vidal	Vidal House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Villanueva	Villanueva House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahay Villanueva Sinamay	Villanueva Sinamay House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bahura ng Panal at Macahulom	Panal and Macahulom Reef		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	As part of the Sagay Marine reserve, these off-shore reefs serve as home to marine life, and a pit-stop for migratory birds.
	Balaan Bukid	Balaan Bukid		Region VI	Jordan	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Balay Dolid	Balay Dolid		Region VI	Valladolid	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Balay Dolid (Valladolid Community Museum) is one of the ancestral houses in town owned by the Ykalina family. The Valladolid Community Museum features the rich cultural heritage of the town. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valladolid,_Negros_Occidental
	Balete	Balete		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	An old and large balete tree is kept standing in the center of the island's main road.
	Balwarte	"Baluarte"		Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Man-made Heritage: Municipal Tourist Attraction
	Bantayog at Museong Panlalawigan ng Guimaras	Guimaras Provincial Monument and Museum		Region VI	Jordan	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Bantayog ng Binibini ng Iloilo	Lin-ay sang Iloilo Monument	Lin-ay	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ng Ina ng Kabanal-banalang Rosaryo	Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Monument		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ng Kabalyero ng Kolombus para sa mga Hindi Naisilang	Knights of Columbus Monument of the Unborn		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ng Kodigo ng Kalantiaw	Code of Kalantiaw Monument		Region VI	Batan	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: The Code of Kalantiaw Datu Bendahara Kalantiaw, third chief of Panay born in Aklan, established his government in the peninsula of Batang, “Aklan Sakup.” Considered the first Filipino lawgiver, he promulgated about 1422 a penal code now known as the Code of Kalantiaw containing 18 articles. Don Marcelino Orfila of Zaragoza, Spain, obtained the original manuscript from an old chief of Panay and was later translated into Spanish by Rafael Murviedo y Zamaney. This marker is erected upon the request of the Municipal Council of Batan, Aklan on 1 June 1956. Year Unveiled: 1957
	Bantayog ng Korona ni Reyna Isabel II	Corona de Reyna Isabel II Monument	Crown Monument	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ng Labanan sa Guintabuan	Battle of Guintabuan Monument		Region VI	EB Magalona	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Battle of Guintabuan is a marker built in memory of the heroes of “Guintabuan”, an event about the struggle of the local revolutionaries who opposed American rule after the fall of Spain. When the Americans landed in Negros, many Silaynons fought against them to preserve their newly gained independence. Among those who resisted American soldiers were Melecio Severino, Miguel and Luis Genete, Melecio's nephews, and a certain police lieutenant who went to the hills later and joined the battle at Guintabuan. These men, however, surrendered later and were given amnesty. Luis Ginete refused to accept America's rule. He continued fighting and was believed to have died during the battle at Guintabuan. The Battle of Guintabuan was the last and the most bloody encounter between the American forces and the combined soldiers of Silay and Saravia. Many Silaynons perished in that battle. Source: http://www.negros-occ.gov.ph/about-negros-occidental/cities-and-municipalities/municipalities/municipality-of-e-b-magalona http://www.oocities.org/tokyo/garden/6291/flip/silay.html
	Bantayog ng MacArthur	MacArthur Monument		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ng mga Bayani at Martir	Heroes and Martyrs Monument	Freedom Monument	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ng Tsiminea ng Pison	Pison Chimney Monument		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Andres Bonifacio	Andres Bonifacio Monument	Monumento ni Bonifacio	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Apolinario Mabini	Apolinario Mabini Monument	Monumento ni Apolinario Mabini	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Arsobispo Gabriel M. Reyes	Arch. Gabriel M. Reyes Monument		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Marker Text: Gabriel M. Reyes 1892-1952 Unang Pilipinong Arsobispo sa Arkidiyosesis ng Maynila. Isinilang sa Kalibo, Capiz, ngayo'y bahagi ng Aklan kina Eulogio Reyes, Jr. at Manuela Martelino, 24 Marso 1892. Inordenahan bilang bilang pari 27 Marso 1915. Tsanselor-kalihim ni Obispo James P. Mccloskey ng Jaro, Iloilo, 1920-1927. Bikar Heneral ng Diyosesis ng Jaro, 1927-1932. Obispo ng Cebu, 1932-1934. Arsobispo ng Cebu, 1934-1949. Itinalaga sa Arkidiyosesis ng Maynila upang maging katuwang ni Arsobispo Michael James o'Doherty, 12 Setyembre 1949. Hinirang na Arsobispo ng Maynila, 14 Oktubre 1949. Yumao, 10 Oktubre 1952. Date: March 24, 2022
	Bantayog ni Candido Iban \| Palatandaan ni Candido Iban 1863-1897	Candido Iban Monument \| Candido Iban 1863-1897 Marker		Region VI	Malinao	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Candido Iban 1863–1897 Isinilang sa Liloan, Malinao, Capiz (ngayo'y bahagi ng lalawigan ng Aklan), 3 Oktubre 1863. Sumapi sa Katipunan pagbalik sa Maynila mula Australia, 1895. Kasama si Francisco del Castillo, and tulong pinansyal na ibinigay ang nagbigay daan upang makabili ang Katipunan ng imprenta para sa pagpapalimbag ng Polyeto at ng Kalayaan, ang pahayagan ng Katipunan. Bumalik sa Aklan upang ipalaganap ang Katipunan, 1896. Idinakip at nakulong, Marso 1897. Kabilang sa 19 rebolusyonaryo ng Aklan na hinatulan ng kamatayan dahil sa rebelyon. Binaril sa Kalibo, 23 Marso 1897. Date Unveiled: October 3, 2013
	Bantayog ni Efrain Treñas	Efrain Treñas Monument		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Godofredo P. Ramos	Godofredo P. Ramos Monument		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Bantayog ni GomBurZa	GomBurZa Monument		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Bantayog ni Graciano Lopez	Graciano Lopez Jaena Monument		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Heneral Juan Araneta	General Juan Araneta Monument		Region VI	Bago City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Juan Anacleto Araneta was born in Bago, Negros Occidental to a well to do couple, Romualdo Araneta and Agueda Torres who were immigrants from Iloilo. Juan’s grandfather was one of the signers of a petition to establish a settlement on the bank of the Bago River. From the Atenio Municipal de Manila, he completed the course in “perito mercantile” equivalent to degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration today. Among his contemporaries were Jose Rizal, Jose Alejandrino and Apolinario Mabini. Upon his return to Bago, he was named “capitan municipal” like his father, and also engaged in farming and business. In 1891, after the death of the first wife, Cristeta Sarmiento, he went to Europe with his friend, Claudio Reina, There, he observed mechanized agriculture and came in contact with ideals of Filipino propangandists. Source: http://philhistomarkers.nhcp.gov.ph/?structures=general-juan-araneta-historical-landmark
	Bantayog ni Heneral Macario Peralta Jr.	General Macario Peralta Jr. Monument	Monumento ni Heneral Macario Peralta Jr.	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Hesukristo	Jesus Christ Monument		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Jaime Cardinal Sin \| Palatandaan ni Jaime Cardinal Sin (1928-2005)	Jaime Cardinal Sin Monument \| Jaime Cardinal Sin (1928-2005) Marker		Region VI	New Washington	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jaime Cardinal Sin (1928–2005) Isinilang kina Juan Sin at Maxima Lachica sa New Washington, Aklan, 31 Agosto 1928. Itinalagang pari, 3 Abril 1954; naglingkod bilang paring misyonero, Diyosesis ng Capiz, 1954–1957; unang rektor, St. Pius X Seminary, Roxas City, 1957–1967; Obispong Auksilyar ng Jaro, 1967; Arsobispo ng Jaro, 1972; Arsobispo ng Maynila, 1974, at Kardenal, 1976. Nagsilbing lider ispiritwal at tagapagtaguyod ng demokrasya sa Pilipinas noong panahon ng batas militar. Isa sa mga nanguna sa People Power ng 1986 at 2001. Ginawaran ng pamahalaang Pilipinas ng Legion of Honor, 1992; Order of Sikatuna, 1999; at Order of Lakandula, 2003. Nagretiro, 15 Setyembre 2003. Yumao, 21 Hunyo 2005. Year Unveiled: 2007
	Bantayog ni Jose Cortes Altavas \| Palatandaan ni Jose Cortes Altavas 1877-1952	Jose Cortes Altavas Monument \| Jose Cortes Altavas 1877-1952 Marker		Region VI	Altavas	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jose Cortes Altavas 1877–1952 Makabayan at mambabatas. Isinilang sa Capiz, ngayo’y Lungsod ng Roxas, Capiz, 11 Setyembre 1877. Naglingkod sa Hukbong Rebolusyonaryo sa Capiz at naging tagapamagitan ng mga Capiznon at nga mga hukbong ekspedisyonaryo na ipinadala ni Hen. Emilio Aguinaldo mula sa Luzon, 1898. Kinatawan ng ikalawang distrito ng Capiz sa Asamblea Filipina, 1907, at senador ng Pilipinas, 1916. Naging delegado sa kumbensiyong nagbalangkas sa Saligang Batas ng 1935. Yumao, 21 Agosto 1952. Date Unveiled: January 25, 2018
	Bantayog ni Jose Rizal 01 - Liwasang Libertad	Jose Rizal Monument 01 - Plaza Libertad		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Jose Rizal 02	Jose Rizal Monument 02 - Rizal Street	Monumento ni Jose Rizal	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Jose Rizal 02 - Liwasang Lapaz	Jose Rizal Monument 03 - Lapaz Plaza		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Jose Rizal 04 - Liwasang Mandurriao	Jose Rizal Monument 04 - Mandurriao Plaza		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Jose Rizal 05 - Liwasang Arevalo	Jose Rizal Monument 05 - Arevalo Plaza		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Macario Peralta, Jr. \| Palatandaan ni Macario Peralta, Jr. (30 Hulyo 1913-30 Disyembre 1965)	Macario Peralta, Jr. Monument \| Macario Peralta, Jr. (30 Hulyo 1913-30 Disyembre 1965) Marker		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Macario L. Peralta, Jr. 30 Hulyo 1913 – 30 Disyembre 1965 Isinilang sa Maynila, 30 Hulyo 1913. Abogado, piniling maging laang kawal, 1936. Itinalagang kumandante ng 61st Provisional Regiment ng USAFFE, 1941. Hindi isinuko ang Panay sa mga Hapon at pinamunuan ang Hukbong USAFFE dito, Daanbanwa, Lambunao, Iloilo, 1 Hunyo 1942. Itinatag ang Free Panay Guerrilla Forces, Inadlawan, Dueñas, Iloilo, 1 Hulyo 1942. Kinilala ng mga gerilyero sa Gitnang Pilipinas at Bikol bilang pinuno. Nabawi ang Iloilo, 20 Marso 1945. Senador, 1949–1955. Kalihim ng Tanggulang Pambansa, 1962–1965. Yumao, 30 Disyembre 1965. Date Unveiled: July 20, 2013
	Bantayog ni Magbanua \| Palatandaan ng Mga Magbanua	Magbanua Monument \| Ang Mga Magbanua Marker		Region VI	Pototan	Iloilo	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang mga Magbanua Sa bayang ito ng Pototan ipinanganak sa mag-asawang Juan Magbanua at Alejandra Ferraris sina Teresa (1868), Pascual (1874), at Elias (1880), mga bayani ng Himagsikang Pilipino. Si Teresa ang kaunaunahang babae sa panay na nakipaglaban para sa kalayaan ng Pilipinas. Si Pascual ay naging heneral at si Elias naman ay medyor sa Hukbong Rebolusyonaryo sa Bisaya. Si Teresa ay namatay sa Zamboanga noong 1947, si Pascual sa Dingle, Iloilo, noong 1899, at si Elias sa Labanan ng Saravia, Negros Occidental, noong 1899.
	Bantayog ni Manuel Roxas \| Palatandaan ni Manuel Acuña Roxas (1892-1948)	Manuel Roxas Monument \| Manuel Acuña Roxas (1892-1948) Marker		Region VI	Roxas City	Capiz	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Manuel Acuña Roxas (1892–1948) Patriot, statesman and soldier. Fifth President of the Republic of the Philippines, 1946–1948. Born in Capiz, Capiz (now Roxas City), 1 January 1892. Obtained Bachelor of Laws, University of the Philippines; Bar topnotcher, 1913. Governor of Capiz, 1919–1922. Representative of Capiz and Speaker of the House, 1922–1934; headed the Philippine Independence Mission to the United States with Sergio Osmeña known as Os–Rox Mission, 1931–1933. Delegate to the Constitutional Convention, 1935; Secretary of Finance, 1938; Senator, 1941; President of the Senate, 1945–1946. Became major during World War II, 1941; and brigadier–general, 1945. Died, 15 April 1948. Year Unveiled: 2011
	Bantayog ni Maria Clara 01	Maria Clara Monument 01	Maria Clara	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Maria Clara 01 - Liwasang Molo	Maria Clara Monument 02 - Molo Plaza		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Martin Delgado \| Palatandaan ni Heneral Martin Teofilo Delgado (1858-1918)	Martin Delgado Monument \| Heneral Martin Teofilo Delgado (1858-1918) Marker		Region VI	Santa Barbara	Iloilo	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Heneral Martin Teofilo Delgado (1858–1918) Isinilang sa bayang ito noong Nobyembre 11, 1858. Nag-aral sa paaralang pambayan ng Sta. Barbara at sa Ateneo Municipal de Manila. Naging pangkalahatang puno ng mga rebolusyonaryo sa Kabisayaan at Mindanaw noong Himagsikan ng 1898 at noong Digmaang Pilipino–Amerikano, 1899–1901. Sumuko sa mga Amerikano noong Pebrero 1901 matapos makipaglaban nang buong kagitingan. Kauna-unahang gobernador ng Iloilo noong panahon ng mga Amerikano (1901–1903). Naging alkalde ng Sta. Barbara noong (1905–1906). Namatay noong Nobyembre 12, 1918. Year Unveiled: 1973
	Bantayog ni Nicholas Loney \| Palatandaan ni Nicholas Loney (1826-1869)	Nicholas Loney Monument \| Nicholas Loney (1826-1869) Marker		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Nicholas Loney (1826–1869) Ipinanganak sa Plymouth, Devonshire, Inglaterra noong 1826, siya ay nagtungo sa Maynila bilang mangangalakal noong 1851. Itinalaga siya bilang unang Bise-Konsul na Ingles sa Iloilo noong 1856 pagkaraang ipahayag na ito’y isang pandaigdig na daungan. Malaki ang naitulong niya sa pagpapaunlad ng Panay at Negros, lalo na sa industriya ng asukal, sa pamamagitan ng paggamit ng mga makabagong iluhan ng tubo at pagbibigay ng tulong na pananalapi sa mga magtatanim ng tubo. Ang kanyang bahay-kalakal, ang Loney and Company ang kaunaunahagang kompanya ng dayuhan sa Iloilo. Pinagbuti niya ang mga kaluwagang pandaungan at nagsagawa ng unang tuwirang eksportasyon ng asukal buhat sa Iloilo noong 1859. Lubhang nawiwili sa pagpapaunlad ng pangangalakal at industriya. Sinimulan niya ang ilang pagbabago buhat sa pamahalaang Kastila. Siya ay namatay noong Abril 22, 1869 at inilibing sa Iloilo. Year Unveiled: 1981
	Bantayog ni Nicolas Jalandoni	Nicolas Jalandoni Monument	Monumento ni Nicolas Jalandoni	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Pastor Martelino \| Palatandaan ni Koronel Pastor C. Martelino	Pastor Martelino Monument \| Koronel Pastor C. Martelino Marker		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Koronel Pastor C. Martelino Isinilang sa Kalibo, Aklan, 8 Agosto 1896. Nagtapos sa Akademya Militar, West Point at sumapi sa Philippine Scouts bilang 2nd Lt., 1920. Itinaas sa 1st Lt., 1921. Naging kapitan, 1935. Itinalaga sa Hukbong Filipino at hinirang na unang Filipinong patnugot ng Philippine Military Academy, 1936. Pangalawang Hepe ng Estado Mayor, G-3, Dibisyon ng Pagsasanay at Pagkilos, Pangkalahatang Sentral na Estado, Hukbong Filipino, 1940. Hepe ng Estado Mayor, 31st Division, Philippine Army. Kasapi ng Coast Artillery Corps, 1941. Bilang kasapi ng USAFFE, lumaban sa pagtatanggol sa Bataan; nakasama sa Death March, at nakatakas. Sumapi sa kilusang gerilya laban sa Hapon sa Maynila, 1942. Nabihag ng mga Hapon at pinahirapan sa Kuta ng Santiago, 1944. Binitay, 8 Enero 1945. Ginawaran ng posthumous Distinguished Conduct Star. Date Unveiled: November 3, 2006
	Bantayog ni Patrocinio Gamboa \| Palatandaan ni Patrocinio Gamboa	Patrocinio Gamboa Monument \| Patrocinio Gamboa Marker		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Patrocinio Gamboa Rebolusyonaryo. Isinilang sa pook na ito kina Fermin Gamboa at Leonarda Villareal, 30 Abril 1865. Sumapi sa Kilusang Rebolusyonaryo sa Iloilo, Marso 1898. Ipinagsapalaran ang kanyang buhay sa pagdadala ng bandila ng Pilipinas mula Jaro hanggang Santa Barbara, kung saan itinataas ito ni Heneral Martin Delgado nang pasinayaan ang pansamantalang Pamahalaang Rebolusyonaryo, 17 Nobyembre 1898. Inalagaan at inaruga ang mga nasugatan at maysakit sa panahon ng digmaan laban sa mga Amerikano. Yumao, 24 Nobyembre 1953 sa Molo, Iloilo. Date Unveiled: April 30, 2015
	Bantayog ni Punong Mahistrado Ramon Avanceña 01	Chief Justice Ramon Avanceña Monument 01		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Punong Mahistrado Ramon Avanceña 02	Chief Justice Ramon Avanceña Monument 02		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Quintin Salas \| Palatandaan ni Kol. Quintin Salas	Quintin Salas Monument \| Kol. Quintin Salas Marker		Region VI	Dumangas	Iloilo	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Koronel Quintin Salas Namuno sa pagbabalikwas sa Dumangas, Iloilo, noong ika-28 ng Oktubre 1898; pinasok at pinalaya ang bayan ng Jaro noong ika-16 ng Disyembre 1898; lumaban sa mga Amerikano sa loob ng siyam na buwan hanggang ika-4 Oktubre 1901. Itinuring na kahuli-hulihang pinuno ng Hukbong Pilipino sa Kabisayaan na sumuko sa mga Amerikano. Date Unveiled: October 31, 1972
	Bantayog ni Rosendo Mejica	Rosendo Mejica Monument		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bantayog ni Tan Pedro Monteclaro	Tan Pedro Monteclaro Monument		Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Man-made Heritage: Local Cultural Landmark
	Bantayog ni Tomas Confesor \| Palatandaan ni Tomas Confesor	Tomas Confesor Monument \| Tomas Confesor Marker		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Tomas Confesor Isinilang sa bayang ito noong Marso 2, 1891 sa mag-asawang Julian Confesor at Prospera Valenzuela. Ekonomista at naging unang direktor ng Kagawaran ng Pangangalakal at Industriya. Puno ng mga gerilya sa Panay, manunulat, estadista at makabayan. Naging kinatawan sa Kongreso, Delegado sa Kumbensiyong Konstitusyonal noong 1934, Gobernador ng Iloilo noong 1937- 1941, at Senador noong 1946. Awtor ng batas na nagtatag ng Boy Scouts of the Philippines at ng batas na Cooperative Marketing. Tagapagtatag ng babasahing Tigbatas. Tambuli ng kilusang gerilya sa Panay noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Namatay noong Hunyo 6, 1951. Date Unveiled: March 2, 1974
	Bao-bao	Bao - Bao		Region VI	Dao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property, Municipality of Dao, Capiz (per Municipal Ordinance No. 2016-003, s. 2016)
	Barangay Bakhaw Norte	Barangay Bakhaw Norte		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Barangay Bakhaw Sur	Barangay Bakhaw Sur		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Barangay Mobo	Barangay Mobo		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Bilangguang Panlalawigan ng Iloilo	Iloilo Provincial Jail	National Museum Western Visayas Regional Museum	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, Iloilo City
	BPI Liwasang Libertad	BPI Plaza Libertad		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Buhanginan ng Margaha	Margaha Sand		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Sand harvested in the island can be used to make glass. Locals use sakoto harvest Margaha. In 2000 the business was stopped because of a conflict between the owners of the island.
	Bukal ng Katarungan \| Palatandaan ng Pook ng Pagsuko ng mga Puwersang Espanyol sa Negros Occidental	Fountain of Justice \| Pook ng Pagsuko ng mga Puwersang Espanyol sa Negros Occidental Marker		Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The Fountain of Justice is a historic landmark in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, Philippines. It marks the location where the house of Jose Ruiz de Luzurriaga used to stand. It was in this house that the surrender of Bacolod by Spanish authorities to the Filipino forces of General Aniceto Lacson took place on November 6, 1898, during the Negros Revolution. Luzurriaga acted as mediator between the two belligerents. Colonel Isidro de Castro, Spanish governor of Negros, signed the surrender document on behalf of the Spanish forces. The landmark now lies in front of the old Bacolod City Hall. The plaza and fountain area is also a place for recreation, political, spiritual and cultural activities and is illuminated at night. The fountain is a meeting place for rallies and protesters of many organizations, private, public and labor movements and political sectors. The fountain was the site of the celebration of the 66th Charter Anniversary of Bacolod City. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fountain_of_Justice http://philhistomarkers.nhcp.gov.ph/?structures=pook-ng-pagsuko-ng-mga-puwersang-espanyol-sa-negros-occidental _____ Marker Text: Pook ng Pagsuko ng mga Puwersang Espanyol sa Negros Occidental Sa pook na ito na dating kinatatayuan ng bahay ni Don Jose Ruiz de Luzurriaga, tinanggap ng mga lider Filipino sa pamumuno ni Heneral Aniceto Lacson at Juan Araneta ang pagsuko ng mga puwersang Espanyol sa ilalim ni Isidro de Castro, ang gobernador politiko-militar ng Negros Occidental, at iba pang mga opisyal matapos lagdaan ng bawat panig ang Acta de Capitulation, 6 Nobyembre 1898. Ang pagsuko ay hudyat ng pagtatapos ng pamahalaang Espanya sa lalawigan ng Negros Occidental. Year Unveiled: 2007
	Bulk Installations ng Guimaras	Guimaras Bulk Installations		Region VI	Jordan	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Bulwagan ng Katarungan ng Calixto O. Zaldivar	Calixto O. Zaldivar Hall of Justice		Region VI	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Bulwagang Anne Johson	Anne Johnson Hall		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bulwagang Anne ng Assumption	Assumption Anne's Hall		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bulwagang Eugenio Lopez	Eugenio Lopez Memorial Hall		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bulwagang Franklin	Franklin Hall		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bulwagang Mary J. Thomas	Mary J. Thomas Hall		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bulwagang Old Valentine	Old Valentine Hall		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bulwagang Pang-agham ng Roblee	Roblee Science Hall		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bulwagang Panglungsod ng Cadiz	Cadiz City Hall		Region VI	Cadiz City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	A historical structure constructed year 1962 under the Administration of the late Mayor Heraclio Villacin. Source: Cadiz City Tourism Office
	Bulwagang Panglungsod ng La Carlota \| Palatandaan ni Marciano Araneta y Soriano	La Carlota City Hall \| Marciano Araneta y Soriano Marker		Region VI	La Carlota City	Negros Occidental	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in 1934, this government building was patterned after the colonial capitol buildings and this serves as the office of the City Government. The main door step of the city hall with the name of the Municipal President J. Mariño. It also has a Gran Escalera with urns at the façade with bas relief designs. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan _____ Marker Text: Marciano Araneta y Soriano Pinuno ng himagsikan. Isinilang sa Molo, lloilo noong Hunyo 3, 1866. Nag-aral ng edukasyong primarya sa Maynila at pagkaraan, pinangasiwaan ang Hacienda Paz sa La Carlota. Pinuno ng mga manghihimagsik na sumakop sa punong himpilan ng hukbong Kastila sa mangkas, ngayo’y La Carlota. Isa sa mga nagtatag ng kantonal na pamahalaan sa Negros noong 1899. Namatay noong Oktubre 25, 1940. Year Unveiled: 1991
	Bulwagang Panglungsod ng Silay	Silay City Hall	City Hall	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Bulwagang Panglungsod ng Victorias	Victorias City Hall		Region VI	Victorias City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	In the year 1906, the usual meeting place of the people of the town is the Municipal Hall which is also the office of Secreatary Esteban Jalandoni. This place is frequented by a Chinese Businessman, Alejandro Acuña Yap Quiña, who always seeks the advice of the Secretary for all things he needed. One morning Secretary Jalandoni jokingly asked the Chinese businessman if he is willing to donate a piece of his land within which an official municipal hall building will be constructed. Secretary Jalandoni is pointing to an area which the present Victorias City Hall stands. Sr. Acuña Yap Quiña replied that the area is part of his hacienda Guinpana-an. He further said that “As a good citizen, I am willing to donate the piece of land provided that the seat of government will be transferred there”. Secretary Jalandoni invited him to attend the regular session so he can announce his intention to donate a piece of his property to the town. Source: http://victoriascity.gov.ph/history/
	Bulwagang Quezon	Quezon Hall		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bulwagang Roxas	Roxas Hall		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bulwagang Stuart	Stuart Hall		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bulwagang Urdaneta	Urdaneta Hall		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bulwagang Weston	Weston Hall		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bunker noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig ng ISAT I	ISAT U World War II Bunker I		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bunker noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig ng ISAT II	ISAT U World War II Bunker II		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Bunker noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig ng ISAT III	ISAT U World War II Bunker III		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Burol at Yungib ng Tigayon	Tigayon Hill and Caves		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	The highest point of Kalibo. Trek or hike through the former secret sanctuary of the province’s freedom fighters and see the lush flora reflective of Kalibo’s natural wealth. On top of the hill, one gets a view of the length and breadth of the Aklan River, the town of Kalibo and its neighboring municipalities. Limestone formations are also found in the historic caves of the hill. (Source: http://www.kaliboaklan.gov.ph/tourism/attractions/)
	Burol ng Banal na Pamilya	Holy Family Hills		Region VI	San Lorenzo	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Burol ng Baobao	Baobao Hill		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	A protruding contrast in an otherwise relatively flat area, Baobao Hill is situated in barangay General Luna. Trees have been plantd in certain portions of the hill and a privately-owned bonsai garden is being near the summit.
	Busto ni Ananias Diokno \| Palatandaan ng Pagdakip kay Heneral Ananias Diokno	Ananias Diokno Bust \| Pagdakip kay Heneral Ananias Diokno Marker		Region VI	Altavas	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pagdakip kay Heneral Ananias Diokno Dito sa Altavas sa Aklan (dati’y Jimeno at noo’y bahagi ng Capiz) dinakip si Ananias Diokno ng mga Amerikano, 1901. Kilala sa taguring “Heneral Pandagat,” namuno sa hukbong ekspedisyon ng Panay, Agosto 1898; matagumpay na nakipaglaban sa mga Espanyol sa pulo ng Panay. Itinalagang gobernador politiko-militar ng Capiz at lumahok sa pakikipaglaban ng mga gerilya sa Digmaang Pilipino–Amerikano, 1899. Date Unveiled: August 30, 2013
	Casino Español	Casino Español		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Central Azucarera de la Carlota	Central Azucarera de la Carlota	Central Azucarera de la Carlota	Region VI	La Carlota City	Negros Occidental	Marked Structure, NHCP	The Central Azucarera de La Carlota, considered as the biggest sugar mill tandem in Asia, was constructed by the Elizalde family in 1918.
	Culdora Piña Cloth	Culdora Piña Cloth		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Dambana at Kapilya ng San Vicente Ferrer	Sr. San Vicente Ferrer Shrine and Chapel		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	According to Severino Gulpani, Juan Barco is said to have come across a drift wood which is said to have some sort of magic. When he placed the wood in his corn field, the chickens didn't eat the crops. He later on tried to carve several saints into the wood. However his tools weren't able to cut through the wood except when he tried to carve Sr. San Vicente Ferrer. The statue is now kept in the San Vicenter Church in Barangay Vito. A Chapel which used to house the statue remains in the area. Less tahn 5 minutes from the chapel is where the shrine is ocated. Locals said that this is where Juan barco's house used to be. Inscribed in the shrine is a Hiligaynon version of: "Banal na alaala ni Sr. San Vicente Ferrer naging patron ng Vito, Sagay, negros Occidental sa pamamagitan ni Koa Paroko Leon Orbesta."
	Dambana ng Hapon at Dambana ng mga Beterano	Japanese Shrine and Veterans Shrine		Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Dambana ng Kalayaan ng Aklan \| Palatandaan ng Labingsiyam na Martir ng Aklan	Aklan Freedom Shrine \| Labingsiyam na Martir ng Aklan Marker		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Marker Text: Labingsiyam na Martir ng Aklan Mga makabayan at tagapagtanggol ng kalayaan. Sumapi sa Balangay ng Katipunan sa Aklan na itinatag sa pamumuno ni Heneral Francisco Del Castillo, 1897. Lumahok sa Labanan sa Liwasan ng Kalibo, 17 Marso 1897. Sumuko kay Koronel Ricardo Monet matapos itong magpahayag ng amnestiya para sa lahat ng mg Katipunerong sangkot sa pag-aaklas laban sa pamahalaang Espanyol. Ibinilanggo, pinahirapan at binitay sa pamamagitan ng pagbaril sa isang bodega sa kahabaan ng Calle Amadeo, bayan ng Kalibo, alinsunod sa utos ni Koronel Monet, 23 Marso 1897. Roman Aguirre Tomas Briones Domingo Dela Cruz Valeriano Dalida Claro Delgado Angelo Fernandez Isidro Jimenez Benito Iban Candido Iban Simon Inocencio Catalino Mangat Lamberto Mangat Valeriano Masinda Maximo Mationg Maximo Mationg Simplicio Reyes Canuto Segovia Gabino Sugcang Francisco Villorente Gabino Yonsal Date Unveiled: April 25, 2019
	Dambana ng Pacto de Sangre \| Palatandaan ng Sanduguan (Pacto de Sangre)	Pacto de Sangre Shrine \| Sanduguan (Pacto de Sangre) Marker		Region VI	New Washington	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Sanduguan (Pacto de Sangre) Sa bahay ni Gregorio Dalida sa Sityo Kuntang, Baryo Ochando, New Washington (dati’y bahagi pa ng bayan ng Batan), inilagda ng mga Katipunerong Aklanon ang kanilang mga pangalan gamit ang sariling dugo bilang sagisag ng pagkakaisang labanan ang pamahalaang Espanyol, 2–3 Marso 1897. Kasunod nito ang lihim na paglaganap ng Katipunan sa iba pang mga karatig-bayan kabilang na ang Jimeno (ngayo’y Altavas), Balete, Banga, Kalibo, Malinao, Lezo at Ibajay. Ilan sa mga namuno sa sanduguan ay kabilang sa labing-siyam na martir ng Aklan na pinaslang ng mga sundalong Espanyol sa Kalye Amadeo, Kalibo, Aklan, 23 Marso 1897. Date Unveiled: March 2, 2015
	Dambana ng San Vicente Ferrer Vito ng Sagay	Shrine of San Vicente Ferrer Vito of Sagay		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Sagay City	This Church is a pilgrims place and one of the historical landmarks of the City. It was established by the Recollect friars in 1860. The faithful flock to the Church every Friday in fulfillment of their “Panaad” or promise to the patron saint. “Palapak”, a religious ritual placing San Vicente Ferrer’s more than a century-old wooden image on different parts of the body with aliment for healing has been practiced for many years. Answered prayers and miraculous healing have been attributed by the faithful to their vow of devotion to the patron saint. Pana-ad kang San Vicente Ferrer is celebrated every first week of May. Source: http://sagaycity.gov.ph/vito-church/
	Dambana ng Sementeryong Pang-alaala ng Balantang	Balantang Memorial Cemetery Shrine	Sementeryo sang Balantang	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Shrine, NHCP	Marker Text: Battle of Balantang The bloodiest battle fought by the Panay Guerilla Forces led by Colonel Macario Peralta, Jr., occured in these hollowed grounds of Balantang and its vicinity from February 6 up to the Liberation of Iloilo City on March 20, 1945. Though outnumbered, the Filipino forces stood still in their post, repulsing the seven suicidal attacks of the Japanese Imperial Forces, thus enabling the Allied 40th Infantry Division of the U.S. Army under Major General Rapp Brush to land peacefully at Tigbauan, Parara Beach, Iloilo on March 18, 1945 and join the guerilla forces of Col. Peralta in their mopping-up operation to liberate Panay Islands from the Japanese. This monument is dedicated to the Freedom Fighters of Panay and Romblon who gave their lives for the cause of freedom and democracy. Date Unveiled: March 18, 1997
	Dambana ni Maria	Marian Shrine		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Dambanang Hapon ng Bacolod	Bacolod-Japanese Shrine		Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	During the Second World War, the City of Bacolod, the capital of the Province of Negros Occidental became the site of a serious encounter between the Liberation Forces of the United States and Japanese Imperial Army occupying the capital. Many soldiers perished during the war not only from the Japanese but also from the Filipino Forces. One of the areas believed to have been the burial sites for the Japanese Soldiers was a small place in Taculing, Bacolod City. That village, now known as Rosario Heights. This is where you can find the Japanese Shrine. From the Mansilingan Road, proceed to the entrance of Rosario Heights Subdivision, then follow the concrete road leading to the Shrine. Constructed in memory of the Japanese and Filipino Soldiers, the Shrine is built on a square platform with a circular pond where a stem of a flower sits. From the center of that flower rises a tall pencil-like stigma as if trying to reach the sky in a prayer. The front of this pond is a small concrete table where Veterans and relatives of the dead soldiers offer incense and light candles and even food to appease the souls of the dead. Source: https://www.travelblog.org/Asia/blog-808628.html
	Datu Paiburong	Datu Paiburong		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Dela Cruz House of Piña	Dela Cruz House of Piña		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Dinagdad na Bahay Panauhin ng Seawind Resort	Seawind Resort Guesthouse Addition	Sea Wind Boracay	Region VI	Malay	Aklan	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2006.
	Epiko ng Hinilawod ng Sulod	Sulod Hinilawod		Region VI		Aklan‎; ‎Antique‎; ‎Capiz‎; ‎Iloilo	Philippine Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory	Chanting epics is a traditional practice in the heart of the island of Panay in central Philippines. One of these is the Sulod epic of Hinilawod. The epic has two cycles: Labaw Donggon and Humadapnon. _____ Inventory No.: 256 ICH Domain: 1 Ethnolingustic Group: Sulod
	Espesyal na Baye-Baye ni Fred	Fred's Baye-Baye		Region VI	Pavia	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Pavia, Iloilo
	Felicita’s Delicacies	Felicita’s Delicacies		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Freedom Grandstand ng Iloilo	Iloilo Freedom Grandstand	Freedom Grandstand	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gaisano Capital	Gaisano Capital	Gaisano Capital Kalibo	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Galeryang Pansining ng Prism	Prism Art Gallery		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Gloryeta ng Dao	Dao Band Stand		Region VI	Dao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property, Municipality of Dao, Capiz (per Municipal Ordinance No. 2016-003, s. 2016)
	Golf Course ng Santa Barbara	Santa Barbara Golf Course	Golf Course sang Santa Barbara / Iloilo Golf and Country Club	Region VI	Santa Barbara	Iloilo	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Santa Barbara Golf Course Itinatag ng mga inhinyerong taga-Scotland ng Philippine Railway Company ang golf course sa Barangay San Sebastian, Santa Barbara, Iloilo, 1907. Binuo ang Santa Barbara Golf and Country Club para lamang sa mga taga-Britanya at Amerikano, 1912. Naging kasapi ng Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland at tumanggap ng mga Pilipinong kasapi, 1920. Sinunog ng mga Hapon ang club house, 1941. Nagsilbing kwartel ng mga sundalong Pilipino at Amerikano, 1945. Naging Iloilo Golf and Country Club, 1947. Kinikilala bilang pinakamatandang nananatiling golf course sa Pilipinas, 2006. Year Unveiled: 2007
	Gubat ng Bakawan ng Molocaboc	Molocaboc Daku Mangrove Forests		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	The thick mangrove forest facing the mainland stretches across the front of the island. Mangrove species found here include roma, bantigue, pagatpat, bungalong and bakhaw. The forest is home to several birds including the Tikaral, a white, black and blue bird, and Talenteng, a small brown bird which eats fish and gukoy(small crabs). Locals said that these birds are commonly seen inside and near the outskirts of the mangrove forest.
	Gubat ng Komunidad	Community Forest		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	One of the teachings of the church is to protect and conserve the forest handed down from one generation to the next. The community forest also serves as a sanctuary to some bats and birds.
	Guho ng Daangbakal ng Panay	Ruins of the Panay Railway		Region VI	Dao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property, Municipality of Dao, Capiz (per Municipal Ordinance No. 2016-003, s. 2016)
	Guho ng Kapilya ng Katolikong Sementeryo	Ruins of Roman Catholic Cemetery Chapel	San Joaquin Church	Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Man-made Heritage: Local Historical Landmark
	Guho ng Lumang Daungan ng Silay	Silay Old Seaport Ruins		Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	It was built and completed in 1933. Designed by Lucio Bernasconi an Italian architect who is also responsible of tha San Diego Pro-Cathedral of Silay City. Consider to be the 1st operational seaport in Negros, Occidental and was one of the longest wharf in Asia at that time. It is approximately 1.7 km. This abandoned wharf was used by the province of Negros for transport and commodities trading. During the Japanese occupation it was struck by a bomb and until today we can only see its remnants. Now, the ruins of the old port is part of the historical landmarks that fascinates everyone who sees it. I dont know if the city have any plans to develop the area. Many photographers and enthusiast drop by and took picture of ruins everytime they visit Silay. Silay was one of the featured City in Asia Travel Mag in the past years. Source: https://philippineadvisor.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-old-port-of-silay-city.html
	Guho ng Simbahan ng San Francisco ng Assisi	Saint Francis of Assisi Church Ruins		Region VI	Escalante City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Escalante used to be known as Manlambus meaning “to strike with a club” because its coastal waters were teeming with fishes that can be caught by using a club or lambus. The capital of Escalante used to be Nueva Sevilla, a coastal community which is known today as Old Poblacion. The Parish of St. Francis of Assisi was established by the Augustinian Recollects in 1860 when the parish separated from Silay. The parish’s territory extended from Guihulngan to Cadiz. It was the first appointed Parish Priest, Father Cipriano Navarro, who renamed Manlambus to Escalante after his Spanish hometown. The church was made of white coral stone. Unfortunately, this once beautiful church today stands in ruins. Earthquakes and typhoons devastated the church that reconstructing it would no longer be safe. This eventually leads the parish to build a new church in the 1980s. The St. Francis of Assisi Church Ruins of Escalante is classified as Historical Structure by virtue of NHI Resolution No. 3, series of October 22, 1991.
	Gulayan sa barangay	Gulayan sa barangay		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Situated in the vicinity of the barangay hall, the gulayan of Barangay Tadlong is one, if not the most productive vegetable garden in the whole city of Sagay. Blessed with rich soil and relatively high altitude, the vegetables that grow here are abundant.
	Gulayan sa Paaralan ng mga Mababang Baitang ng Lumang Mababang Paaralan ng Sagay	Old Sagay Elementary School's Gulayan sa Paaralan with Junior Grades		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	A "learning lab" for children and adults alike, this gulayan sa paaralanshowcases guided tours by elementary students on the basics of growing vegetables.
	Gusali at Mansyong Celso Ledesma	Celso Ledesma Building/Mansion	Balay Celso Ledesma	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The Ledesma Building was built by the engineers Mariano Cacho and Mariano Salas for Don Celso Ledesma in 1922. The mansion has slightly overscaled details characteristic of the Beaux Artes style. A series of balconies, stained glass windows, imperial eagles and garlanded urns give the building a wealth of detail that culminates in the grandeur of the pedimented main entrance.
	Gusali ng Cantonese Club	Cantonese Club Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The Cantonese Club Building is a 3-storey structure built in 1931. This serves as the cultural center for the minority Cantonese in the predominantly Fukien Chinese community of the city. A fusion of Neoclassical and Art Deco Styles, the building is characterized by four (4) rectangular columns that extends above the rooftop and is adorned with rose-like medallions with hanging tassels in the Art Deco Style. These accentuate what would otherwise be a severe facade. The building is further defined by a series of symmetrically arranged large casement windows capped by tin canopies. Like most shophouse spaces in the downtown areas, the ground floor is arcaded.
	Gusali ng Kapitolyong Panlalawigan ng Negros Occidental	Negros Occidental Provincial Capitol Building		Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Marker Text: Kapitolyo ng Negros Occidental Dating nasa lumang bahay na kaloob ni Jose Ruiz de Luzuriaga sa panulukan ng Daang Luzuriaga at Araneta. Ipinatayo sa kasalukuyang pook sa panukala ng Pamahalaang Panlalawigan sa ilalim ni Gobernador Jose Locsin ayon sa disenyo ni Arkitekto Juan Arellano, 1927. Natapos, 1933. Inayos, 2004. Mahalaga at natatangi bilang halimbawa ng gusaling pampamahalaan at arkitektura ng unang bahagi ng ikadalawampung dantaon. Inihayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan, 19 Hulyo 2004. Year Unveiled: November 5, 2004 _____ The Negros Occidental Provincial Capitol Building followed Daniel Burnham's Beaux Art style. When William Cameron Forbes was the governor general in the Philippines in 1904, he invited Burnham to the country, who, in turn, recommended as consulting architect to the government William E. Parsons. When he arrived in 1905, Parsons established the architectural office of the Bureau of Public Works which was composed of American and Filipino architects, such as Juan Nakpil, Tomas Mapua, and Juan de Guzman Arellano. Using the neo-classical architectural design of Burnham for the capitol, Juan Arellano executed the project. The building is built in a shape of the letter E composed of the main entrance, which is the middle part, and of the wings on both sides of the center. The prominent feature of the central section are wide steps that lead to colonnades of about three-story high and with Corinthian capitals on the upper portion. The works of National Artist for Sculpture Guillermo Tolentino are displayed in the capitol building and the lagoon fronting the building. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negros_Occidental_Provincial_Capitol
	Gusali ng Kumpanyang Paseguruhan ng Filipinas Life	Filipinas Life Assurance Company Building	We Academy	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin; Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusali ng Mababang Paaralan Rizal	Gusali ng Mababang Paaralang Rizal	Buluthuan nga Elementarya sang Rizal	Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Marker Text: Gusali ng Mababang Paaralang Rizal Pinakamatandang gusaling pampaaralan ng Negros Occidental. Ipinatayo noong 1907 para sa Rizal Institute (dating Instituto de Rizal), ang unang mataas na paaralang pampubliko sa Bacolod. Sina Jorge Vargas Alexander Reyes, Serafin Hilado at Fernando Hugo ang ilan sa mga unang nagtapos dito, 1909. Inilipat sa Mababang Paaralang Bacolod West, 1952; Pinanganlang Mababang Paaralang Rizal, 1959. Year Unveiled: 1990 _____ Originally founded in 1901 as the Instituto de Rizal, the school was renamed the Rizal Institute in 1903 when the American Thomasite teachers arrived in Bacolod. When it transferred to the present building in 1907, it became Bacolod High School until 1924, when it changed name to the Occidental Negros High School. It was converted into Bacolod West Elementary School in 1932, and was renamed Rizal Elementary School in 1959. Its original construction of wood supported by a concrete base survives. A verandah wraps around the ground floor and an old acacia tree shades its open second story. Large sliding kapis windows above ventanillas that reach to the floor open up large sections of wall to the outdoors. To maximize the interior airflow, interior partitions have rows of pierced wooden fretwork (calado) panels that meet the high ceiling, allowing air to freely circulate within the building. Source: http://ncca.gov.ph/about-culture-and-arts/in-focus/heritage-movement-restores-schoolhouses-nationwide/
	Gusali ng Munisipyo ng EB Magalona	EB Magalona Municipal Building		Region VI	EB Magalona	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Compared with the elaborate cemetery chapels of Iloilo like in Cabatuan, Saravia’s cemetery chapel (the municipality was renamed to E. B. Magalona, but people still use the old name) is a simple brick construction found at the back end of the cemetery square. It consists of a simple arched entrance and two side windows all with metal grills. Decorative elements are limited to the simple columns that tend to fade into the background. The pediment is at the second level with a pair of columnar finials serving as base of an elaborate metal cross. The center, I presume, might have a bigger metal cross but is now supplanted with one made of wood. The overall vertical movement of the facade gives it height. The interior is already renovated and the roofing replaced with galvanized iron sheets. At both side walls, modern niches were being constructed by carving out the walls. Source: http://simbahan.net/2010/12/24/saravias-old-cemetery-chapel/
	Gusali ng Museo Iloilo	Museo Iloilo Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusali ng Museo ng Negros Occidental	Negros Occidental Museum Building	Negros Occidental Museum Building; Negros Museum	Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Important Cultural Property, National Museum
	Gusali ng Ospital ng Saint Mary	Saint Mary's Hospital Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusali ng Pambabaeng Dormitoryo ng Mataas na Paaralang Pambansa ng Iloilo	Iloilo National High School Girl's Dormitory Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusali ng PNB sa Liwasang Libertad	PNB Building Plaza Libertad		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusali ng YMCA Iloilo	YMCA Iloilo Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling Agatona Arguelles de Jalandoni	Agatona Arguelles de Jalandoni Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling C. Gan Enterprises	C. Gan Enterprises Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling Cacho	Cacho Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The architectural legacy of Cacho Building showcases superimposed pediment decorated with shell sculpture and floral motif. The arcaded facade that spans the entire frontage of the structure is decorated with ornate spandrels of floral motif.
	Gusaling Celso Ledesma (1)	Celso Ledesma Building (1)		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The segmental and broken pediments form the focal point of the Celso Ledesma Building which was constructed in 1923. The facade is composed of five bays (4 symmetrical bays and a central bay). Each bay division is flanked by scrolled pilasters surmounted by urns on draped plinths. Three (3) panels defined by smaller pilasters with the same scrolled design further divide a portion of each bay. Large windows with uncut balusters run the whole length of the 2nd floor facade. The parapet has a running ribbon and flower motif which are repeated on the pilasters at the ground level. Pilasters at the ground level flank Doric Columns with scrolled capitals.
	Gusaling Celso Ledesma (2)	Celso Ledesma Building (2)		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The parapet treatment seen in front is repeated. The rear facade is divided into nine (9) bays. Parapet is adorned by the same urn and draped plinth design but subdivided bays are divided by eight (8) individual balconies resting on ornamental brackets which rest on scrolled ornamental keystone. an arched entry way topped by a flattened finial with three - lobed stylized leaf forms the central panel.
	Gusaling DBP	DBP Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	Built in 1961, the structure is in the International Style. The building is characterized by the use concrete sun-baffles which adds volume to what could be a massive concrete structure. A cantilevered canopy located at the main entrance of the building provides accent to the overall facade giving the whole composition a balance that relives the repetitiveness of the baffles. This in turn is ccentuated by a pair of concrete grillwork accented by medallions. There is a play of vertical lines against the general horizontal line of the structure.
	Gusaling Divinagracia	Divinigracia Building	Elsan's	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The Divinagracia Building is composed of four (4) bays with each bay having an arch at the ground level supporting the double cusp arches at the second level. A balustrade along the second level forms the balcony. Forming a focal point at the pediment is a bulls-eye crowned with a stylized keystone. Scrolled brackets capping the pilasters supports the dentil band that form the cornice.
	Gusaling Elizalde \| Gusaling COA	Elizalde Building \| COA Building	Commission on Audit	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	Built around the turn of the 20th century, the building was known as the Ynchausti Trade House before it passed on to the Elizalde family in the 1920s. The building originally had the Hotel Petite Metropole on the second floor with ground floor stores or almacen doors opening to the street. The second floor windows were both glazed and louvered. The building sports an azotea on the second floor with hydraulic cement tiles. It shares the compound with a brick and timber Tudor style bodega alongside. The building now belongs to the Commission on Audit.
	Gusaling Gabaldon ng Hilagang Mababang Paaralan ng Silay	Silay North Elementary School Gabaldon Building	Silay North Elementary School	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Gusaling Gabaldon ng Mababang Paaralan ng Dao	Dao Elementary School Gabaldon Building		Region VI	Dao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property, Municipality of Dao, Capiz (per Municipal Ordinance No. 2016-003, s. 2016)
	Gusaling Gabaldon sa DEPED - Tanggapan sa Aklan	Gabaldon Building at the DEPED - Aklan Office		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Local Cultural Property - Historical Landmark of Kalibo
	Gusaling Gabaldon sa Mababang Paaralan Alaala kay Heneral Francisco Del Castillo	Gabaldon Building at the General Francisco Del Castillo Memorial Elementary School		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Local Cultural Property - Historical Landmark of Kalibo
	Gusaling Gabaldon sa Panaguyod na Mababang Paaralan ng Kalibo	Gabaldon Building at the Kalibo Pilot Elementary School Campus		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Local Cultural Property - Historical Landmark of Kalibo
	Gusaling Guardian	Guardian Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling Hoskyn	Hoskyn's Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling HSBC	HSBC Building	Sterling Bank	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling J. Melliza	J. Melliza Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	A two storey commercial building constructed in 1931 composed of simplified parapets. Its only ornamentation are pierced tin canopies.
	Gusaling Javellana II	Javellana Building II		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	Symmetrical arrangement of concrete sun baffles form the grid facade of the Javellana Building II. Simple rounded columns at the ground level provide contrast to the framed structure. Smaller square pierced grids are repeated at the mezzanine level interior wall to increase ventilation.
	Gusaling Juan Tong	Juan Tong Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling Ker at Kumpanya \| Palatandaan ng Bahay Kalakal ng Ker & Company Ltd.	Ker and Co. Building \| Bahay Kalakal ng Ker & Company Ltd. Marker	Ker & Co.	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	Although Ker and Co. was founded in the 1830s in Manila, the Iloilo branch may have been constructed around the 1850s. Done in the trade mark "Black and White House" bungalow style of British colonial architecture, the trade house building is a marriage of Indian Bagala stilt architecture and Tudor Revival elements. Quasi-medieval timbering on the second floor offset the brick mortar of the ground floor level. The building however departs from the tradition by the use of iron beams and pillars instead of brick and mortar. The ground floor houses the office and bank vault. A butler's alley runs around the second floor with louvered full doors in the bedrooms and in the dining and living veranda. The kitchen and staff house connect to the main house through an inclined bridge. _____ Marker Text: Bahay Kalakal ng Ker & Company Ltd. Itinatag ang sangay sa Maynila bilang Ker, MacMicking & Company, 1827. Lumaon ay itinawag na Ker & Co. Ltd. at si William Ker Jr. ang nagsilbing tagapamahala. Nagkaroon ng sangay sa Iloilo na nanguna sa pagtustos ng makinarya para sa mga magsasaka ng tubo, 1862. Nagluluwas ng asukal mula Negros at Iloilo sa pandaigdigang merkado at nag-aangkat ng mga produktong galing Britanya noong ika-19 na siglo. Date Unveiled: July 24, 2018
	Gusaling L.J. Hormillosa	L.J. Hormillosa Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	A Post-Art Moderne structure built in 1950, it is composed of ten and a half (10 1⁄2) bays divided by a ribbed concrete sun baffle with four (4) square piercings. Panel ribbons are carried over into the simplified capitals which rest on simple piers.
	Gusaling Landbank	Landbank Building	Ybiernas Building	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling Magdalena	Magdalena Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The Magdalena Building was constructed in 1938. The building was originally owned by Magdalena Lacson Lopez. It was destroyed during the Japanese occupation and was only redone in 1948. In 1995, the building was renovated into its present state. Original architect/designer was Jose Tantoy Locsin. Exaggerated bases support the rusticated columns flanking a central pilaster. Flat concrete awnings over casement windows at the 2nd level provide the protection against sun, rain and wind. The parapet is composed of a central panel and 2 side panels.
	Gusaling Mira Florete	Mira Florete Building	MiraFlor Fashion Academy	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling ng Madreng Dominikano	Dominican Sisters Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling Onglatco	Onglatco Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling P. Dulalia	P. Dulalia Building	Pablo Duvalla or Taylay	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling Pedro Duvalla	Pedro Duvalla Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling Pilar	Pilar Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The Pilar building is characterized by its neoclassical style. It’s stylized flat banisters form the parapet wall. The structure is divided into three (3) bays. Each bay is adorned by flattened and fluted spandrels and textured panels. Double arches with scrolled grills act as entrances to the building.
	Gusaling S. Javellana	S. Javellana Building	New Central Bazaar	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	Adapting an Art Deco Style, the New Central Bazaar building was constructed in 1936. Architectural detailing is defined by simplified fluted pilasters and course mouldings. Large window panels dominate its facade and form simple rectangular glazing.
	Gusaling S. Javellana (2)	S. Javellana Building (2)	Sarabia Optical	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The two (2) storey S. Javellana building was constructed in 1922. The parapet wall of decorative screen railings is accented by pedestals at regular intervals and meet at the corner to accentuate a focal point. The frontispiece is created by a bulls-eye on an arched pediment with an extended ledge supported on each end by two figurative corbels. A series of arches arranged by parallel to each other form the ground level arcade. Wrought iron grill work further define the interior arches that are means of egress/ingress to the building. Alternating medallions with three (3) layers of rectangular insets adorn the spandrels. The series of arches and decorative screen railings are repeated on the second level to form the balcony.
	Gusaling S. Villanueva (1)	S. Villanueva Building (1)		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	A segmental pediment at the center forms the focal point of the S. Villanueva Building. Ornamentation of alternating urn, shell & medallion is adopted in the parapet. Capsulated spider web-like ornamentation adorns the frieze while alternating bead and fleur-de-lis embellish the cornice. Further defining each bay division are rusticated columns running from the ground level to the second level. These columns are flanked on both sides by free standing Corinthian column.
	Gusaling S. Villanueva (2)	S. Villanueva Building (2)	RCBC Iloilo City Business Center; Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	A two storey corner building, the S. Villanueva Building is characterized by an undulating parapet wall meeting at the corner to accentuate a focal point. Two (2) stylized towers frame the frontispiece central panel bearing the owner’s name. Each bay division is composed of two casement windows adorned by single tassled and fluted pilasters on each side. Atop the casement windows are panels of double flowered medallions with tassles.
	Gusaling S. Villanueva (3)	S. Villanueva Building (3)	Elnora Santos Building	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The building originally owned by Mr. Manolo Villanueva, was constructed in 1925. The two storey corner building is characterized by a parapet wall accented by a palmette interlaced with garlands and scrolls. Adorning the frieze are interlocking and overlapping rings that create the fleur-de-lis pattern. The palmette is repeated inversely as panels under the windows flanked by stylized pilasters with scrolled and garlanded columns. Atop the balconied windows are lace-like pierced tin canopies.
	Gusaling S. Villanueva (4)	S. Villanueva Building (4)		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	Art Moderne Style in character, it is composed of 16 bays - with each bay division being defined by a simple parapet and casement windows. Simple ornamentation is limited to the frontispiece characterized by a rusticated wall and a curvilinear three-tier molding depicting a grid-like baffle system. A curvilinear canopy caps the pierced signage bearing the owner’s name.
	Gusaling Tayengco	Tayengco Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Local Cultural Properties , Iloilo City
	Gusaling Tayengco	Tayengco Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	An example of the Art Deco Style, this building constructed in the 1950s, it has eight (8) scalloped parapet, terminated on both sides by scrolled panels bearing the owner’s name and the year it was constructed. Concrete sun baffles are presented in a grid like fashion.
	Gusaling Tiampo	Tiampo Building	Iloilo Society Commercial	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Gusaling Villanueva (1)	Villanueva Building (1)	International Hotel Building	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The Villanueva Building poses variations in the treatment of the exterior. Portraying characteristics of the neoclassical style, its series of semi-circular rusticated arches terminating its cusps compose the ground level. Similarly, this cusped arches are repeated on the second level with the addition of a series of doric columns supporting the entablature. Running the length of the cornice is a parallel arrangement of dentil bands and guilloche mouldings.
	Gusaling Villanueva (2)	Villanueva Building (2)		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The two storey buildings is divided into six (6) bays. The rest of the building fluted pilasters on ground level and on columned pilasters on the second (2nd) level. Parapet wall is accented by pierced quatrefoil motif. Windows are capped by simple pierced tin canopies.
	Gusaling Villanueva (3)	Villanueva Building (3)		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	Influenced by the neoclassical style, the design is composed of 14 bays. Each bay is composed of three casement windows capped by a fanlight flanked on both sides by panels of scrolled acanthus flourishes. Ground level elliptical arches terminate on pilasters flanking a central pier.
	Gusaling Villanueva (4)	Villanueva Building (4)		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The S. Villanueva Building is a two storey commercial building divided into ten and a half (10 1/2) bays, with four (4) bays retaining the original design while the rest of the bays have casement windows. Neoclassical in style, its parapet wall is characterized by alternating urn on pedestals, shell and medallion motif that rests on a course of interlocking rings. The frieze is further adorned by spider web lozenges capsulated between interlocking ribbons.
	Gusaling William Bayani	William Bayani Building	Red Plaza Building	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	HAMPCO	HAMPCO	Handicraft of Aklan Multipurpose Cooperative	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Hawaiian Philippine Company	Hawaiian Philippine Company	Central Hawaiian	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Himoga-an River Cruise	Himoga-an River Cruise		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Himoga-an River is the city's longest river. A canoied deck of a riverboa serves as a floating restaurant, which they call a "Floating Payag." It was designed for tourists to enjoy the scenery while on a two-hour, one-way cruise from Barangay Fabrica to Looc in Barangay Old Sagay. Tourists can enjoy the beautiful sceneries like the Carabao Island, stretch of mangroves and birds frolicking in the area. Live acoustic music and delicious food while on the cruise adds excitement and twist to it while a local guide interprets and explains important points of interests while cruising.
	Iloilo Central Trading	Iloilo Central Trading		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The Iloilo Central Trading Building has a triangular pediment with an overlay of two smaller pediments. Completing the facade is a stepped wall with large windows that bind together the first two levels of the structure and an arched window on the last floor. Adorning the spandrel below the arched window is a cartouche held by festoons on both sides. Symmetrical in character, both ends are flank by windows with highlighted by a balcony at the upper most window.
	Iloilo Lucky Auto Supply	Iloilo Lucky Auto Supply	Ng Ching Beng Hermanos	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The building is defined on both sides by two (2) fluted pilasters that goes all the way to support the parapet panel. Fenestration (windows) is defined by the three (3) elliptical arches with keystones supported by fluted pilasters on top of a pedestal that form the balcony. Balcony grill work features the monogram of the owner. Mouldings of hexagons and alternating bead and fleur de lis adorn the frieze and cornice respectively. Capping the building is a segmental pediment adorned with foliated ornamentation.
	Ina ng Esplanade	Our Lady of the Esplanade		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Industriya ng Pagdadaing	Dried Fish Industry		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City
	Industriya ng Sining-Kabibe	Shellcraft Industry		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	The wide stretch of sand that spreads out on the side of Molocaboc Dacu is the source of income of several individuals in the island. They, including the youth, harvest dead shells from the shell mine. They use make-shift tools to gather shells under the sand after which they pick the best shells to sell to local businessmen. Residents buy shells harvested in the shell mine which they transform into home décor and souvenirs. The white shells have to be cooked for about 30 minutes and then soaked in a water-chlorine mixture for 12 hours for it to have a clean white color. Most of their products are being sold in neighboring cities like Bacolod and Cebu They also sell their products during their city fiesta.
	Interseksyon ng Panulukan ng mga Daang Taft at Bermejo \| Palatandaan ng Pamahalaang Mapanghimagsik ng Kabisayaan	Taft corner Bermejo Streets Intersection\| Pamahalaang Mapanghimagsik ng Kabisayaan Marker		Region VI	Santa Barbara	Iloilo	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pamahalaang Mapanghimagsik ng Kabisayaan (1898) Sa pook na ito unang iwinagayway ang bandilang Pilipino sa Kabisayaan at Mindanaw nang pasinayaan ang Pamahalaang Mapanghimagsik ng Kabisayaan noong Nobyembre 17, 1898, sa pamamahala ni Heneral Martin Teofilo Delgado. Nahirang na mga pinuno ng nasabing pamahalaan sina Roque Lopez, Pangulo; Vicente Franco, Pangalawang Pangulo at Kalihim Panloob; Venancio Concepcion, Kalihim ng Pananalapi; Ramon Avanceña, Kalihim ng Estado; Jovito Yusay, Kalihim ng Katarungan; Julio Hernandez, Kalihim Pandigma; Fernando Salas, Kalihim-Panlahat; Martin Delgado, Kataas-taasang Heneral; at Perfecto Poblador at Pascual Magbanua, mga heneral ng dibisyon. Year Unveiled: 1973
	Istatwa ng Ina ng Fatima	Our Lady of Fatima Statue		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Istatwa ng Nuestra Señora del Santo Rosario	Nuestra Señora del Santo Rosario Statue		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Istatwa ng Nuestra Señora dela Candelaria	Nuestra Señora dela Candelaria Statue		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Istatwa ng San Vicente Ferrer	San Vicente Ferrer Statue		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	The San Vicente Ferrer Church is now the custtodian of the Sr. San Vicente Ferrer statue. This centuries-old wooden image of Sr. San Vicente Ferrer is said to be miraculous. Because of the healing attrbuted to the image, devotees place and rool the image on different parts of their body with ailments. This is known as "Palapak."
	Istatwa ng Santo Niño ng Arevalo	Santo Niño de Arevalo Statue		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Istatwa ni Jose Rizal	Jose Rizal Statue	Jose Rizal Monument	Region VI	Dao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property, Municipality of Dao, Capiz (per Municipal Ordinance No. 2016-003, s. 2016)
	Istatwa ni Manuel Roxas	Manuel Roxas Statue	President Manuel Roxas Monument	Region VI	Dao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property, Municipality of Dao, Capiz (per Municipal Ordinance No. 2016-003, s. 2016)
	Iwag it Kalibonhon	Iwag it Kalibonhon	Light-A-Tree	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	A Light-A-Tree Program that draw together families and friends for a wholesome gathering at the beautifully lit and decorated town plaza. (Source: http://www.kaliboaklan.gov.ph/tourism/events/)
	Kalakhang Katedral ng Jaro at ang Pambansang Dambana ng Birhen ng Candelaria \| Palatandaan ng Katedral ng Jaro, Iloilo	Jaro Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Candles \| Ang Katedral ng Jaro, Iloilo Marker	Katedral sang Jaro; Jaro Cathedral	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Katedral ng Jaro, Iloilo Itinayo noong 1874 sa utos ng Kgg. Mariano Cuartero, O. P., unang Obispo ng Jaro; napinsala ng lindol noong Enero, 1948 at ipinaayos sa utos ng Kgg. Jose Ma. Cuenco, unang Arsobispo ng Jaro, 1956. Dito bininyagan si Graciano Lopez Jaena, makabayan at mananalumpati, noong Disyembre 20, 1856. Date Unveiled: December 1, 1976
	Kalibohian sa Gabi-i	Kalibohian sa Gabi-i	Kalibohian sa Gabi-i Christmas Bizaar	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Serving as a complementing activity to the Iwag it Kalibonhon, the Kalibohian sa Gabi-I is a venue for Pastrana Park goers to dine, shop and have fun as local entrepreneurs offer local food and dry goods while live musical bands provide entertainment. (Source: http://www.kaliboaklan.gov.ph/tourism/events/)
	Kampo Jossman (Punong Himpilan ni MacArthur)	Camp Jossman (MacArthur’s Headquarter)		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Kamposanto ng EB Magalona	EB Magalona Cemetery Chapel	Saravia Camposanto	Region VI	EB Magalona	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Compared with the elaborate cemetery chapels of Iloilo like in Cabatuan, Saravia’s cemetery chapel (the municipality was renamed to E. B. Magalona, but people still use the old name) is a simple brick construction found at the back end of the cemetery square. It consists of a simple arched entrance and two side windows all with metal grills. Decorative elements are limited to the simple columns that tend to fade into the background. The pediment is at the second level with a pair of columnar finials serving as base of an elaborate metal cross. The center, I presume, might have a bigger metal cross but is now supplanted with one made of wood. The overall vertical movement of the facade gives it height. The interior is already renovated and the roofing replaced with galvanized iron sheets. At both side walls, modern niches were being constructed by carving out the walls. Source: http://simbahan.net/2010/12/24/saravias-old-cemetery-chapel/
	Kamposanto ng Sementeryong Katoliko ng San Joaquin	San Joaquin Roman Catholic Cemetery Chapel	Camposanto sang San Joaquin	Region VI	San Joaquin	Iloilo	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The San Joaquin Cemetery is located along the main highway in San Jaoquin Town. The construction of San Joaquin Cemetery was commenced by Fray Mariano Vamba, the last Augustinian parish priest of the town in 1892. A statue of Jesus with his arms outstretched stands on top of a baroque style gate, and on each side of Christ, two columns with angelic figures are poised as guards. In addition, sculpted heads of two cherubs and a skull representing death marks the entrance of the cemetery. Twenty stone steps after entering the gate and you will be greeted by the Baroque designed mortuary chapel standing on the center.
	Kapilya Alaala kay Doña Corazon L. Montelibano	Doña Corazon L. Montelibano Memorial Chapel	Kapilya sang Doña Corazon L. Montelibano; University Chapel; C.L. Montelibano Chapel; University of St. La Salle Chapel	Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Kapilya at Tahanan ng Obispo – Jaro, Iloilo	Bishop’s Chapel – Jaro, Iloilo and Residence	Kapilya kag Balay sang Obispo sang Jaro Iloilo; Jaro Archbishop's Residence and Chancery	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil; Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Kapilya ng Aba Ginoong Maria ng Jordan	Chapel of Ave Maria Purisima of Jordan		Region VI	Jordan	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Kapilya ng Kumpanyang Asukarera ng Binalbagan-Isabela	Binalbagan – Isabela Sugar Milling Company Chapel		Region VI	Binalbagan	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Located at the compound of BISCOM, this structure is just adjacent to the hospital. The Chapel was built in the 1950’s and serves as the parish of the milling company compound. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Kapilya ni San Jose Obrero ng Victorias	Chapel of Saint Joseph the Worker of Victorias	Kapilya ni San Jose Obrero; Chapel of the Angry Christ	Region VI	Victorias City	Negros Occidental	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The St. Joseph the Worker Chapel, commonly known as the Angry Christ Church, in Victorias, Philippines, is a Roman Catholic chapel located inside the Victorias Milling Company residential complex, in Victorias, Negros Occidental, Philippines. It considered the first example of modern sacral architecture in the Philippines. It is dedicated to St. Joseph the Worker. The church was designed by the Czech architect Antonín Raymond, himself already recognized as the founder of modern architecture in Japan. The church was declared Important Cultural Property of the Philippines in December 2015. The church is also known for its modern altar painting of so-called "Angry Christ" painted in vivid colors by Alfonso Ossorio, Filipino-American abstract expressionist artist. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Joseph_the_Worker_Chapel,_Victorias
	Karamay ng Kalinis-linisang Puso ni Maria	Consolers of the Immaculate Heart of Mary		Region VI	Jordan	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Kasanayan sa Kawayan	Bamboo-Craft		Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Living Traditions
	Katedral ng San Carlos Borromeo ng San Carlos, Negros Occidental	Cathedral of San Carlos Borromeo of San Carlos, Negros Occidental	San Carlos Cathedral	Region VI	San Carlos City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the 1900’s, the church is located in front of the public plaza with series of renovation happened through the years. The interior features the exposed trashes with original machuca tiles floor and altars on an art deco design. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Katedral ng San Francisco Javier ng Kabankalan	Cathedral of Saint Francis Xavier of Kabankalan	Kabankalan Cathedral	Region VI	Kabankalan City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Kabankalan Cathedral was built in the 1930’s with an Art Deco inspired design. The church serves as the seat of the Bishop of Kabankalan. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Katedral ng San Juan Bautista ng Kalibo	Cathedral of Saint John The Baptist of Kalibo	Kalibo Cathedral	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan; Renovations by National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	The Kalibo Cathedral was originally built in 1581 and stands as the oldest edifice of worship in the province. Renovated in 1993 through the spiritual and monetary help of the Aklanons, the church’s renovation designs are one of the last works of the renowned national artist Leandro V. Locsin. (Source: http://www.kaliboaklan.gov.ph/tourism/landmarks/)
	Katedral ng San Sebastian ng Bacolod \| Palatandaan ng Katedral ng Bacolod	Cathedral of San Sebastian of Bacolod \| Cathedral of Bacolod Marker	Katedral sang Bacolod; San Sebastian Cathedral; Bacolod Cathedral	Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Marker Text: Cathedral of Bacolod Originally a church founded by Bishop Mariano Cuartero, O.P.[.] Cornerstone laid, 27 April 1876. Inaugurated, 20 January 1882. Fray Mauricio Ferrero, first parish priest. Became cathedral, 23 June 1922. Repaired and improved, 1936 by Msgr. Casimiro M. Lladoc, D.D., first bishop, 1933–1951. Year Unveiled: 1952 _____ A small village inhabited by Malayans called Magsungay was placed under the protection of St. Sebastian by early Christian missionaries during the 1700s. This village was later came to be known as San Sebastian de Magsungay and was put under the governance of Bernardo de los Santos, the village’s first gobernadorcillo. Due to widespread Moro pirate attacks, the people of Magsungay moved to a new settlement upon the hilly terrain called bakólod, the precursor of the modern-day city of Bacolod. In 1806, Fr. Leon Pedro was appointed as its first parish priest. Years later, Fr. Gonzaga, a young priest from Barcelona, would envision the construction of the San Sebastian Church. Construction of the structure in its present form began on 27 April 1876 under the leadership of Fr. Mauricio Ferrero, OAR. Prison labor was provided by the politico-military Governor, Roman Pastor, who prevailed upon Fr. Ferrero to also design and supervise the construction of a stone prison, the old Provincial Jail. Coral stone from the island of Guimaras was used as the primary building material. Hardwood from trees in Palawan was used for wooden portions of the structure. Fr. Mariano de Avila's bell was installed in the bell tower during the church's construction. Bishop Mariano Cuartero of the Archdiocese of Jaro consecrated the church on the eve of the feast of Saint Sebastian, 19 January 1882. The following day Bishop Cuartero celebrated pontifical mass before a congregation of government and Church officials of the province and Iloilo, parish priests and leading citizens. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Sebastian_Cathedral_(Bacolod)
	Kinalalagyan ng Simbahan ng Busagong \| Palatandaan ng Bugasong	Bugasong Church Grounds \| Bugasong Marker	Parish Church of Santo Niño of Bugasong; Santo Niño de Bugasong Church	Region VI	Bugasong	Antique	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Bugasong Naging encomienda ni Pedro Guillen, 1591; pormal na sinimulan ng mga misyoneryong Agustino ang ebanghelisasyon, 1596. Visita ng Hamtic sa pagsimula ng ika-17 dantaon; pormal na itinatag bilang bayan sa patronato ni Santo Niño, 1700. Tinawag na Provincia de Bugasong nang ito'y maging kabisera ng lalawigan pagkaraang gawing isang lalawigang politico militar ang Antique noong 1790 hanggang sa ilipat ang luklukan ng pamahalaang panglalawigan sa San Jose Buenavista noong 1800.
	Kolehiyo ng Agham at Teknolohiya ng Hilagang Negros	Nonescost	Northern Negros College of Science and Technology	Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Northern Negros College of Science and Technology (NONESCOST) places its Grouper (Lapu-Lapu) Culture Project in Tabao. Several fish pens are located in the area. Also, some residents in taba-Ao sell mangrove seedlings to DENR and groups who are scheduled to conduct mangrove planting activities.
	Kolehiyo ng Banal na Puso ni Hesus	Colegio Del Sagrado De Corazon De Jesus		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Kolehiyo ng La Consolacion-Bacolod	La Consolacion College Bacolod		Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The history of La Consolacion College goes back to March 12, 1919 when the first group of Augustinian sisters with Sister Tomasa de la Sagrada Familia as superior, arrived in Bacolod, after a two year sojourn in Sibalom, Antique where the presence of a Catholic school was strongly opposed by the Aglipayans. The Bishop's Palace then became its first school building, where ten years later, LCC graduated its first batch of Grade School and High School students. March of 1929 marked the first graduation. From the Bishop's residence, LCC moved along Justicia and Washington Streets (Now Galo and Gatuslao) where an imposing two storey L-shaped school building was constructed. With the rise of this new structure, LCC offered its first collegiate course, the elementary Teacher's Certificate in 1938. Through the war years, the school was abandoned temporarily. It was during this time that LCC suffered some set-backs until its restoration from the invading aliens in 1943. The post-war era that followed saw the rapid growth of the school from its varied course offerings to the different academic and non-academic programs and services in its curriculum. For the first time in 1948 LCC departed from its former tradition and established a Boy's High School which later commenced the entry of male population in the college halls. Source: http://lcc.edu.ph/history.html
	Kolehiyo ng San Jose	Colegio de San Jose	Kolehiyo sang San Jose	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Colegio de San Jose The Colegio de San Jose was opened in Iloilo May 1, 1872, and entrusted to the Sisters of Charity. When it was moved to Jaro in 1877, the sisters were placed in charge of the Escuela Municipal by the Rt. Rev. Mariano Cuartero, bishop of Jaro. The present building was inaugurated March 19, 1896. In 1926 the government authorized the college to issue high school diplomas. Year Unveiled: 1939
	Kolehiyo ng Santo Tomas Recoletos	Colegio de Santo Tomas Recoletos		Region VI	San Carlos City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The oldest College in San Carlos run by the recoletos father. The perfect example of a well preserved prewar school structure made out of V-cut flooring and wall. The open space at the compound were they held programs and affairs. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Kompawnd ng Carrie - Bahay ni Don Paco Lopez	Carrie's Compound - Don Paco Lopez House	Dr. Cocjin, Rosario Lopez, Mayo Lopez	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Korporasyon ng Asukal ng Lopez	Lopez Sugar Corporation		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Built in the 1920's, the Lopez Sugar Corporation is one of the prime movers of the local economy of Sagay City.
	Kumbento ng Arevalo	Arevalo Convent		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Kumbento ng Madreng Dominikano	Dominican Sisters Convent		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Kumbento ng Molo \| Palatandaan ni Pablo Araneta y Soriano	Convento de Molo \| Pablo Araneta y Soriano Marker		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Iloilo City	Marker Text: Pablo Araneta y Soriano (1865–1943) Lider rebolusyonaryo at makabayan. Isinilang sa Molo (dating Parian), Iloilo noong Agosto 17, 1865. Nagkamit ng titulong Batsilyer sa Sining, Ateneo Municipal de Manila, 1883; Titulo de Agrimensor y Perito Tasador de Tierras, 1885 at Lisensiyado sa Medisina, 1890 kapwa sa Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas. Naging kapitan ng Voluntarios de Ejercito Español ng Molo, 1898; hepe superior ng ekspedisyong rebolusyonaryo na dumaong sa Lipata, Antique, 1898; tinalo ang mga kawal Kastila sa Labanan sa Arevalo, Iloilo; Komandante Heneral ng Hukbong Rebolusyonaryo ng Iloilo at kinatawan ng Hukbo sa Republika ng Visaya, 1898; presidente municipal ng Molo, 1902; punong pangkalusugan ng lalawigan ng Iloilo, 1905–1907; punong sanidad de Panay, 1907–1908; at kagawad ng sangguniang panlalawigan ng Iloilo, 1909. Namatay noong 1943. Date Unveiled: December 17, 1988
	Kumbento ng San Vicente Ferrer	San Vicente Ferrer Convent		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the 1930’s as residence of the parish priest, the interior of the convent has a visitors’ lounge with some part of the esacayola images collection of the church. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Kumpanya ng Asukarera ng Lopez	Lopez Sugar Milling Company		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in 1927 at Fabrica, Sagay City, this milling company produced brown and wash sugar. Steam locomotive served for the transportation of the cane from the field to the milling and sugar from the milling to the port. Water tank behind the locomotive for steam. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Kumpanya ng Kahoy ng Insular	Insular Lumber Company		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	During the 1950s to the 1970s, Fabrica was the commercial and industrial center of the province of Negros Occidental and the Visayas. Many Chinese businessmen had invested and built stores here, especially in Barrio Paraiso. These two barrio's are linked by a large, steel bridge that spans the large and navigable Himoga-an river system, that leads to the national highway. The bridge was constructed by American engineers during the American occupation in the Philippines. The bridge is considered a landmark and still exists. On the other hand, many Americans, who were ILCO executives and their families, stayed in the American compound, which was part of ILCO industrial complex. Among the well-known Filipinos who were born and reared in Fabrica are Gilopez Kabayao, the internationally famous violinist and virtuoso, and Plaza Miranda bombing survivor Ramon Bagatsing, the congressman of the City of Manila who became its legendary and longest serving mayor. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabrica,_Sagay
	Kumpanya ng Option Milling	Option Milling Company		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Adjacent to Sagay City Hall, this milling company is a main producer of organic Muscovado. The materials used for the construction of this were a surplus from Japan and was just assembled in Sagay City. It has a cane roller crasher for extracting the juice from the cane. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Kumpanya ng Victorias Milling	Victorias Milling Company		Region VI	Victorias City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Victorias Milling Company, Inc. was founded on May 7, 1919 by Don Miguel Ossorio. Back then, VMC was one of the earliest modern sugar mills in the country. In the succeeding years, VMC expanded its business by establishing an agricultural research department and construction of VMC Dock. It also established a sugar refinery and began producing hydrous alcohol in Manapla. During the Japanese occupation, VMC and another sugar mill Negros Sugar Company (NONSUCO) suffered extensive damages. The latter was the very first sugar mill in the Philippines established by Don Miguel. Ossorio then decided to merge the assets of the two sugar mill with VMC as the surviving entity because it incurred less damages than. Because of rising overhead costs, falling sugar prices, and increasing competition, VMC came up with an Alternative Rehabilitation Plan (ARP) that was approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission on November 29, 2000. As of 2010, VMC was able to pay its interest payments to date, as well as its principal loan repayments. This meant an annual interest payment of about P307.0 Million and loan principal payment of P365.0 Million to its creditor banks. Source: http://en.wikipilipinas.org/index.php/Victorias_Milling_Company,_Inc.
	Tanggulang	"Kuta"		Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Man-made Heritage: Local Historical Site
	Tanggulang Nuestra Señora del Rosario	Fort Nuestra Señora del Rosario	Kuta sang Nuestra Señora del Santo Rosario / Fort San Pedro	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Fort Nuestra Señora Del Rosario Site of Fort Nuestra Señora Del Rosario. Built in 1617 as a protection against pirates. It was made of mortar and stone and was square in shape with four bastions. The one facing south were built by General Juan De Mesa.
	La Granja Agricola	La Granja Agricola	La Granja Agricola	Region VI	La Carlota City	Negros Occidental	Marked Structure, NHCP	This agricultural model farm was established in 1881 through a Spanish royal decree issued on November 15, 1881 and was formally opened on July 8, 1884. The Philippines government maintains a stock farm in Barangay La Granja as well as a research center established by the Philippine Sugar Commission.
	Lakaran papuntang Molocaboc Diut	Boardwalk to Molocaboc Diut		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	A long walkway made of dead corals and cement connects Molocaboc Daco and Molocaboc Diut. Some residents walk from one island to the other while others use habal-habal, a local name for a motorcycle.
	Lawa Hinapunan	Hinapunan Lake		Region VI	Dao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property, Municipality of Dao, Capiz (per Municipal Ordinance No. 2016-003, s. 2016)	Natural Heritage
	Libingan ng Pundador ng Simbahan	Burial Site of Church Founder		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Situated between two river tributaries, the burial site of Dr. Mahilum sits atop of a hill. Followers of the church give due respect to their leader by visiting this place, laying floers and lighting candles.
	Limbagan ng Aklan	Aklan Printing Press		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Garrison during the Japanese Regime
	Liwasan at Sentrong Pangkalikasan ng Rafael Salas	Rafael Salas Park and Nature Center		Region VI	Bago City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	This 296-hectare nature park was developed for ecotourism as a project of the Bago City local government, the province of Negros Occidental and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. A native of Bago City, the late Rafael Salas was a prominent and well-respected statesman. He used to serve as Executive Secretary to President Ferdinand Marcos before becoming the first Head of the UNDP (United Nations Population Fund) from 1969 when it started until his death in 1987. Source: http://www.happysteps.net/2009/05/16/rafael-salas-park-and-nature-center-ecotourism-park-in-negros-occidental/
	Liwasan ng Bakawan	Mangrove Park		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	This mangrove area was developed into a park to promote appreciation for the ecological functions of the ree, Kabels of the tree species are placed strategically for easier identificattion. A boardwalk through the park makes it easier to navigate. The boardwalk ends at the beach, where a food and beverage bar is located. The resort is being maintained by a multi-purpose cooperative and has been fully operational since May 2011.
	Liwasan ng Igang	Igang Plaza		Region VI	Nueva Valencia	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Liwasan ng La Paz	La Paz Plaza	Plaza La Paz; La Paz Municipal Park	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa; Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage and Cultural Landmarks or Sites, Iloilo City	Completed by Ar. Mañosa, 1997.
	Liwasan ng Lungsod ng Bago \| Republika ng Negros	Bago City Plaza \| Republica de Negros Marker	Republika sang Negros	Region VI	Bago City	Negros Occidental	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Marker Text: Republica de Negros In this plaza of Bago was proclaimed the Republica de Negros by the revolutionary forces led by general Juan Anacleto Araneta, 5 November 1898. Witnessed by Ananias Diokno, representative of the Central Revolutionary Government. This Republic acknowledged the authority of the First Philippine Republic under Emilio Aguinaldo. Year Unveiled: 1952 _____ The Negros Revolution, now commemorated and popularly known as Al Cinco de Noviembre or Negros Day, was a political movement that in 1898 created a government in Negros Island in the Philippines, informally ending Spanish control of the island and resulting in a government run by the Negrense natives, at least for that part of the archipelago and for a relatively short period. The newly established Negros Republic lasted for approximately three months. American forces landed on the island unopposed on February 2, 1899, ending the island's independence. Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negros_Revolution http://philhistomarkers.nhcp.gov.ph/?events=republica-de-negros
	Liwasan ng mga Bayani	Heroes Park		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Liwasan ng Molo	Molo Plaza	Plaza Molo	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage and Cultural Landmarks or Sites, Iloilo City
	Liwasang Bayan ng Alimodian \| Palatandaan ng Bayan ng Alimodian	Alimodian Town Plaza \| Ang Bayan ng Alimodian Marker	Ang Banwa sang Alimodian	Region VI	Alimodian	Iloilo	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pagdakip kay Heneral Ananias Diokno Dito sa Altavas sa Aklan (dati’y Jimeno at noo’y bahagi ng Capiz) dinakip si Ananias Diokno ng mga Amerikano, 1901. Kilala sa taguring “Heneral Pandagat,” namuno sa hukbong ekspedisyon ng Panay, Agosto 1898; matagumpay na nakipaglaban sa mga Espanyol sa pulo ng Panay. Itinalagang gobernador politiko-militar ng Capiz at lumahok sa pakikipaglaban ng mga gerilya sa Digmaang Pilipino–Amerikano, 1899. Year Unveiled: 1981
	Liwasang Bayan ng Bacolod	Bacolod Public Plaza		Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	When Bacolod was declared as the capital of Negros Island in 1846, the Spanish Colonial Government in Negros set to work in creating a public plaza fronting the current Banco de Oro branch, which used to be the "Casa Real" or the official residence of the Spanish governor. However, the plaza was too small to be constituted that Don Jose Vicente Locsin Gonzaga donated a portion of his property to expand the plaza. These two lots continue to be owned by the City Government of Bacolod, while the other half was only added when the extension of Rizal Street towards San Juan Street cut off a portion of the churchyard of San Sebastian Cathedral. His Excellency James McCloskey, Bishop of Jaro, which Bacolod previously belonged, in behalf of Monsignor Maurice Foley, the parish priest of Bacolod, granted a perpetual usufruct to the Municipal Government of Bacolod for the management of the property cut off from San Sebastian, in March 22, 1922. The bandstand was constructed in 1926 and inaugurated in 1927, as part of the plaza's reorganization to its current form as a place for recreation, political, spiritual and cultural activities. The bandstand is inscribed along the sides of the roof with the names of Western classical music composers Beethoven, Wagner, Haydn, and Mozart. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacolod_Public_Plaza
	Liwasang Bayan ng Dao	Dao Town Plaza		Region VI	Dao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property, Municipality of Dao, Capiz (per Municipal Ordinance No. 2016-003, s. 2016)
	Liwasang Bayan ng Dueñas \| Palatandaan ni Nazaria Lagos	Dueñas Town Plaza \| Nazaria Lagos Marker		Region VI	Dueñas	Iloilo	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Nazaria Lagos (1851–1945) Ipinanganak sa baryo ng Burongan, ngayo’y Jaguimit, Dueñas, Iloilo noong 28 Agosto 1851. Makabayan, at ulirang nars ng mga sugatang Pilipino noong panahon ng himagsikan sa Kabisayaan. Tinahi niya ang bandilang Pilipino na iwinagayway sa Dueñas noong 12 Hunyo 1899, unang anibersaryo ng pagpapahayag ng kalayaan ng Pilipinas. Namatay noong 27 Enero 1945. Year Unveiled: 1973
	Liwasang Bayan ng Lungsod ng Himamaylan	Himamaylan City Public Plaza		Region VI	Himamaylan City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Bandstand at the center of Himamaylan 1930’s. This is the venue of events, programs, fiestas, festivals, and important occasions in Himamaylan City. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Liwasang Bayan ng Lungsod ng Silay	Silay City Public Plaza	Plaza sang Silay	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Liwasang Bayan ng Miagao	Miagao Town Plaza		Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Man-made Heritage: Freedom Park
	Liwasang Ekolohiko ng Bakhawan	Bakhawan Eco-Park		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Liwasang Goding Ramos \| Palatandaang Pang-alaala	Goding Ramos Park \| Memorare Marker		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Marker Text: Memorare Ang bantayog na ito ay gumugunita sa mga magigiting na Katipunero ng Aklan na nagbuwis ng buhay sa paghihimagsik laban sa mga Espanyol noong 1896-1897 na unang pinamunuan nina Francisco Del Castillo at Candido Iban. Date Unveiled: April 25, 2019
	Liwasang Mandurriao	Mandurriao Plaza	Serapio Torre Park	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Local Cultural Properties, Iloilo City
	Liwasang ng Kapayapaan ng Evelio B. Javier \| Palatandaan ni Evelio B. Javier	Evelio B. Javier Freedom Park \| Evelio B. Javier Marker	San Jose Plaza	Region VI	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Evelio B. Javier Isinilang kina Everardo Javier at Felisa Bellaflor sa Lanag, Hamtik, Antique, 31 Oktubre 1942. Nagtapos ng Bachelor of Arts, 1963; Bachelor of Laws, 1968, sa Ateneo de Manila University; at ng Masters in Public Administration, Harvard University, 1982. Nagsilbing gobernador ng Antique, 1972–1980. Naging inspirasyon ng mga Antiqueño ang kanyang masigasig na panunungkulan at mabuting pamamalakad ng lalawigan. Pinaslang sa pook na ito noong 11 Pebrero 1986 habang binabantayan ang bilangan ng mga boto sa naganap na Snap Presidential Elections. Bilang paggunita sa kanyang kabayanihan, ipinahayag ang araw na ito bilang taunang pistang pambayan sa pulo ng Panay. Date Unveiled: February 11, 2006
	Liwasang Pastrana \| Palatandaan ni Heneral Francisco del Castillo	Pastrana Park \| General Francisco del Castillo Marker		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Marker Text: General Francisco del Castillo Here died in action 23 February 1897 General Francisco del Castillo, patriot, defender of liberty and leader of the Aklan revolutionists.
	Liwasang Pastrana ng Kalibo \| Palatandaan ni Francisco del Castillo	Kalibo Pastrana Park \| Francisco del Castillo Marker	Pastrana Park; Kalibo Plaza	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Marker Text: Francisco Del Castillo Pinuno ng Himagsikan mula sa Bantayan, Cebu. Umanib sa Katipunan, 1895. Kasama si Candido Iban, nagkaloob ng palimbagan sa Katipunan upang mailabas ang unang isyu ng pahayagang Kalayaan, 18 Enero 1896 at kanilang binuo at pinamunuan ang Katipunan sa Aklan, 1897. Nanguna sa Labanan sa Kalibo, Aklan kung saan siya namatay, 17 Marso 1897. Date Unveiled: April 25, 2019
	Lumang Bahay Pamahalaan (Tilad)	Old Municipal Building (Tilad)		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Lumang Bahay sa Daang Ortiz 1	Old House Ortiz St. 01		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Lumang Bahay sa Daang Rizal 1	Old House Rizal St. 01		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Lumang Bakal na Tulay ng Mambusao	Old Mambusao Steel Bridge		Region VI	Mambusao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Significant Historical Heritage of the Municipality of Mambusao, Capiz (per Municipal Resolution No. 2016-38)
	Lumang Bulwagang Panlungsod ng Kabankalan	Kabankalan Old City Hall		Region VI	Kabankalan City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the early 1900’s with Harisson railings on the balcony. Formerly serves as office of the Mayor at present serves as Kabankalan Museum. It has a callado which is at the main hall with Capiz Windows and V-cut flooring. It also has conference rooms made of bamboo and other local materials. During the Spanish regime, the people were taught by the Spanish with their language and introduced the Roman Catholic religion. When the Americans came they introduced the democratic form of government. During this time, a lot of improvements came through to the town and new modern techniques of farming were introduced by the Americans to the local farmers that give them good products. After the American regime, another invader occupied the town of Kabankalan: the Japanese, and during this time, a recognized guerrilla unit and local troops of the Philippine Commonwealth Army military units was formed to oppose the foreign aggression and many people fled to the mountain to avoid the Japanese military abuse but when Americans returned in the island to aiding Filipino soldiers under the Commonwealth Army and Constabulary and the recognized guerrillas, they helped the people to be freed from the Japanese.
	Lumang Control Tower ng Paliparan	Old Airport Control Tower		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Lumang Gusaling Kapitolyo ng Iloilo	Old Provincial Capitol of Iloilo, known as Casa Real, with the Arroyo Fountain \| Old Capitol Building of Iloilo	Anay Kapitolyo sang Iloilo; Casa Real; Casa Gubernador	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Important Cultural Property, National Museum	Marker Text: Old Capitol Building of Iloilo Dating Casa Real na yari sa kahoy at bato noong panahon ng mga Espanyol. Naging kapitolyo nang itinatag ang Pamahalaang Sibil ng lalawigan ng Iloilo, 11 Abril 1901. Martin T. Delgado, Rebolusyonaryo, Unang Gobernador, 1901–1904. Ginamit ng mga pwersang Hapones noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, 1942–1945. Isinaayos ang ilang bahagi ng gusali, mga taong 1960’s. Muling ipinaayos matapos masunog ang gusali, 4 Nobyembre 1998. Naging sentro sa pagtataguyod ng lalawigan ng Iloilo, 1901–2001. Year Unveiled: 2010 _____ Declared as an Important Cultural Property by the National Museum of the Philippines through Museum Declaration No. 45-2020.
	Lumang Kastilang Tulay	Old Spanish Bridge		Region VI	Dao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property, Municipality of Dao, Capiz (per Municipal Ordinance No. 2016-003, s. 2016)
	Lumang Kastilang Tulay ng Duyoc	Duyoc Old Spanish Bridge		Region VI	Dao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property, Municipality of Dao, Capiz (per Municipal Ordinance No. 2016-003, s. 2016)
	Lumang Liwasang Bayan ng Escalante	Old Escalante Public Plaza		Region VI	Escalante City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	It has an intricate and beauitul façade arch entrance that dates back in the 1950’s and a monument of Dr. Jose Rizal at the entrance of Escalante Plaza erected in 1955. The Band stand at the center of Escalante Public Plaza, people used to gather at the surrounding on weekends to listen to classic music or stage show. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Lumang Lugar ng Saw Mill ng Kumpanya ng Pangangahoy ng Insulay	Old Saw Mill Area of Insular Logging Company		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Fabrica was once a very rich barangay because of the Insular Lumber Company (ILCO), which was established in 1907. It was situated near the Himoga-an river. The train used to get logs from Minapasok, Calatrava and transfer them by train to the sawmill in Frabrica. In the 1970s ILCO was managed by Filipinos. ILCO transferred to Hinoba-an in 1976 after all the logs in Minapasok were exhausted.
	Lumang Munisipyo ng Binalbagan	Old Municipal Hall of Binalbagan		Region VI	Binalbagan	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the 1930’s and formerly serves as the office of the municipal government of Binalbagan. To sustainable utilize the building, it was adaptively reused and this old municipal building is presently the office of Bureau of Internal Revenue, Binalbagan. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Lumang Munisipyo ng Escalante	Escalante Old Municipal Hall		Region VI	Escalante City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The municipal hall and the town plaza were constructed and developed during the time of Francisco Ferrer, Sr. Also at this time, the first municipal school site where the first elementary school was located, was formally acquired, and the installation of the Rizal Monument at the public plaza completed. The municipal portal and Rizal Monument was built on September 15, 1955. The bandstand and skating rink was constructed on September 28, 1935. After 143 years of existence as a municipality, under the leadership of Mayor Santiago G. Barcelona, Jr., Escalante was now qualified to become a city. On July 24, 1998, the Sangguniang Bayan of Escalante passed Resolution No. 98-79 "requesting the Congressman Julio A. Ledesma IV of the 1st District of Negros Occidental to file a bill in Congress creating / converting the Municipality of Escalante into a new City of Escalante." Six days later, Congressman Ledesma filed House Bill No. 1514 "An act converting the Municipality of Escalante into a component city to be known as the City of Escalante." In spite of a moratorium on the creation of cities imposed by the Malacañang in 1999. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escalante,_Negros_Occidental
	Lumang Munisipyo ng Jaro	Old Jaro Municipal Hall	National Museum Satellite Regional Office	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, Iloilo City	It is a declared Important Cultural Property by virtue of MD-21-2016 (December 16, 2016).
	Lumang Puericulture Center ng Silay	Old Silay Puericulture Center	Rescue Building; Puericulture	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Lumang Sagisag ng Bayan ng Jaro	Old Seal of Municipality of Jaro		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Maalamat na Siete Pecados or Mga Pulo ng Pitong Kasalanan	Legendary Siete Pecados or Isles of the Seven Sins		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Mababang Paaralan Alaala kay Esteban Juntado Sr.	Esteban Juntado Sr. Memorial Elementary School		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mababang Paaralan ng A. Mirasol	A. Mirasol Elementary School		Region VI	Mandurriao	Iloilo City	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mababang Paaralan ng A. Montes I	A. Montes I Elementary School		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mababang Paaralan ng Arevalo	Arevalo Elementary School		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mababang Paaralan ng Hibao-an	Hibao-an Elementary School		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mababang Paaralan ng Jaro I	Jaro I Elementary School		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mababang Paaralan ng Lapaz I	Lapaz I Elementary School		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mababang Paaralan ng Lapaz II	Lapaz II Elementary School		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mababang Paaralan ng N.J. Ingore	N.J. Ingore Elementary School		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mababang Paaralan ng Rizal	Rizal Elementary School		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mababang Paaralan ni Bayabas	Bayabas Elementary School		Region VI	Cadiz City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	A typical Gabaldon structure built in the 1930’s with V-cut wood panel design wall. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Mababang Paaralang Sentral ng Iloilo	Iloilo Central Elementary School		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansion ni Doña Concha Soriano Araneta	Doña Concha Soriano Araneta Mansion	William Bayani Mansion	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyon ni Antonio Pison	Antonio Pison Mansion	Art Deco Mansion	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyon ni Don Joaquin Ledesma	Don Joaquin Ledesma Mansion		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyon ni Don Mariano Lacson	Don Mariano Lacson Mansion	The Ruins	Region VI	Talisay City	Negros Occidental	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Construction of the Don Mariano Lacson Mansion went in earnest. Mariano entrusted the design and building specifications to a local engineer, Luis Puentevella, and asked one of his sons to supervise the construction and make certain that the A-grade mixture of concrete was precisely poured. It was finished to perfection, upon which the Don told his children the mansion was theirs to live in for as long as they are unmarried. The family cherished in the new mansion the loving memory of Maria. And life went on beautifully for them all from then on… The two-story mansion was of Italianate architecture as evidenced by its neo-Romanesque columns all around. Since the engineer was a Filipino, it is believed the design came from that of Maria’s ancestral mansion which was given by her father to Mariano as sample. The imprimatur of Maria’s father, a ship captain, is now clear from the shell-inspired décor all around the top edges of the mansion – the same ones that identified the homes of ship captains in New England at the time. Source: http://theruins.com.ph/our-story/
	Mansyon ni Don Roque Locsin Sanson	Don Roque Locsin Sanson Mansion	Araneta-Sanson Mansion	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyon ni Doña Ana Villalobos Ledesma	Doña Ana Villalobos Ledesma Mansion	Santa Maria Parish Convent	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyon ni Dr. Eugenio Kilayko	Dr. Eugenio Kilayko Mansion		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyon ni Felicito Soriano Araneta	Felicito Soriano Araneta Mansion	Pink Mansion	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyon ni Juan Ledesma	Juan Ledesma Mansion	Castle Hotel	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyon ni Rodrigo Araneta	Rodrigo Araneta Montinola Mansion		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyong Chan-Coseteng-Santos	Chan-Coseteng-Santos Mansion		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyong Divinagracia	Divinagracia Mansion		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyong Lizares-Gamboa	Lizares-Gamboa Mansion (Angelicum School)	Balay Lizares-Gamboa	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Important Cultural Property, National Museum
	Mansyong Marquez Lim	Marquez Lim Mansion		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyong Rosales	Rosales Mansion	Strawberry Mansion	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mansyong Yusay-Consing	Yusay-Consing Mansion	Molo Mansion; Yusay-Lacson Mansion	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Mataas na Paaralan ng Negros Occidental	Negros Occidental High School	Buluthuan nga Sekondarya sang Negros Occidental	Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Marker Text: Kinikilala na pinakamatandang mataas na paaralang pambayan sa Negros Occidental. Ito ay itinatag bilang Instituto Rizal, 1902. Inilipat sa Gusaling Pampaaralan sa dating Sitio Bagroy ng Hacienda Lupit, 1907. Naging Rizal Institute,1914, at pagkaraan, Negros Occidental High School at Bacolod High School. Inilipat sa kasalukuyang kinatatayuan, 1931. Naging himpilan ng mga hapon noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. _____ The foundation for the establishment of a Provincial High School in Negros Occidental was already laid in 1901 by the Division Superintendent, George W. Beattie, so that when Act 372 of the Philippine Commission was passed on March 7, 1901, empowering the Provincial Boards of the country to provide funds for the erection or renting and other expenses for a secondary school in the province, Beattie was ready for implementation of the plan, including the hiring of teachers in time for the opening of the school on July 1, 1902. In 1927, the permanent high school building was constructed at the present site. The construction was finished about 1931. When classes were transferred to the newly constructed building in September 1931, the name inscribed in the building facade read, "Bacolod High School". This was because in the public works program under the Appropriations Act of 1927, the name appearing was: "the construction of the Bacolod High School". However, the name was never officially used, instead the name Negros Occidental High School was used in all communications. NOGCHS In 1970, NOHS was drastically changed to Negros Occidental General comprehensive High School (NOGCHS) by virtue of R.A. 5694, series of 1970. It was passed in Congress without proper consultations from the students and alumni. Enraged, the school alumni lead the legal battle to change it. It took more than ten years of legal battle by the alumni and friends to eventually pass Batas Pambansa No. 2193, series of 1983 which changed NOGCHS back to its old name, the Negros Occidental High School. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negros_Occidental_High_School
	Mausoleo ni Don Gil Lopez	Mausoleum of Don Gil Lopez		Region VI	Cadiz City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	This mausoleum is located just adjacent to their house a resting place situated on the hilly part of Hacienda Faraon. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Mga Asukarera ng Muscovado	Muscovado Sugar Mills	Mga Azukarera sang Maskobado; Hacienda Canman-Og Muscovado Mill; Smokestack; Simborio; Muscovado Mills	Region VI	La Carlota City	Negros Occidental	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the late 1800’s, this is formerly owned by the Gurrea family and later on it was purchased by the Locsin Family. A&W Smith and Company from Glasgow 1885 were the source of the extractor of sugar cane and brick markers from Banuyao Factory. It also used to be the Ca-ua chamber, where the muscovado sugar was process. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Mga Bahay ng Kawani ng Kumpanya ng San Carlos Milling	San Carlos Milling Company Staff Houses		Region VI	San Carlos City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	San Carlos Milling Company considers as the oldest milling company in Negros Occ. The cottages served as staff house of the employees of the company. Houses are made out of V-cut wall and floor with elevated floor for the ventilation of the house. Ventilation on the top of the ceiling. Frosted glass window to filter the natural light that reflects inside the house. An example of a maintained staff house inside the compound. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Mga Dalampasigan ng New Buswang, Pook, Caano at Mabilo	Beaches of New Buswang, Pook, Caano and Mabilo		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Mga Gumagawa ng Modelong Galyon ng Guimaras	Guimaras Model Galleon Makers		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Mga Iron Dinosaur ng Silay	Silay Iron Dinosaurs	Steam Locomotive	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Mga Kaugalian sa Libing ng Sulod	Sulod Burial Practices		Region VI		Aklan‎; ‎Antique‎; ‎Capiz‎; ‎Iloilo	Philippine Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory	This group buries the dead in beautiful garments with jewelry, spears, and ritual plates for their journey to the afterlife. Men of higher status are interred in coffins with carvings. After several months, they remove the dead’s bones, wash them and wrap in black cloth. Then the relatives place the bones or suspend them from the eaves of their houses. They also practice tree-trunk burial for important people wherein they wrap the corpse in mats and store them in tree hollows in standing position. Ordinary people are buried in the ground. (Source: http://nolisoli.ph) _____ Inventory No.: 51 ICH Domain: 3 Ethnolingustic Group: Sulod
	Mga Lumang Bahay ng Kawani ng ILCO	Old Houses of ILCO Employees		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	There are a few houses from the ILCO era that remain standing. These houses are testaments of the strength of the lumber logged by the company since they are made with the same material. These used to be the hoes of LCO's employees which were given to them for free. Later on, the houses were bought by local residents from the logging company when they transferred to Hinoba-an. Only a few remain standing and most of them are no longer well-maintained.
	Mga Madreng Dominikana	Dominican Sisters Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	Designed in the neoclassical style, the Dominican Sisters Building was constructed in 1927. The building is capped by a rectangular pediment bearing the year of construction. Its balconies are characterized by stylized flattened banisters arranged as positive and negative spaces/ piercings. Balconies are accented by hand carved wooden traceries.
	Mga Pagkaing Lokal	Local Delicacies		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	The locals prepare authentic dishes out of marine shells. Examples are the binga and kinhason. They harvest these shells fresh from the sea and cook in various ways. Other dishes from the sea are bulaw (mackarel) and seaweeds of different varieties.
	Mga Pay-yo ng Antique (Mga Pay-yo ng Iraynon-Bukidnon)	Antique Rice Terraces (Rice Terraces of the Iraynon-Bukidnon)		Region VI	San Remigio	Antique	Local Cultural Property - Antique's New Heritage (per Resolution No. 035-2016)
	Mga Produktong Pagkain ni Jocyl	Jocyl’s Food Products		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Mga Prutas mula sa Komunidad	Fruits from the Community		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	The barangay teems with a plethora of fruits in varying shapes, sizs, and tastes. From rambutan, lanzones, to bananas, coconut, and durian, the barangay is blessed with rich sol and high altitude making favourable conditions for trees to grow and bear fruits.
	Mga Relihiyosong Gawang-Kahoy	Religious Woodworks and Artifacts		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City
	Mga Ritwal sa Pagsasaka ng Bukidnon	Bukidnon Iloilo Agri-Rites		Region VI	Calinog	Iloilo	Philippine Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory	Inventory No.: 200 ICH Domain: 3 Ethnolingustic Group: Iloilo, Bukidnon
	Mga Sandaantaong Bakawan ng Pulo ng Suyac	Century-old Mangroves of Suyac Island		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	The oldest mangroves are said to be as old as three hundred years. The mature mangroves line the other side of Suyac Island. The mangrove forest of Suyac is also one of the sites for mangrove plantingg acvities of visitors and tourists.
	Mga Supplier ng Alimango	Crab Suppliers		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Since Kasag (crabs) are abundant around the island, residents thought of a way of preserving the crabs that are not sold. They use large steamers to cook the crabs to avoid spoilage. A variety of salt water crabs are available including the Blue Crab, Alimango and Kudusan/Krusan. Fresh crabs are being sold in the island for Php 170.00 while the steamed ones are being sold for Php 220.00.
	Monasteryo ng Santa Monica	Santa Monica Monastery		Region VI	Nueva Valencia	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Monasteryo ng Trappist ng Ina ng Pilipinas	Our Lady of the Philippines Trappist Monastery		Region VI	Jordan	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Monasteryong Agustino ng Santa Monica	Augustinian Monastery of Saint Monica		Region VI	Nueva Valencia	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Munisipyo ng Hinigaran	Hinigaran Municipal Hall		Region VI	Hinigaran	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Attributed to Juan Arellano, this building served as the office of the municipal government of Hinigaran. Built in the 1930’s with bas relief on the façade, it has a resemblance of mission houses in south California with morish inspired design. It has pillars with geometric top design located at the receiving area and a Gran Escalera with wrought iron grills. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Munisipyo ng Pulupandan	Municipal Hall of Pulupandan		Region VI	Pulupandan	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the 1930’s under the American government, the structure has a resemblance of the Capitol Building. It has a statue of Carmen Alcantara Imutan, grandmother of Lea Salonga, sculpture done by Felix Garzon of Murcia. It also has a main wooden staircase inside Pulupandan Municipal Hall. It has its own woooden structure in the compound that serves as women and children desk complaints. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Muscovado Mill ng Ubay	Ubay Muscovado Mill		Region VI	Pulupandan	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	This Maquina de Vapor serves as the extractor of sugarcane to turn into muscovado. It also has a Horno Economico serves as exhaust for the smoke on the Muscovado Mill. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Museo Dizon-Ramos	Dizon-Ramos Museum		Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Housed in the ancestral home of Raymundo L. Dizon and Hermelinda V. Ramos, the Dizon-Ramos Museum is one of the many reasons you will visit Bacolod, Philippines. It was constructed in 1950 and shows the architecture of after-war Bacolod. The house is a blend of modern and neo-classic which makes anyone appreciate its past. The visitors get a sense of how upper-middle class lived in Bacolod in the 1950s. In 2007, the house of Ramos and Dizon was converted into a museum, thus the name Dizon-Ramos Museum, a year after Hermelinda meet her creator. The museum was blessed and inaugurated on August 15, 2007. Source: http://www.phtourguide.com/dizon-ramos-museum-in-bacolod/
	Museo ng Aklan	Museo it Akean		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	The renovated and elegantly designed Museo it Akean serves as the repository of the province’s cultural heritage. Exhibited here are artifacts that attest to the rich history of Aklan and the masterpieces of Aklanon artists. (Source: http://www.kaliboaklan.gov.ph/tourism/landmarks/)
	Museo Pangkabataan	Museo Sang Bata		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	One of two interactve children's museums in the country, the Museo Sang Bata Sa Negros is the first to feature a marine and coastal theme. Educational trips from schools in different parts of Negros is the main market of this facility. What makes it more special is that students from elementary schools in Sagay act as junior guides in the different areas of the museum. Short discussions are given at each station, with opportunities to interact with the exhibit (e.g. feeling the texture of sand, identifying fishes by their shapes).
	Nakasabit na Tulay	Hanging Bridge		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	This hanging bridge was built by sitio Maalwan residents, together with a neighboring barangay originally intended for access. Standing on the bridge gives one a great view of the Himoga-an River.
	Nayon ng Ata	Ata Village		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	The village was first established to house the indigenous peoples' group, Ata in year 2000. Before this, the Atas lived along river banks. There are a total of 29 households in the village and most of them are either labourers in the haciendasor farmers. Still, some of them practice hunting and gathering, like in the photo, a man was showing the honey he gathered from the forest.
	Nayon ng Paghahabi ng Sapal	Sapal Weaving Village		Region VI	San Lorenzo	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Negosyo ng Paglalambat	Fish Net Business		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Several island residents work as fishnets weavers. Fishermen provide them with the materials and they are paid Php 350 for their labor.
	Negros Occidental Golf at Country Club	Negros Occidental Golf and Country Club	Marapara Golf and Country Club	Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Negros Occidental Golf & Country Club, Inc. has a 45 year old holes golf course, a par 70, 6,197 yards layout. Although basically flat and has some sort holes, this course gives an interesting round for all the golfers. Many local golfers, when asked about the notable aspects of Negros Occidental Golf & Country Club, Inc. would perhaps promptly stress in main challenge as a very windy course. Some have exaggeratedly described of winds of gale force, but one is bound to amplify impressions especially where a short par 3 seems so far away, most of the fairways have water hazards and sand traps protecting the generally small greens. Formerly this Club, name after Marapara Mountains at the background of the course, was called Marapara Golf & Country Club, Inc. is located a stone’s throw away from Bacolod City in the Western Visayas Region. The golf courses is playable all year round but expect the high winds on the dry months (January to June) and be ready with umbrellas of the wet months (July to December.) Source: http://nogccgolf.com/about-us/
	Obelisko ng Iloilo Jaycees	Iloilo Jaycees Obelisk	Iloilo Obelisk	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Ospital ng Kumpanyang Asukarera ng Binalbagan-Isabela	Binalbagan – Isabela Sugar Milling Company Hospital		Region VI	Binalbagan	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The Hospital was built in the 1930’s with series of renovation happened as the year passed by. At present, the hospital building is already closed and it is utilized as storage for old machines, hospital furniture, and lots of apparatuses. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Ospital ng Saint Paul	Saint Paul's Hospital		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Ospital Pang-misyon ng Iloilo	Iloilo Mission Hospital		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Otel Glowmoon \| Palatandaan ni Victorino Mapa	Glowmoon Hotel \| Victorino Mapa Marker	Victorino Mapa’s Former Residence	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Marker Text: Victorino Mapa 1855–1927 Born in Kalibo, Aklan, on 25 February 1855. Legal adviser to the Philippine Revolutionary Government, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1901–1913; Secretary of Finance and Justice, 1913–1920; Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, 1920–1921. Died in Manila 12 April 1927. Year Unveiled: 1954
	Paaralan ng Good Shepherd Fold	Good Shepherd Fold Academy		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Paaralang Madeleine	Madeleine Academy		Region VI	Hinigaran	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Formerly La Concsolacion School Hinigaran built in the 1900’s. An example of a Spanish convent/school made out of wood. It also has a Gran Escalera with callado on top, green itch glass windows and bentanilla. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Paaralang Pansining at Panghanapbuhay ng Iloilo	Paaralang Pansining at Panghanapbuhay ng Iloilo	ISAT; Western Visayas College of Science and Technology	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Paaralang Pansining at Panghanapbuhay ng Iloilo 1905–1980 Itinatag noong 1905 ng Sangguniang Pampamahalaan ng Amerika sa Pilipinas bilang Paaralang Panghanapbuhay ng Iloilo sa Daang Iznart. Inilipat sa bakuran ng Mataas na Paaralan ng Iloilo noong Hunyo 1918. Natayo sa pook na ito noong 1925. Ang mga gusali at kagamitan ay nasira noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Isinaayos noong 1946 sa pamamagitan ng Tanggapang Damayang Pangkaligtasan. Date Unveiled: February 1, 1980
	Paaralang Sentral ng Calatrava	Calatrava Central School		Region VI	Calatrava	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	An example of a Gabaldon building built in the 1930’s during the commonwealth era, it has art deco callado on V-cut served as the ventilation of the school. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Pag-aalimango	Crab Culture		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	A source of livelihood for some locals, people engaged in this business can potentially supply restaurant, resorts and hotels.
	Pagdadaing	Fish Drying		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Fish catch are dried and are then sold to the local marker. Fish drying has been a common practice among fisher folks. Usually the smaller fishes and those that were not sold fresh are dried, packaged, and retailed.
	Pagdiriwang sa Araw ng Pagkakatatag ng Bayan	Municipal Foundation Day Celebration		Region VI	Buenavista; Jordan; Nueva Valencia; Sibunag; San Lorenzo	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Paggawa ng Asin	Salt-Making		Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Living Traditions
	Paggawa ng Bangka	Boat Making		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Paggawa ng Palayok	Ceramic Work/Pottery Making		Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Living Traditions: Tourism Industry
	Paggawa ng Salakot	Sakalot-Making		Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Living Traditions: Tourism Industry
	Paggawa ng Tultul	Tultul Making		Region VI		Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Paggunita sa Anibersaryo ng Pagkamartir ng Labinsiyam na Martir ng Aklan	Martyrdom Anniversary Celebration of the XIX Martyrs of Aklan		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	It is commemoration of the 19 martyrs of Aklan who consecrated their lives in the cause of freedom from their colonizers. This is held every 23rd of March. (Source: http://aklan.gov.ph/tourism/kalibo/)
	Paghahabi	Loom-weaving		Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Living Traditions: "One Town, One Product"
	Paghahabi ng Pinya ng Aklanon	Aklanon Piña Loom Weaving		Region VI		Aklan	Philippine Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory; Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Kalibo is known for the production of pineapple fiber which is woven into the cloth called piña, an industry that traces its beginnings back to the 16th century. _____ Inventory No.: 309 ICH Domain: 5 Ethnolingustic Group: Aklanon
	Paghahabi ng Pinya ng La Herminia	La Herminia Piña Weaving	La Herminia Piña Weaving Industry	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Paghahabi ng Telang Pinya	Piña Cloth Weaving		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Piña; fiber made from the leaves of a pineapple plant was a textile unique to the Philippines and is deemed as “The Queen of Philippine Fabrics.” Consequently, Aklan has become the prime producer of piña cloth in the country. The piña cloth and other piña products could cost a fortune when exported abroad and are considered works of art and could count for one’s collector’s items. Nowadays, international designers use pineapple fabric for their fashion line as well. (Source: http://aklan.gov.ph/tourism/kalibo/)
	Pagkaing Lamang-dagat ng Noknoy	Noknoy Seafood		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Nocnoy's serves seafood dishes freshly harvested in Molocaboc and near Vito. Dishes include lobsters, crabs, sea shells, fish and shrimps.
	Palantandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Bahay ni Manuel Acuña Roxas	Manuel Acuña Roxas House Historical Landmark	Balay ni Manuel Acuña Roxas	Region VI	Roxas City	Capiz	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	BOARD RESOLUTION NO. 3, s. 1998 DECLARING THE MANUEL ACUÑA ROXAS HOUSE IN ROXAS CITY, CAPIZ 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, Manuel Acuña Roxas was born on January 1, 1892 in Capiz, now Roxas City, to Gerardo Roxas and Rosario Acuña; WHEREAS, Manuel Roxas obtained his Bachelor of Laws degree in 1913 from the law school opened by the YMCA, which became the nucleus of the College of Law of the University of the Philippines, and immediately took the bar exams of that year, besting all other candidate; WHEREAS, Roxas' political career began when he was appointed as member of the Municipal Council of Capiz; in 1919 was elected Governor of the province of Capiz; in 1920 was chosen Chairman and Presiding Officer of the Governors' Convention; in 1922 was elected Congressman and chosen Speaker of the House, a position he held for twelve years; in 1934 and 1935 was chosen delegate to the Constitutional Convention; in 1941 was elected Senator; and finally, in the elections immediately after World War II, won as the first President of the Republic of the Philippines; WHEREAS, considered one of the greatest achievements in Roxas' political career was the enactment of the Hare-Hawes-Cutting Law in 1932, which provided for the granting of Philippine independence by the United States after a transition period of ten years; WHEREAS, it is appropriate to bestow honor upon Manuel A. Roxas, statesman, parliamentarian, orator, and first President of the Philippine Republic. 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 MANUEL A, ROXAS HOUSE in Roxas City, Capiz, as a National Historical Landmark. APPROVED: 13 August 1998 _____ Marker Text: Birthplace of Manuel Acuña Roxas On this site of this town Capiz, was born President Manuel A. Roxas, 1 January 1892. Fiery orator, dignified statesman, realistic economist, and true patriot. Third son of Gerardo Roxas and Rosario Acuña. Became a lawyer in 1913; town concilor, 1917; provincial governor, 1919; Speaker, House of Representatives, 1922–1934; Secretary of Finance, 1938; President, Philippine Senate, 1945–1946; last President of the Commonwealth and first President of the Republic of the Philippines, 1946–1948. Died of heart attack after an impassioned speech in defense of democracy at Clark Field, Pampanga, as guest of Major General Eugene L. Eubank, C.G., U.S.A. 13th Airforce, 15 April 1948. Year Unveiled: 1958
	Palaruan ng Tenis (ANHSAT)	Tennis Court (ANHSAT)	Aklan National High School for Arts and Trades	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Palasyo Episkopal	Palacio Episcopal	Bishop’s Palace	Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The Palacio Episcopal, also known as the Bishop’s Palace, is one of the many “passersby attractions” in Bacolod. It was established by Fr. Julian Gonzaga 46 years prior to building the San Sebastian Cathedral in 1876, which is located right beside it. The construction of the Palacio Episcopal commenced in 1830 and it was finished in the 1890’s. Notably, the Spanish Military and civic officials sought refuge in the Bishop’s Palace during the revolution in 1898 which started on November 5 – now known as the Cinco de Noviembre Revolution. Source: http://www.phtourguide.com/bacolods-palacio-episcopal-the-bishops-palace/
	Palatandaan ng Binalbagan	Binalbagan Marker		Region VI	Binalbagan	Negros Occidental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Binalbagan Kilala sa matandang pangalang Inabangan, ang bayang ito'y itinatag ng mga Kastila noong 15 Mayo 1572. Ang kauna-unahang parokyang katoliko sa Negros at itinayo rito; ang kumbento ay itinatag ni Pray Jacinto de San Fulgencio, Rekoleto, noong 1622. Ang magigiting na anak ng Binalbagan ay lumahok sa Himagsikan noong 1896. Noong 5 Agosto 1942, ang mga taga Binalbagan ay nagtayo ng pamahalaang gerilya sa pamumuno ni Augurio M. Abeto. Nang lumaon ay inilipat ni Abeto ang himpilang gerilya sa bulubundukin ng Verobina.
	Palatandaan ng Cinco de Noviembre	Cinco de Noviembre Marker	Marker sang Cinco de Noviembre	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Palatandaan ng Hapon	Japanese Marker		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Written on the monument: "At dawn, 12th of November 1944, pilots of the 24th Fighter Squadron (independent) sallied forth on an escort mission for the Banda Special Attack squadron under Lt. Col. Mitotsugu Kikutchi. Discovering a big concentration of Americal ships in Leyte Bay, their pilot dove and attacked the enemy ships one by one. Two of the larger ships and a medium size one caught fire and sunk almost immediately. The plane of Shiro Watanabe, hit by enemy fire, made a final dive and crashed against an enemy ship in the bay. A week later, Lt. Col. Kikuchi and some of his pilot were killed in a dog-fight over the skies of Manila. Survivors of the 24th Fighter Squadron."
	Palatandaan ng Jorge B. Vargas	Jorge B. Vargas Marker		Region VI	Bago City	Negros Occidental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jorge B. Vargas (1890–1980) Ipinanganak sa Bago, Negros Occidental, Agosto 24, 1890. Nagkamit ng A.B., 1913, at LLB., 1914, University of the Philippines. Isa sa mga nagtatag ng Boy Scouts of the Philippines at naging unang Pangalawang Pangulo, nanununungkulang Pangulo at Pangulo nito, 1936–1960, Pangalawang Kalihim, Kagawaran ng Pagsasaka at Likas na Kayamanan, 1928; Kalihim ng Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon, 1935; Punong-Bayan, Kalakhang Maynila, 1941; Tagapangulo, Komisyong Tagapagpaganap ng Pilipinas, 1942; at Embahador sa Japan, 1943. Pangulo, Ingkorporador at Pandangal na Pangalawang Pangulo, Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation at Kagawad, International Olympic Committee. Tumanggap ng mga gawad ng Scout: Bronze Wolf, Boy Scouts International Committee: Silver Fox, Canda; Silver Wolf, Great Britain; at White Eagle, Japan. Namatay, Pebrero 22, 1980. Date Unveiled: August 24, 1987
	Palatandaan ng Lion's Club 01	Lion's Club Marker 01		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Palatandaan ng Lion's Club 02	Lion's Club Marker 02		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Palatandaan ng Lion's Club 03	Lion's Club Marker 03		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Palatandaan ng Mandirigma para sa Kalayaan	Freedom Fighter Landmark		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	This landmark was established to commemorate the heroic act of freedom fighters from Sagay and neighboring town of Escalante during the Japanese Occupation.
	Palatandaan ng Masaker sa Escalante	Escalante Massacre Marker		Region VI	Escalante City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The Escalante massacre was an incident on September 20, 1985 in Escalante City, Negros Occidental, Philippines where para-military forces of the government gunned down civilians engaged in a protest-rally in commemoration of the 13th anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law. It is also called Escam - shorthand for "Escalante massacre", and sometimes Bloody Thursday, though the massacre really happened on a Friday. The declaration of martial law on September 21, 1972 by President Ferdinand Marcos proved to be the dawning of darker days for the country. Although martial rule was lifted by Marcos on January 17, 1981, the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus was continued. Citizens merely protesting the policies of the Marcos government risked arrest without warrant and indefinite detention.Adding to the tension of the times was the proposed creation of the province of Negros del Norte from Negros Occidental. Citizens saw this as a maneuver by Marcos cronies in the northern portion of the province to consolidate more power. Negros del Norte was created from Negros Occidental on January 3, 1986, but its creation was later found to be unconstitutional and was abolished on August 18, 1986. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escalante_massacre
	Palatandaan ng Ospital ng Saint Paul	Saint Paul's Hospital Marker		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Palatandaan ng Pagdaong sa Pulupandan	World War II Landing Site Marker		Region VI	Pulupandan	Negros Occidental	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Marker Text: Pagdaong sa Pulupandan Sa dalampasigang ito, sa pamumuno ni Major General Rapp Brush ng 40th Infantry Division, dumaong ang 185th Regimental Combat Team, na nagligtas sa Tulay ng Bago, 29 Marso 1945. Sumunod ang 160th Regimental Combat Team, 31 Marso 1945, ang 503rd Parachute Regimental Team, 8 Abril 1945. Sumalubong ang mga sibilyan at gerilyang kabilang sa 7th Military District, sa pamumuno ni Tenyente Koronel Salvador Abcede. Naitaboy ng magkaanib na puwersa ang mga Hapon tungo sa hilagang bahagi ng Negros. Year Unveiled: 2006 --- Located at the shoreline of Pulupandan facing Guimaras. American soldiers who liberated Negros specially the capital City Bacolod from the Japanese Army on March 29, 1945. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Palatandaan ng Pascual V. Ledesma (1843-1917)	General Pascual Ledesma y Villasis Monument \| Pascual V. Ledesma (1843-1917) Marker		Region VI	Himamaylan	Negros Occidental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pascual V. Ledesma (1843–1917) Pinuno ng Himagsikan, unang flag-officer in command ng Hukbong Dagat ng Pilipinas. Ipinanganak sa Himamaylan, Negros Occidental, Mayo 17, 1843. Nagsimula bilang kapitan ng isang commercial marine company, 1863. Sumapi sa Katipunan, 1894; tumulong sa pagpapalaganap ng mga adhikain at aral ng K.K.K. sa Maynila at karatig na mga lalawigan. Hinirang ni Aguinaldo bilang patnugot pandagat at pangkalakal na may ranggong komandante heneral, 1899–1901. Namalagi sa Hapon, Tsina at Indotsina. Nagbalik sa Pilipinas, 1905. Isa sa mga nagtatag ng Lapiang Nacionalista at samahan ng mga beterano ng Himagsikan. Namatay, Hunyo 6, 1917. Date Unveiled: May 17, 1993
	Palatandaan ng Rafael M. Salas (1928-1987)	Rafael M. Salas (1928-1987) Marker		Region VI	Bago City	Negros Occidental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Rafael M. Salas (1928–1987) Lingkod-bayan. Isinilang sa Bago, Negros Occidental, 7 Agosto 1928. Nagtapos ng kursong Batsilyer ng Sining at Abogasya sa Unibersidad ng Pilipinas, 1953; Master of Public Administration sa Harvard University Littauer Center for Public Administration, 1955. Nagtatag ng Consultative Council of Students, 8 Abril 1954. Tagapayong pangteknikal ni Pangulong Ramon Magsaysay, 1956–1957. Kalihim, UNESCO National Commission, 1957–1958; National Economic Council, 30 Hulyo 1960. Nahirang bilang isa sa Ten Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) for Public Administration, 1962. Tagapangulo ng Rice and Corn Production Coordinating Council, 1965–1967. Kalihim Tagapagpaganap ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marco, 1966–1969. Patnugot Tagapagpaganap, United Nations Fund for Population Assistance, 1969–1981. Yumao, 3 Marso 1987. Year Unveiled: 2008
	Palatandaang Makasaysayan ng Simbahan ng Dumangas	Dumangas Church Historical Landmark	Simbahan sang Dumangas; Dumangas Church	Region VI	Dumangas	Iloilo	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Dumangas Ipinatayong kasama ang kumbento ni Padre Martin De Rada, O.S.A.,1572 sa patronato ni San Agustin. nasunog, 1628; muling ipinatayo ngunit nasira ng lindol, 1787; pamuling ipinatayo may Gothic at Byzantine order ni Padre Fernando Llorente, 1887 at ganap na natapos noong panahon ng panunungkulan ni Padre Rafael Murillo, 1896. Sa lumang simbahan sinimulan ng Pambansang Suriang Pangkasaysayan ang pagpapaayos ng dati'y pinaka-artistikong simbahan sa buong Panay. 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 simbahang ito ay ipinahahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan, Mayo 1983. Date Unveiled: August 28, 1989
	Palatandaang Pang-alaala (Esteban Contreras)	Memorare (Esteban Contreras) Marker		Region VI	Pontevedra	Capiz	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Palatandaang Pang-alaala (Sentenaryong Palatandaang ng Labinsiyam na Martir ng Aklan)	Memorare (Centennial Marker of the Nineteen Martyrs of Aklan) Marker		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Bahay Ansestral ni Heneral Aniceto Lacson	General Aniceto Lacson Ancestral House Historical Landmark	Balay ni Heneral Aniceto Lacson; Claprarols Mansion	Region VI	Talisay City	Negros Occidental	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Marker Text: Ang Pambansang Palatandaang Aniceto Lacson Itinayo bilang bahagi ng Asyenda Matab-ang ni Aniceto L. Lacson, heneral ng Hukbong Rebolusyonaryo ng Pamahalaang Republica Cantonal de Negros na kung saan naging pangulo si Lacson, 1898. Punong himpilan ng puwersang Hapon 1942–1945, at ng U.S. Army 40th Division, ang hukbong mapagpalaya ng mga Amerikano, 1945. Ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Palatandaaang Pangkasaysayan, 13 Marso 2002. Date Unveiled: July 26, 2003 ______ The Ancestral House built by General Aniceto Lacson in the 1880’s is a fine example of a 19th century Philippine Architecture known as “Bahay na Bato” or House of Stone. Uniquely, it has a balcony that surrounds the entire 2nd floor giving a panoramic view of its surroundings has its own chapel at ground level. As most Negrenses would know, General Aniceto Lacson was among those who successfully led a province-wide Katipunero revolt against the Spanish garrison in Bacolod City on November 5, 1898. When the Spanish forces surrendered, he was chosen as President of the short-lived Cantonal Republic of Negros. Today, Negros Island celibrates as an official holiday, “Cinco de Novembre” on November 5 to commemorate the surrender. During his tenure as President of the Cantonal Republic of Negros, General Aniceto held office in this ancestral house. During those years, he was visited by General Emilio Aguinaldo, Andres Bonifacio, Antonio Luna, Emilio Jacinto, Claro M. Recto, President Manuel Quezon, President Sergio Osmeña, among other dignitaries. It is no wonder that in March 13, 2002, the National Historical Institute (NHI), thru Board Resolution No. 2, 5. 2002 declared the General Aniceto Lacson Ancestral House as a NATIONAL HISTORICAL LANDMARK, as provided for by a Presidential Decree. Source: http://www.talonggo.com/2016/01/the-general-aniceto-lacson-ancestral.html
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Kampanaryo ng Jaro	Jaro Belfry Historical Landmark	Kampanaryo sang Jaro	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage and Cultural Landmarks or Sites, Iloilo City
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Kapilyang Ermita	Ermita Chapel Historical Landmark	Kapilya sang Ermita	Region VI	Dumangas	Iloilo	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	The National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NCHP) in cooperation with the Municipality of Dumangas, Iloilo unveiled the historical marker, declaring the “Guho ng Kapilya ng Ermita” a national historical landmark, March 13, 2014. Situated in Barangay Ermita, the Ermita Shrine, made of nipa, was built in 1569 by father Juan de Alva O.S.A. (Source: https://www.iloilometropolitantimes.com/dumangas-guho-ng-kapilya-ng-ermita-historical-marker-unveiled/) _____ Marker Text: ANG KAPILYA NG ERMITA 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 KAPILYANG ITO AY IPINAHAHAYAG NG PAMBANSANG PALATANDAANG PANGKASAYSAYAN.
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Kapitolyong Panlalawigan ng Negros Occidental	Negros Occidental Provincial Capitol Historical Landmark	Kapitolyo Probinsyal sang Negros Katundanon	Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Built in 1925 and finished in 1934, celebrated Filipino Architect Juan Arellano patterned his Neo-Classical building after Daniel Burnham's design for government buildings in the American period. To keep the local flavor however, Architect Arellano Commissioned caryatids of farmers and barrio lasses (with the ever present sugarcane) instead of Greek deities. National Artist for Architecture, Architect Leandro Locsin declared this building the most beautiful of all the provincial capitol buildings built in the Philippines during the period. _____ Marker Text: Kapitolyo ng Negros Occidental Dating nasa lumang bahay na kaloob ni Jose Ruiz de Luzuriaga sa panulukan ng Daang Luzuriaga at Araneta. Ipinatayo sa kasalukuyang pook sa panukala ng Pamahalaang Panlalawigan sa ilalim ni Gobernador Jose Locsin ayon sa disenyo ni Arkitekto Juna Arellano, 1927. Natapos, 1933. Inayos, 2004. Mahalaga at natatangi bilang halimbawa ng gusaling pampamahalaan at arkitektura ng unang bahagi ng ikadalawampung dantaon. Inihayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan, 19 Hulyo 2004. Date Unveiled: November 5, 2004
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Lumang Bulwagang Panlungsod ng Iloilo	Old Iloilo City Hall Historical Landmark	Anay Balay Tagdumalahan sang Dakbanwa sang Iloilo	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Old Iloilo City Hall Ipinatayo ayon sa disenyo nina Juan Arellano at Francesco Riccardo Monti, 1933-1935, Pinasinayaan, Disyembre 1936. Ginamit ng mga Hapones, 1942-1945. Ibinigay sa Unibersidad ng Pilipinas, 8 Abril 1947 ni Mayor Fernando Lopez, na naging bise-presidente ng Pilipinas. Ipinaayos sa tulong ng Philippine War Damage Commission, 1950. Halimbawa ng arkitekturang neo-classic sa Pilipinas noong unang bahagi ng ika-20 siglo.
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Lungsod ng Silay	Silay City Historical Landmark	Dakbanwa sang Silay	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	RESOLUTION NO. 3, S. 1993 Amending NHI Resolutions No. 2 and No. 2-A, s. 1990, and declaring specific ancestral houses covered by said Resolution as Heritage Houses. WHEREAS, the National Historical Institute declared the portion of Silay City in Negros Occidental, the area along Rizal Street, as a protected historical site to be known as the Silay National Historical Landmark in Resolution No. 2, dated July 1990; WHEREAS, the NHI amended Resolution No. 2, through Resolution No. 2-A, dated October 30, 1990, by declaring the area of Silay City bounded by A. Luna and Severino Streets in the north, Plaridel Street in the west. Figueroa and Jose Ledesma Streets in the south, and Bonifacio Street in the east, as the protected historical site to be known as the Silay National Historical Landmark; WHEREAS, the NHI deems it imperative to amend the previous above-mentioned resolutions, with regards to the area covered by the protected historical site, to specifically include the houses listed below, with the consent and cooperation of their owners/descendants, which will be known from hereon as HERITAGE HOUSES: MANUEL SEVERINO HOFILENA ANCESTRAL HOUSE on 14 Cinco de Noviembre Street CLAUDIO HILADO AKOL ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Cinco de Noviembre Street MANUEL DE LA RAMA LOCSIN ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Rizal Street FELIX TAD-Y LACSON ANCESTRAL HOUSE on 135 Rizal Street SOLEDAD AND MARIA MONTELIBANO LACSON ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Rizal Street KAPITAN MARCIANO MONTELIBANO LACSON ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Rizal Street VICENTE CONLU MONTELIBANO ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Burgos corner Zamora Streets MARIA LEDESMA LEDESMA ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Jose Ledesma corner Teodoro Morada Streets TEODORO MORADA ANCESTRAL HOUSE on 4 Cinco de Noviembre Street GENEROSO REYES GAMBOA ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Cinco de Noviembre corner Zamora Streets DIGNA LOCSIN CONSING ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Cinco de Noviembre Street GERMAN LACSON GASTON ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Cinco de Noviembre Street CARLOS JAVELOSA JALANDONI ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Cinco de Noviembre Street DR. JOSE CORTEZA LOCSIN ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Dr. Juan Valencia corner Ledesma Streets BERNARDINO LOPEZ JALANDONI ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Rizal Street GERMAN LOCSIN UNSON ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Gomez corner Zamora Streets DELFIN LEDESMA LEDESMA ANCESTRAL HOUSE on Generoso Gamboa Street WHEREAS, in their letter dated November 11, 1992, the owners of the ancestral homes identified by the National Historical Institute as Heritage Houses in Silay City, expressed their desire for the NHI to assist in the conservation and preservation of their ancestral houses to protect their architectural integrity and distinctness; WHEREAS, in due respect, any change or alteration on the original features of the ancestral houses shall be in consultation with the NHI, with the assistance of the Silay Heritage Foundation; WHEREAS, there are other ancestral houses that have been identified as part of the protected historical site in Silay City which also contribute to this distinct and special urban qualities of Silay City as a Historical Landmark, and which in the future may also be considered as Heritage Houses. NOW THEREFORE, the NHI hereby amends Resolution No. 2 and No. 1-A, s. 1990, and declares the abovementioned ancestral houses in Silay City as HERITAGE HOUSES. APPROVED: April 6, 1993
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Plaza Libertad	Plaza Libertad Historical Landmark	Plaza Libertad	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage and Cultural Landmarks or Sites, Iloilo City	Plaza Libertad is a wide expanse of rectangular flat land. It is a well-trimmed patch of green that is planted to various displays of colorful plants. There are concrete benches for resting and lampposts to light the plaza in the evening. The focal point of the plaza is a statue of a Filipina mother in “baro’t saya”, her left hand cradling an infant and her right hand in the act of waving. She stands on a concrete orb which is raised on a pedestal composed of three thin upright concrete blocks. _____ Marker Text: Plaza Libertad Bantayog ng Kagitingan ng mga bayani ng Panay. Dito nagtipon at nagtaas ng watawat ng Pilipinas ang Puwersang Mapanghimagsik sa pamumuno ni Hen. Martin Delgado, tanda ng pagtatapos ng pamamahala ng mga Kastila sa Panay, 25 Disyembre 1898. Ipinahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan, 17 Nobyembre 2003. Date Unveiled: May 17, 2006
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Rosendo Mejica	Rosendo Mejica Historical Landmark	Balay ni Rosendo Mejica	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Rosendo Mejica (1873–1956) Isinilang sa pook na ito ng Molo, Lungsod ng Iloilo noong ika-1 ng Marso 1873. Isa sa mga unang manlilimbag at tagalathala sa Hiligaynon, mamamahayag, edukador. Pinuno ng mga manggagawa at kilalang pilantropo sa lalawigan ng Iloilo. Napatampok bilang dekano ng mga mamamahayag na Bisaya. Namatay noong ika-24 ng Pebrero, 1956. Year Unveiled: 1973
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Simbahang Barotac Nuevo, Kumbento at Sementeryo	Barotac Nuevo Church, Convent and Cemetery Historical Landmark	Simbahan, Kumbento, kag Patyo sang Barotac Nuevo; Parish Church of Saint Anthony of Padua of Barotac Nuevo	Region VI	Barotac Nuevo	Iloilo	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	RESOLUTION NO. 1, S. 1997 DECLARING THE CHURCH, CONVENT, AND CEMETERY IN BAROTAC NUEVO, ILOILO 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, legend has it that before the establishment of Barotac Nuevo as a municipality, the Spanish Governor-General wanted to own a white horse named "Tamasak", and as a gesture of friendship, the horse was given to him by the Chieftain, and thus, out of the friendship came the birth of the town of Barotac Nuevo, which became independent from the municipality of Dumangas; WHEREAS, the statue of the horse named "Tamasak" was erected in the town plaza, and up to now is being properly maintained by the municipal government; WHEREAS, Barotac Nuevo was established as a town in 1710, with Anilao, Banate, and Barotac Viejo as visitas, and became a parish in 1810; WHEREAS, the construction of the stone church was started by Fr. Julian Yturriaga in 1876, continued by Fr. Eustaquio Torres in 1882, and finished by Fr. Calixto Gonzales in 1888; WHEREAS, the cored stone church of Neo-Classical architecture is one of the best examples of Philippine church architecture of the Spanish period; 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, and as proposed by Congressman Narciso D. Monfort, hereby declares the CHURCH, CONVENT, AND CEMETERY OF BAROTAC NUEVO in Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo, as a National Historical Landmark. APPROVED: March 5, 1997
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ni Heneral Juan Araneta	General Juan Anacleto Araneta Historical Landmark	Balay ni Tana Juan; Monumento ni Heneral Juan Araneta	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Juan Anacleto Araneta (1852-1924) Pinuno ng mga manghihimagsik na nagtatag ng Republika ng Negros at tagapagpalaya ng Bacolod. Ipinanganak noong Hulyo 13, 1852 sa Bago, Negros Occidental. Nagkamit ng titulong Perito Mercantil (katumbas ng ngayo’y Batsilyer sa Komersiyo) sa Ateneo Municipal. Itinalagang Capitan Municipal ng Bago; namumunong Heneral ng Hukbong Panghimagsikan sa Timog Negros; Kalihim ng Digma ng Pansamantalang Panghimagsikan ng Negros at Komisyonado ng Pilipinas sa eksposisyon sa St. Louis, Amerika noong 1904. Namatay sa tahanang ito noong Oktubre 3, 1924 kung saan niya ginugol ang pinakamabungang bahagi ng kanyang buhay. Sa bisa ng Kautusan ng Pangulo Bilang 260, 1 Agosto 1973, na sinusugan ng mga Kautusan ng Pangulo Bilang 375, 14 Enero 1974 at 1505, 11 Hunyo 1978 ang tahanang ito ay ipinahahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan. Date Unveiled: September 27, 1988
	Paliguan ng Ishiwata	Ishiwata Bath House	Palaligoan sang Ishiwata	Region VI	Murcia	Negros Occidental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ishiwata Bath House Itinayo bilang bahagi ng Mambukal Resort na may disenyong neo-classical ni Kokichi Paul Ishiwata, 1927. Mula sa Bundok Kanlaon ang tubig dumaloy sa anim na kubol na may paliguan, mga tanging nalalabing orihinal na istraktura. Date Unveiled: April 29, 2006
	Palisades Bacolod	Palisades Bacolod		Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Landscape Architecture Ildefonso P. Santos	Work of Architect I.P. Santos (ca. 2006)
	Pamalandong sa Tamborong	Pamalandong sa Tamborong		Region VI	San Lorenzo	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pamanang Bahay at Gusali ng Severino	Severino Building/Heritage House	Balay Severino	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP	Nestled amidst a verdant growth of trees in a cool shady spot of Generoso Gamboa Street is the Iglesia ni Cristo chapel, which was once the house of Augusto Hilado Severino. The house has a dominant front porch and overhead balustrated balcony which provides a central and focal point of interest in the house's front facade. The house is built two storeys high and has a regular succession of windows in both first and second storeys. The windows are rectangular, and wide, framed by glass-paned sliding panels and louvers. There are ventanillas located below the second floor windows. Finely wrought are the iron grilles screens of the these small windows. The walls are made up of horizontal strips of wooden siding, a material commonly used during the American period to produce light-framed houses. Securing the windows are plain wrought iron grilles. Wooden balusters as ventanillas screen occur only along the side walls of the house. Crowning the house is a corrugated galvanized iron roof. One notices the existence of drainage or pluming pipes running outside the walls of the house. This indicated the improvement in the plumbing system of the house during the American period when compared with the Spanish period's bahay-na-bato.
	Pamanang Bahay ng Infante	Infante Heritage House	Balay Infante; Tue Infante Ancestral House	Region VI	La Carlota City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP	RESOLUTION NO. 1, S. 2001 DECLARING TUE INFANTE ANCESTRAL HOUSE IN HACIENDA GUADALUPE, LA CARLOTA CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL A HERITAGE HOUSE 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 with die power to declare historical sites and structures; WHEREAS, the Infante Ancestral House, also known as the Dalay Daku, in Hacienda Guadalupe, Barangay Ayungon, La Carlota City, Negros Occidental was the house of Don Teodulfo Infante and his wife Doña Rosita Sanchez; WHEREAS, the house, which was built in 1929, is a beautiful and well-preserved example of a typical hacienda house set in the midst of the farm, surrounded by ancillary facilities and services like a chapel, sugar mill, tenant houses and sheds; WHEREAS, the Infante Ancestral House was and still is one of die grandest houses in La Carlota City; WHEREAS, the Infante Ancestral House represents the microcosm of life in the hacienda and is an enduring monument and testimony to its builders and to the lifestyle that prevailed during the heyday of the private sugar centrals; NOW THEREFORE, the National Historical Institute, by virtue of the powers vested in it by Presidential Decree No. 260, hereby declares the Infante Ancestral House located at Hacienda Guadalupe in Barangay Ayungon, La Carlota City, Negros Occidental a Heritage House. APPROVED: August 15, 2001 _____ The ground floor of the house is of stone and is presently used as bodega and work area. The second floor which is of wide wood panels serves as the living area. The windows are made of capiz and below are wooden ventanilla balusters. A media agua surrounds the whole façade and above are capiz transoms. The house formerly had a stone staircase leading to the second floor but was later removed. One of the first houses constructed along N. Domingo St., an old street where the Municipal Hall and Public Market are also located. Source: http://philhistomarkers.nhcp.gov.ph/?declarative=infante-ancestral-house _____ Marker Text: Infante Heritage House This Heritage House of the Infante Family is registered with the National Historical Institute, pursuant to NHI Board Resolution No. 1, S. 2001. Date Unveiled: December 12, 2001
	Pamanang Bahay ng Lopez	Lopez Heritage House	Balay Panubli sang Lopez; Lopez Boat House	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Iloilo City	Marker Text: Lopez Ancestral House Declared a Heritage House by the National Historical Institute 13 March 2002 Date Unveiled: March 28, 2004
	Pamanang Bahay ng Roca Encantada	Roca Encantada Heritage House	Balay Roca Encantada	Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Heritage House, NHCP	Marker Text: Roca Encantada Declared a Heritage House by the National Historical Institute 14 August 2002
	Pamanang Bahay ni Generoso Reyes Gamboa	Generoso Reyes Gamboa Heritage House	Balay Generoso Reyes; Twin House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental;Registered Property, Silay City	The houses were built by Generoso Yuzon Gamboa, a Silay mayor during the early American Period. The house are identical with a connecting concrete stairway between them. Cozily situated along the quiet streets of 5 de Noviembre and Zamora Streets, the houses exude air of quiet gentility and a mellowed grace which only years of careful maintenance and the fortunate survival from destruvtion can give. Each house is two storey high, built of horizontal wooden sidings and featured with a gabled balcony. Adding a fine touch to the windows and balcony are the thin wooden balusters in the ventanillas and the balcony railing. Of artistic and visual delight are the calados of carved wooden cutwork fringing the balcony. They are delicately sculpted with floral and foliate motifs, enhancing the beauty and charm of each of the old houses. Windows with capiz and shell panels provide ventilation to the rooms in the second storey. The first floor windows on the other hand are made up of glass-paned frames. The house is covered by a corrugated galvanized iron roof. Awnings of the same metal material skirt around the house, over the second floor windows, supplying shade to the windows.
	Pamanang Bahay ni Alejandro Amechazura	Alejandro Amechazurra Heritage House	Daan nga Balay ni Alejandro Amechazura; 20 - 20; 20 - 20 Aluminum Glass and Supply	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	The old Amechazurra residence along Plaridel Street in Silay City occupies 420 square meters of land landscaped to a grassy lawn and shady trees and shrubs. The old house sprawls over the lot, with its attractive front porch and second floor balcony protruding from the rest of the house. The front portico is featured with plain smoothly rounded columns that support the balcony overhead. A characteristic of the house is its paneled exterior walls with vertical and horizontal studs emphasized by its mocca-brown paint. The eaves of the house are also accented by exposed rafters, also in brown paint, which have a decorative nature. A corrugated galvanized iron roof caps the Amechazurra residence. Of interest and character is the wrought iron screen or railing above the top ridge of the roof. Quaint also are the wrought iron finials on the top of the protuberant balcony’s roof.
	Pamanang Bahay ni Amelia Hilado Flores	Amelia Hilado Flores Heritage House	Daan nga Balay ni Amelia Hilado	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The Flores residence in Burgos Street, Silay City is a two-storey wooden structure with a series of bamboo stakes for a fence and a plain metal sheet for a gate. The house is built with a horizontal wooden strips for sidings, tall windows with sliding glass-paned frames and a front porch with an overhead balcony of concrete. The house is accented by roof of corrugated galvanized iron sheets. The main roof is jerkinhead in style, while the continuous awnings over the windows are simply designed with metal brackets for supports as their only decorative element. The windows regulate the flow of light and air in the rooms and provide the house with harmony of void and solid mass in the exterior. Ventanillas or little windows act as subsidiary windows, plus giving a touch of ornamental quality to the second floor fenestrations. Wrought iron grille screens provide this decorative touch.
	Pamanang Bahay ni Angel Araneta Ledesma Heritage House, NHCP	Angel Araneta Ledesma Heritage House	Daan nga Balay ni Angel Araneta Ledesma; Green House; Balay Verde; Silay City Coordinating Center for Culture and the Arts	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	The Angel Araneta Ledesma house in Generoso Gamboa Street is set back from the street by a simple wire fence and gates and a modest lawn planted to low-growing greens and trees. The house is a simple wooden structure, with horizontal sidings, a prominent portico and overhead balcony, wide windows with wrought iron ventanillas and a cap of corrugated galvanized iron roof. The porch and balcony are defined by iron railings and stylized arches made from wood and slim square colonettes as vertical elements in the horizontal thrust of the house. The house is painted a light yellow green and accented only by the white-painted wooden studs and frames of the sliding windows. Additional accent is created by the red of the galvanized iron roof. The Ledesma house occupies a modest 110 square meters of property in Generose Gamboa Street. It is attractive for its vintage American period architectural style which is so prevalent in the residential areas of Silay City. The Ledesma house has the simple straightforward architecture of American period houses which has simple wooden sidings for walls, a front porch and balcony and the regular arrangement of windows in the both first and second floors. _____ Marker Text: Angel Araneta Ledesma Ancestral House This is a heritage house pursuant to Board Resolution No. 1 dated March 8, 1994 of the National Historical Institute. Date Unveiled: November 5, 2015
	Pamanang Bahay ni Augusto Hilado	Augusto Hilado Severino Heritage House	Daan nga Balay ni Augusto Hilado Severino	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Nestled amidst a verdant growth of trees in a cool shady spot of Generoso Gamboa Street is the Iglesia ni Cristo chapel, which was once the house of Augusto Hilado Severino. The house has a dominant front porch and overhead balustrated balcony which provides a central and focal point of interest in the house's front facade. The house is built two storeys high and has a regular succession of windows in both first and second storeys. The windows are rectangular, and wide, framed by glass-paned sliding panels and louvers. There are ventanillas located below the second floor windows. Finely wrought are the iron grilles screens of the these small windows. The walls are made up of horizontal strips of wooden siding, a material commonly used during the American period to produce light-framed houses. Securing the windows are plain wrought iron grilles. Wooden balusters as ventanillas screen occur only along the side walls of the house. Crowning the house is a corrugated galvanized iron roof. One notices the existence of drainage or pluming pipes running outside the walls of the house. This indicated the improvement in the plumbing system of the house during the American period when compared with the Spanish period's bahay-na-bato.
	Pamanang Bahay ni Benita Jara	Benita Jara Heritage House	Daan nga Balay ni Benita Jara; Sangguniang Panglungsod Building; SP Building; Nicolas Armin Javelosa Jalandoni House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	Famous with its wall murals depicting patriotic, Filipina, Silaynon and mythical theme with transitional American period ‘tsalet’. It is a traditional bahay-na-bato of the Spanish Colonial period. Source: Silay City Tourism Office _____ Marker Text: Benita Jara Ancestral House This is a heritage house pursuant to Board Resolution No. 1 dated March 8, 1994 of the National Historical Institute. Date Unveiled: November 5, 2015
	Pamanang Bahay ni Bernardino Lopez Jalandoni	Bernardino Lopez Jalandoni Heritage House	Daan nga Balay ni Bernardino Lopez Jalandoni; Pink House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	c; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	Marker Text: Bernardino-Ysabel Jalandoni Ancestral House This is a Heritage House pursuant to Board Resolution no. 3 dated April 6, 1993 of the National Historical Institute of the Republic of the Philippines. Year Unveiled: 1993 _____ The design of the Jalandoni House, with its square shape elevated by posts or stilts and roof construction, is based from the structure of a typical nipa hut in the Philippines although the former is larger in scale than the latter. The two-storey house is made of balayong, a hardwood that had to be shipped by the Jalandonis from Mindoro. The living room located at the second floor. You will see the intricate wooden transoms of the house. In its interiors, the ceiling is made of embossed steel trays that were brought from Hamburg, Germany. The wooden transoms are cut out style or callado that infuses elaborate French design. Capiz shells are used in the large window panels for better lighting, ventilation and security. In the first floor, two carts and a horse carriage were on display as the ground floor used to function as a garage. Most of the activities were held on the second floor, and where most of the artifacts are kept. As such, the living room, bedrooms, kitchen and dining room are all located in the upper floor. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernardino_Jalandoni_Museum
	Pamanang Bahay ni Carlos Arceo Ledesma	Carlos Arceo Ledesma Heritage House	Daan nga Balay ni Carlos Arceo Ledesma	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP
	Pamanang Bahay ni Claudio Hilado Akol	Claudio Hilado Akol Heritage House	Daan nga Balay ni Claudio Hilado Akol	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Set amidst a lush growth of trees and hedges is the Claudio Hilado Akol residences in Cinco de Noviembere Street in Silay City, Negros Occidental. The house is striking for its very prominent balcony and porch which protrudes from the rest of the facade walls. Arches and colonettes gracefully delineate the portico while tapered columns and a light wrought iron railing and glass transoms emphasize the verandah above. The house is built of weather cut sidings for walls regularly interspersed by verticals studs. The modes of ventilation are the neat rectangular windows featured with glass-framed panels that slide along horizontal grooves in the headers and sills. The roof of the house is in itself very quaint with its gabled tops as was very common then during the period of American administration in the Philippines. The Akol house is typical of Silay City's old residences. Such houses were tall and sat on manicured grounds. this type of house, with a prominent verandah and portico, was popular among Silay's old genteel citizenry. The house of Silay's affluent are typified by houses of two storeys with a pronounced front porch and vernadah. Although this is not usually the case, it is till a common site among the gentility's old houses. the jutting verandah and porch with the rest of the walls receding behind can be seen in many of Silay City's old residences. One of the examples is the Claudio Hilado Akol residence in 5 de Noviembre street. Built with fine, smooth and pleasing features. the Akol house reminds one of the bygone years of the american period, when the town of Silay period itself for being the cultural hub of Negros.
	Pamanang Bahay ni Delfin Ledesma Ledesma	Delfin Ledesma Ledesma Heritage House	Daan nga Balay ni Delfin Ledesma Ledesma; Saint Francis School Office	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	The Delfin Ledesma residence is of the old bahay-na-bato type with a sturdy ground floor and light-framed upper storey. Painted in cream and white, the house is a cool and pleasant sight to behold with its surrounding backdrop of trees. The main entrance is a simple rectangular wooden doorway. Planking it are rectangular windows with delicately wrought iron grilles for security and ornamentation. The second floor is featured with a stream of regular windows with capiz panels quaintly latticed in diagonal patterns. Ventanilla grilles with anthemion motifs add gracious charm to this old building. The exterior sidings are made up of thin panels of wood, divided by strips of white-painted studs. A source of shade and protection is the long skirting media agua or awning over the widows. Propping them up for support are projecting metal rods from the window sills. Typical of old bahay-na-bato types is the steep roof which is found in this example. Its warm rusting color provide a vivid contrast against the light color of the house. Source: http://philhistomarkers.nhcp.gov.ph/?structures=delfin-ledesma-ancestral-house
	C	Digna Locsin Consing Heritage House	Daan nga Balay ni Digna Locsin Consing; Judge Alon's Ancestral House; Judge Alon's House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	The Consing Residence in 5 de Noviembre Street is a charming two-storey house remniscent of houses of the 1920's and 30's. It has a protuberant front porch and second floor verandah. Weathercut sidings form the exterior walls with white vertical studs pleasantly accenting the light blue of the walls . Tall wide windows with sliding glass-paned panels provide light and ventilation to the rooms. Beneath each window is its smaller version called a ventanilla screens. This screen motif is again found in the verandah's railings. Acting as window transoms are the simple square glass panes reflecting those of the window panes. The house is featured with an overlap of jerkin head roofs. Shading the second floor windows is a media agua of corrugated galvanized iron. The House of Digna Locsin Consing is one of the examples of pre-war residential architecture is Silay City. The house is architecturally significant with its well-kept and marvelously intact features and age. Its jerkinhead roofs, stylized ventanillas grilles and weathercut sidings confirms its American period vintage.
	Pamanang Bahay ni Felix Tad-y Lacson	Felix Tad-y Lacson Heritage House	Daan nga Balay ni Felix Tad-y Lacson	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	In the main approach of Silay City from the town of Talisay, one is impressed by an old ancestral house, the old Lacson residence. It is two storeys high, largely scaled and a wooden-framed structure, which is typical of old colonial houses in the country. A prominent feature of the house is its jutting front porch which carries with it a portion of the second floor, thus, making the facade a more exciting play of the architectural masses. A series of the concrete steps leads up to the front porch. Concrete balustrades adorn this portico with lacy metal cut work hanging as dainty fringes from the porch's ceiling. The first floor noticeable has been altered as can be seen in the concertized portion of the walls. The upper floor is a delight with its beautifully wrought iron grille works for the facade ventanillas, and with the surprisingly carved wooden screens for the side wall ventanillas. Capiz windows with louvered transoms serve as mean of ventilation. The house underwent renovations of late. The ground floor specially has been altered. Simple iron grilles were installed in the first floor windows and make-shift media aquas or awning were added to provide shade for the windows. However, these do not detract from the overall colonial charm of the house. Like the many old houses of Silay, the Lacson residence evokes nostalgia of the town's genteel past.
	Pamanang Bahay ni German Lacson Gaston	German Lacson Gaston Heritage House	Balay German Lacson; Cris Gaston House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental;Registered Property, Silay City	The old German Lacson Gaston resdince in 5de Noviembre Street in Silay City is amidst a well-tended lawn grown to various greens. The house is built of wooden horizontal sidings for the walls, and has a protruding porch and overhead verandah. The porch and verandah are quaintly featured with balustered railings, providing an ornamental touch to these areas. A side entrance is located at the left side wall of the house. It is again designed with a series of concrete steps with balustered railings at the sides. The railings echo those from the front porch. The first storey is featured with capiz shell windows secured by plain iron grille screens. Vertical and horizontal wooden studs divide the expanse of walls into panels. The second storey is again featured with windows set at regular intervals along the walls of the house. This time, the panels are made up of brown-colored frames with fixed glass panels. Sliding along the headers and sills, the window panels regulate the passage of air into the rooms, the windows with their regular succession in the walls create a harmonious interplay of solid mass and void in the house. The verandah in the second storey is rendered with decorative metal brackets wrought with circle tendrils. The upper side of the verandah are further made attractive by the wooden calados or woodwork in floral motifs. A continuous media agua or awning shades the upper floor windows. The house is crowned by a roof of corrugated galvanized iron sheets
	Pamanang Bahay ni German Locsin Unson	German Locsin Unson Heritage House	Balay Locsin Unson; German Unson House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	Marker Text: German Locsin Unson Ancestral House This is a heritage house pursuant to Board Resolution No. 3 dated April 6, 1993 of the National Historical Institute. Date Unveiled: November 5, 2015 _____ Built sometime in 1938, the two-storey Neo-Spanish style-house underwent renovations in mid-1970s restoring the house to its original design.It was home to husband and wife, the late German Locsin Unson and Fe de la Rama Ledesma-Unson before it welcomed guests for overnight stays. According to the Unson couple’s youngest daughter Cristina Unson-Lacson, when the Japanese arrived in Negros before the second World War, their family evacuated and left the house vacant. ”Japanese troops occupied the house but fortunately, left it unscathed. In the later years, renovations were made and extensions both on the ground and second floors were made to accommodate the family's needs,” Cristina said. She explained that the house was later bequeathed to the eldest and youngest daughters Ma. Lourdes and herself—Cristina—with the stipulation that it would later go to their grand-daughters, Chell and Marni. ”Marni who took up Interior Design made the present renovations and except for retaining the extensions to the big bedroom upstairs and the masters bedroom downstairs, restored the house to its original design,” Cristina said. Source: http://www.cebu-philippines.net/silay-bed-and-breakfast.html
	Pamanang Bahay ni Jose "Pitong" Ledesma	Jose "Pitong" Ledesma Heritage House	Balay Jose "Pitong" Ledesma; Pitong Ledesma Ancestral House; Jose Ledesma Ancestral House; Jose “Pitong” Ledesma Ancestral House; Pitong Ledesma Heritage House; Jose Ledesma Heritage House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	Marker Text: Jose “Pitong” Ledesma Ancestral House This house of Jose Ledesma is registered with the National Historical Institute as a heritage house. Year Unveiled: 2006 _____ The Ledesma ancestral house is a simple modest structure with an elevated main floor approached by twin stairways set at opposite ends to meet at the main porch of the house. The house is hemmed in by a balustrated porch at the front and sides of the main floor. Ornamental wrought iron brackets support the media agua skirting around the porch. The exterior walls are a series of panelled wooden sidings.the roof proper of the house is made up of galvanized iron sheets with an attic windows functioning as an air vent. _____ The Ledesma house was built in 1917. This example of residential architecture signifies the change from the typical bahay na bato to the chalet type housed of the American period. Chalet type houses with front verandah and a sweep of stairs as entrance invaded the residential scene at the onset of the 1920’s. The present owner of the house, Maria Magdalena L. Ledesma, was the piano accompanist of opera singer Conchita Gaston who was also from SIlay. Miss Ledesma’s father, Jose “Pitong” Ledesma, was a famous composer and musician. He composed Silay’s “Tanda de Valse” which is still being played in fiestas. Miss Ledesma’s grandfather was Don Jose “Pepe” Ledesma, who was one of the first millionaires of Negros Occidental. He was also responsible for the construction of the Catholic Church of Silay.
	Pamanang Bahay ni Jose Benedicto Gamboa	Jose Benedicto Gamboa Heritage House	Balay Jose Benedicto Gamboa; Jose B. Gamboa Ancestral House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	A sports art deco era house with art deco railings, arches, brackets and dormer with American style sun porch. Source: Silay City Tourism Office _____ Marker Text: Jose Benedicto Gamboa Ancestral House This is a heritage house pursuant to Board Resolution no. 1 dated March 8, 1994 of the National Historical Institute. Date Unveiled: November 5, 2015
	Pamanang Bahay ni Jose Corteza Locsin	Dr. Jose Corteza Locsin Heritage House	Balay Jose Corteza Locsin; Locsin Ancestral House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	Marker Text: Jose Corteza Locsin Ancestral House This is a heritage house pursuant to Board Resolution no. 3 dated April 6, 1993 of the National Historical Institute of the Republic of the Philippines. Year Unveiled: 1995 _____ The house was built in the 1930s in Art Deco architecture. The family still retained most of the original furniture of the house. There were Amorsolo portraits of the late senator’s parents as well as pictures of the late senator with different Philippine presidents. It was during his term as senator that Pres. Carlos Garcia signed Republic Act 1621 in June 12, 1957 making Silay the second town in Negros Occidental to become a city. It is a a neo-Spanish Mission style building popularized during the American period, American concrete was utilized as the preferred material with mirador or watch tower in the rear. Source: http://www.experiencenegros.com/sen-jose-c-locsin-ancestral-house-silay-city/
	Pamanang Bahay ni Kapitan Marciano Montelibano Lacson	Kapitan Marciano Montelibano Lacson Heritage House	Balay Kapitan Marciano Montelibano Lacson; Kapehan Sang Silay	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	Marker Text: Kapitan Marciano Lacson Ancestral House This house of Kapitan Marciano Lacson is registered with the National Historical Institute as a heritage house. Year Unveiled: 2006 _____ This house exemplifies the next step in the urbanization of the bahay-na-bato type to accommodate city living and pedestrian traffic on the ground floor public commercial shops. Source: Silay City Tourism Office
	Pamanang Bahay ni Manuel de la Rama Locsin	Manuel de la Rama Locsin Heritage House	Balay ni Manuel de la Rama Locsin; Dunkin Donuts	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	The Locsin Ancestral House is situated just across Silay’s public plaza and a stone’s throw from Silay’s Catholic Church. The house was built in 1935. The house is two storeys high, with an arcaded sidewalk in the façade facing Rizal Street. The ground floor is occupying the partitioned areas. The second storey is built of light-frame wood with tall windows interspersed by thin vertical panels of wood streaming the second floor façade. Window panels slide along grooves on the windowsills and headers. They are designed with small rectangles of glass panes. Persianas, or louvered panels, are also found securing the windows. With their designs, the persianas filter and screen light and air in the rooms. The house is capped by galvanized iron metal roof. A common feature is the continuous media agua or awning skirting the walls over the windows. Silay City in Negros Occidental boasts of several colonial period houses. One of its streets and the main commercial throughfare is Rizal which has quaint structures of residential and commercial natures dotting its whole length. The ancestral house of Manuel de la Rama is conspicuous for its American period architecture. Fortunately surviving the last world war, the house still manifests an old world charm. With the Lacson and Ledesma houses nearby, the house is grouped with Rizal Street’s ancestral houses which everyone in Silay City would not mistake for anybody else’s.
	Pamanang Bahay ni Manuel Severino Hofileña	Manuel Severino Hofileña Heritage House	Balay ni Manuel Severino Hofileña; Hofileña Museum	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	Marker Text: Manuel Severino Hofileña Ancestral House This is a Heritage House pursuant to Board Resolution No. 3 dated April 6, 1993 of the National Historical Institute of the Republic of the Philippines. Year Unveiled: 1993 _____ Since it was built in the 1930s, the period when Art Deco and Art Nouveau flourished in the country, the Hofileña Ancestral House also reflect such styles. Most of its architectural details were influenced by other houses. Its roof is of classic steep and wide eaves, unlike the galvanized iron sheets that have been the popular roofing material in Manila. The wide steps that lead to the portico is of American influence. Old newspapers and magazines preserved at the museum Materials used were hardwood. The grand staircase, which came from Gilda Hofileña's ancestral house, is made of ironwood, or "balayong", which is not susceptible to termites and impenetrable by nails. The balustrades were individually carved by carpenters. The floor is made of narra, and polished regularly, giving it a shiny surface. The walls are made of balayong as well. The doors are wide and have tracery cutwork, also known as callado, that provides space for air and light to pass through. Hofileña's living room, or sala, displays old photos of every family member. On top of its 200-year-old German Steinweig piano stand the photos of the nine siblings, each one of them involved in the arts. There are Spanish chairs in this room, and a hand-carved kamagong sofa. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hofile%C3%B1a_Ancestral_House
	Pamanang Bahay ni Maria Ledesma Golez	Maria Ledesma Golez Heritage House	Balay ni Maria Ledesma Golez; RCBC; Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	Marker Text: Maria Ledesma Gomez Ancestral House This is a heritage house pursuant to Board Resolution No. 3 dated April 6, 1993 of the National Historical Institute of the Republic of the Philippines. Year Unveiled: 1993 _____ A townhouse that has a living space on the upper floor and the commercial space on the lower floor. It has art deco details in the archways and door entrance with classical motifs like masques and lion heads. Purchased by the Silay Branch of Republic Commercial Banking Corporation in 1992, the house was restored and was ready for occupancy by 1993. The house is an excellent example of architectural reuse. The lower floor of the house which was rented out to shops has been renovated to house a bank. The bank’s interior, though new, is done in a style consonant to the general design of the house. Heritage Features: The residence is planned as a town house which combines living space on the upper floor with commercial spaces on the lower floor. Art Deco elements, especially in the archways, and the corner entrance and Classical motifs;masques and caryatid and lion heads decorate the house. Source: https://heritageconservation.wordpress.com/2006/07/27/maria-ledesma-golez-house-silay-city/
	Pamanang Bahay ni Modesto Ramirez Hojilla (Carlos Javelosa Jalandoni)	Modesto Ramirez Hojilla (Carlos Javelosa Jalandoni) Heritage House	Balay ni Modesto Ramirez Hojilla (Carlos Javelosa Jalandoni)	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The Jalandoni ancestral house in 5 de Noviembre Street reminisces the old residential architecture of the early American period. The house is simply styled with a two-story height, a jutting front porch and second floor above, a gabled roof over jutting second floor and a streamline of media agua or awning over the second floor windows. The means of light and air are the wide and tall windows with their wooden framed panels of neat glass panes in checkboard pattern of clear and frosted glass. Ventanillas occur regularly below the windows, their decorative attributed mainly to their screens of thin wooden balusters. The house is light structural frame work that its bahay-na-bato predecessor of the Spanish period. The house is framed by horizontal strips of wooden sidings both in the first and second stores. The house is capped by a roof of corrugated galvanized iron sheets. Of interest is the pediment below the front gable. It is decorated with a pattern of sunburst executed in white-painted wood. The house is one of the oldest example of American period Architecture in Silay City, thus, it is significant both for its architectural and age values. Nestled amidst a verdant growth of greens in its garden, the Jalandoni Residence evokes nostalgia for the by gone days of old. Source: http://philhistomarkers.nhcp.gov.ph/?structures=carlos-javelosa-jalandoni-house
	Pamanang Bahay ni Soledad at Maria Montelibano Lacson	Soledad and Maria Montelibano Lacson Heritage House	Balay ni Soledad kag Maria Montelibano Lacson; Emma Lacson House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	The Montelibano-Lacon residence in Rizal Street, Silas City is a large two-strorey corner house. The house is square and squat and is built almost entirely by wood. The house is supported by a law zocalo wall structure except for the concrete steps in the main entrance, until 1989 when portions of the ground floor walls were cemented. The ground floor has three wooden doorways facing Rizal Street. These are shaded by brown concave metal tapancos or awnings. Adding a light and graceful touch to the tapancos are the metal cutwork lining their sides. The windows and main doorway are likewise shaded by these tapancos. Carved wooden brackets ornately support the awnings from below. The second floor modestly juts over the first storey. Here, the walls are equally divided into window bays. Slim wooden balusters act as ventanilla screens while tall panels of capiz latticework regulate the passage of light and air in the rooms. The bands of windowsills visually offset the vertical thrust of the wooden sidings and the metal skirt roof over the windows. Slim iron rods project diagonally from the windowsills to support the awnings. The roof is made up of corrugated galvanized iron sheets with wooden slats designed as a louvered vent located at its peak. _____ Marker Text: Soledad and Maria Montelibano Lacson Ancestral House This is a heritage house pursuant to Board Resolution no. 3 dated April 6, 1993 of the National Historical Institute. Date Unveiled: November 5, 2015
	Pamanang Bahay ni Teodoro Morada	Teodoro Morada Heritage House	Balay ni Teodoro Marada; Dimacali House; White House	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	Marker Text: Teodoro Morada Ancestral House This is a heritage house pursuant to Board Resolution no. 3 dated April 6, 1993 of the National Historical Institute. Date Unveiled: November 5, 2015 _____ Teodoro Morada Ancestral House is a two-storey heritage house owned by the family of Teodoro Morada in Silay City in the province of Negros Occidental, the Philippines. Because of its cultural, architectural, and/or historical significance, it is one of the recognized and declared heritage houses of the Philippines by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP). Exudes a genteel neo-classical lines, double winding stairs on the ground floor, glass paned windows and a second set of Persiana windows behind them. Because Teodoro Morada Ancestral House is painted white, it is called by the locals as the White House. It was built in the early 1900s and was declared as a heritage house (one of over twenty in Silay) pursuant to board resolution of the NHCP. Source: http://intrepidwanderer.com/2014/01/teodoro-morada-ancestral-house-in-silay/#.WTYhcGiGPIU
	Pamanang Bahay ni Vicente Conlu Montelibano	Vicente Conlu Montelibano Heritage House	Balay ni Vicente Conlu Montelibano	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	The Montelibano ancestral house is a typical bahay-na-bato. It has a sturdy ground floor made up of thick masonry walls and lighter framed upper storey with wood panellings for walls. The first floor has neat rectangular windows secured by wrought iron grilles. Conchas or capiz shell panels are hinged at the sides of the windows. A nursery and kindergarten school called L'Ecole occupies the first storey. A steep flight of hardwood staircase leads to the spacious second floor. There are bedrooms, a sala, dining room, and kitchen. Obviously, this was the main living quarters of the house. The upper sides of the walls are fringed by floral wooden calados indicating the delicate woodworks used for ornamentation in the house. The staircase itself has its sides screened for a divider between this area and the stairs. Regular patterns deliately pierced into the hardwood screen lend charm to the interior. Tall windows ventilate the house. There are conchas and persianas sliding along grooves in the window headers and sills. Instead of a small window or ventanilla below each window is a long panel of carved wood with floral design. The area above the headers are again gracefully ornamented by panels designed into oval and diamond platters. The house has a corrugated galvanized iron roof from whose eaves hang like a fringe a dainty stream of metal cutwork. Wooden corbels decoratively prop up the eaves. The house was built by Vicente Conlu Montelibano, a former public official of Silay during the American period. The house is a beautiful representative of the bahay-na-bato as it has evolved and developed during the American colonial era. The heavy masonry walls of the Spanish period became lighter during the twentieth century as evidence in this example. However, the upper floor still derived from the original or classic bahay-na-bato where wood panellings served as the second floor walls. In this case, the ventanillas were decoratively replaced by panels of carved wood. In this house journalist Teodoro M. Locsin spent his childhood years. The father of the present owners was Dr. Luis S. Gamboa who was founder of Silay Institute, the first high school in the town. He was also among the pioneer physicians of the Puericulture Center of Silay _____ Classic Visayan bahay-na-abato façade with neoclassical trimmings and brackets under caves it give a classic proportion. Source: Silay City Tourism Office
	Pamanang Bahay ni Victor Fernandez Gaston	Victor Fernandez Gaston Heritage House	Balay ni Victor Fernandez Gaston; Balay Negrense	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, Silay City	Marker Text: Victor Fernandez Gaston Ancestral House This is a Heritage House pursuant to Board Resolution No. 1 dated March 8, 1994 of the National Historical Institute of the Republic of the Philippines. Year Unveiled: 1994 _____ The Balay Negrense was originally the ancestral house of Victor F. Gaston, a son of Yves Leopold Germain Gaston and Prudencia Fernandez. The elder Gaston is credited as one of the pioneers of sugarcane cultivation in this portion of the Philippine archipelago. A native of Normandy in France, he married a Filipina from Batangas where he initially began experimenting with sugar production before relocating to Negros. Built in 1897, the house was constructed when Victor Gaston's wife died and during the time when he was residing in his father's hacienda, Hacienda Buen Retiro. The structure housed Victor Gaston and his twelve children from 1901 until his death in 1927. Left unused by the family, the structure was abandoned in the mid-1970s and fell into disrepair until one of the heirs, Msgr. Guillermo Ma. Gaston, together with a group of concerned Negrenses formed what would later become the Negros Cultural Foundation. In 1992, Msgr. Guillermo Ma. Gaston donated the Victor Gaston house to the Philippine Tourism Authority. With donations from prominent individuals and a PhP5,000,000.00 assistance from the Philippine Tourism Authority, the structure was repaired and furnished with period furniture and fixtures. The museum was officially inaugurated on October 6, 1990. Pursuant to Board Resolution No. 1 dated March 8, 1994 of the National Historical Institute of the Philippines, it was listed as a heritage house. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balay_Negrense
	Pamanang Distrito ng Lungsod ng Silay	Silay City Heritage District		Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Local Cultural Property - Silay City Heritage District (per Resolution No. 14-3317)
	Pamantasan ng Gitnang Pilipinas	Central Philippine University	CPU	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Central Philippine University was founded in 1905 as the Jaro Industrial School by missionaries of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society. It started as an Elementary Vocational School for poor boys who worked for their board and tuition. (Source: http://www.cpu.edu.ph/cpucmsv2/?p=54) _____ Marker Text: Central Philippine University (1905–1980) Dating Jaro Industrial School na itinatag noong 1905 ng American Baptist Foreign Mission Society sa pangunguna ni Dr. William O. Valentine, ang unang naging punong-guro. Ito ang unang paaralan sa Pilipinas na ang mag-aaral ay nagtrabaho para sa kanilang edukasyon. Nagtatag ng unang pamahalaan ng mga mag-aaral sa bansa noong 1906. Naging Central Philippine College noong 1923 at pamantasan noong 1953. Nasira noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Muling binuksan matapos palayain ang Lungsod ng Iloilo noong 1945. Si Dr. Rex D. Drilon ang naging unang Pilipinong pangulo noong 1966. Noong 1969 ipinagkaloob sa mga Pilipino ng mga American Baptist Foreign Mission Society ang buong ari-arian ng pamantasan. Date Unveiled: September 19, 1980
	Pamantasan ng Negros Occidental - Recoletos	University of Negros Occidental – Recoletos		Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The University of Negros Occidental-Recoletos was founded in 1941 in the town of Talisay by Dr. Antonio A. Lizares and Dr. Francisco Kilayko. It was then called ONI Occidental Negros Institute which initially offered only first and second years of high school education. However, the Second World War broke out in December of 1941 that forced the institute to temporarily close. After the war in 1946, ONI was re-established, this time at Locsin Street in Bacolod City and offered elementary, high school and three college degree programs. It grew with the influx of students from all over the province; hence, it transferred to a bigger venue in Lizares Avenue, where it now stands. It was run by a Board of Trustees with Dr. Antonio Lizares as the first president and Dr. Francisco Kilayko as the Director of the School. ONI continued to grow and made its mark in the whole province with the quality education it offered; hence on May 15, 1957, it became the University of Negros Occidental, the first University in the whole province. Five years later, on May 25, 1962, it became the University of Negros Occidental-Recoletos as it was passed on to the hands of the Order of Augustinian Recollects with Fr. Federico Terradillos, OAR as the first Rector. The Recollects brought with them a wealth of experience in the field of education. It was their apostolate to provide quality Catholic Christian education to all the youth in the whole province. Source: http://www.uno-r.edu.ph/history/
	Pambansang Dambana ni Heneral Leandro Fullon	General Leandro Fullon National Shrine		Region VI	Hamtic	Antique	National Shrine, NHCP, Registered Property, Province of Antique	On 14 November 1982, Batas Pambansa 309 was signed and passed into law in commemoration of the late hero’s efforts during the revolution and later during the Filipino-American war. This paved the way for the conversion of the Hamtic Municipal Plaza into the General Fullon National Shrine. In 2004, the remains of Gen. Fullon were transferred to the Hamtic Municipal Plaza from its previous burial site in his family’s mausoleum at La Paz Cemetery, also in Hamtic. It was inaugurated in 2004, during the centennial death anniversary of the general. The shrine covers the entire former municipal plaza of Hamtic, and at its center is the grave of Gen. Fullon, on top of which is the metal sculpture of the general riding a horse. The monument within the shrine has become a landmark structure, reminding the people of his revolutionary exploits and also his role as a public servant, serving as the first Filipino governor of Antique after it was declared as a province in 1901. Marker Text: Pook na Pinanganakan ni Leandro Fullon Dito isinilang si Leandro Locsin Fullon, 13 Marso 1874. Heneral ng Himagsikang Pilipino at Digmaang Pilipino-Amerikano. Gobernador ng Antique 1898, 1901-1904. Pinuno ng Ekspedisyong Pilipino upang palayain ang Panay sa pananakop ng Kastila, Setyembre 1898. Lumaban sa mga hukbong Kastila at Amerikano. Yumao, 16 oktubre 1904. Date Unveiled: March 13, 2004
	Pambansang Pamantasan ng Kanlurang Visayas	West Visayas State University	WVSU	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: West Visayas State University Itinatag bilang Iloilo Normal School, 16 Hunyo 1902. Natapos ang gusali ng paaralan, 1924. Naging West Visayas State College, 4 Mayo 1965. Naging West Visayas State University, 27 Enero 1986. Hinirang bilang Center of Excellence for Teacher Education ng Commission on Higher Education, 1995. Year Unveiled: 2007
	Pamilihang Bayan ng Iloilo	Iloilo Public Market	Tienda Sentral sang Iloilo; Central Market	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	Balanced and symmetrical rectangular masses, juxtaposed vertical and horizontal elements & unadorned surfaces are evident in the total composition of the building. Its design can be attributed to the Art Deco style, with a ziggurat influenced central focus.
	Pamilihang Bayan ng Kalibo	Kalibo Public Market	Palengke ng Kalibo	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Pang-alaala sa Labanan sa Panay	Panay War Memorial		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Pangrehiyon na Ospital Alaala kay Corazon Locsin Montelibano	Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital	CLMMRH	Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Marker Text: Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital Itinayo bilang Occidental Negros Provincial Hospital, sa bisa ng Batas Blg. 3114, 1925. Pinasinayaan, 24 Marso 1926. Dr. Sixto Y. Orosa Sr., unang hepe, 1926–1936. Naging himpilan ng mga Hapon, 1941. Muling binuksan, 1945. Pinangalanang Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Hospital bilang parangal sa nagkaloob ng lupang kinatitirikan nito, 1968. Itinalagang ospital pang-rehiyon, 1985. Date Unveiled: May 30, 2012 _____ The Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital (CLMMRH), formerly called the Occidental Negros Provincial Hospital (ONPH), was founded on March 24, 1926 with a 25-bed capacity. Its first Chief of Hospital was Dr. Sixto Y. Orosa, Sr., who authored the landmark Philippine Provincial Hospital Act. In 1937, the bed capacity was increased to 100. When the war broke out in 1941, the hospital was closed to the public and the building was occupied by the Japanese Imperial Forces. In June 1942, the hospital reopened but was transferred to the old Maternity Hospital. After the war in February 1945, the hospital returned to its present site with its bed capacity increased to 150. In 1962, ONPH was designated as one of the training governmenthospitals for nurses in Western Visayas. On June 7, 1968, the name ONPH was changed to Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Hospital in honor of the donor of the lot on which it stands. In 1977, the bed capacity was increased to 300. By virtue of Batasang Pambansa Bilang 118 dated January 21, 1981, its bed capacity was increased to 400; however, there was no corresponding increase in plantilla position. Source: http://clmmrh.doh.gov.ph/13-trasseal/18-about-us-2
	Pangunahing Gusali ng Assumption Iloilo	Assumption Iloilo Main Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Pangunahing Gusali ng Mataas na Paaralang Pambansa ng Iloilo	Iloilo National High School Main Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Pantalan ng Puyo	Puyo Wharf		Region VI	Nueva Valencia	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pantalan ni MacArthur	MacArthur’s Wharf		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pantalan sa Mambulac	Pantalan sa Mambulac	The Old Pantalan Ruins; Ang Pantalan	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Papierus Arts and Crafts	Papierus Arts and Crafts		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Papierus Arts and Crafts are manufacturers of quality handmade paper sheets and products. Our paper products include fans, gift boxes, diaries, photo frame, paper shopping bags, office stationery, journals, photo albums, etc. These are totally natural and eco-friendly, our handmade paper and products can be customized in terms of color (synthetic or vegetable dyed) quality, size and printing.
	Papierus Arts and Crafts	Papierus Arts and Crafts		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Papierus Arts and Crafts are manufacturers of quality handmade paper sheets and products. Our paper products include fans, gift boxes, diaries, photo frame, paper shopping bags, office stationery, journals, photo albums, etc. These are totally natural and eco-friendly, our handmade paper and products can be customized in terms of color (synthetic or vegetable dyed) quality, size and printing.
	Parola ng Guisi	Guisi Lighthouse		Region VI	Nueva Valencia	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pillbox ng Hapon 1	Japanese Pillbox 1	Pillbox	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Pillbox ng Hapon 2	Japanese Pillbox 2	Pillbox	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Piña Village	Piña Village		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	Provides guests a chance to witness the painstaking process of transforming a native Pineapple leaf into an intricately woven piña cloth considered as Queen of the Philippine Fabrics. (Source: http://www.kaliboaklan.gov.ph/tourism/attractions/)
	Pinakamaliit na Liwasang Bayan	Smallest Town Plaza		Region VI	Jordan	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Balsahan	Balsahan Festival		Region VI	Sibunag	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Banigan	Banigan Festival		Region VI	San Lorenzo	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Bulantihan	Bulantihan Festival		Region VI	Jordan	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Layagan	Layagan Festival		Region VI	Jordan	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Manggahan	Manggahan Festival		Region VI		Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Pag-ani	Harvest Festival		Region VI	San Lorenzo	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Pagkain ng Kalibo	Kalibo Food Festival	Kalibo Food Festival sa Kalye	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	A delectable celebration in commemoration of the feast of St. John the Baptist every June 18-23 where various kiosks serve a variety of local and foreign dishes in the true tradition of a fiesta Kalibonhon style with live musical bands providing entertainment. (Source: http://www.kaliboaklan.gov.ph/2016/02/03/kalibo-food-festival-sa-kalye-june-18-to-23-magsaysay-park/)
	Pista ng Pagsamba	Worship Festival		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Palayag	Palayag Festival		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Panginhas	Panginhas Festival		Region VI	Sibunag	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Patubas	Patubas Festival		Region VI	Sibunag	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Pinya at Hibla ng Aklan	Aklan Piña and Fiber Festival		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan	A week-long festival simultaneously held during the province’s founding anniversary celebration on the 25th of April each year. It is a product showcase of world class craftsmanship and ingenuity using indigenous raw materials such as abaca, piña fiber, raffia. The festival aims to promote, preserve and develop the loom-weaving industry in the province, hoping to establish Aklan as the handloom-weaving destination in the country. (Source: http://aklan.gov.ph/tourism/kalibo/)
	Pista ng Sadsaran	Sadsaran Festival		Region VI	Nueva Valencia	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Saranggola	Saranggola Festival		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pista ng Tangaban	Tangaban Festival		Region VI	San Lorenzo	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Plaza ng Arevalo	Arevalo Plaza \| Villa de Arevalo Marker; Sofia Reyes de Veyra (1876-1953) Marker	Plaza sang Arevalo; Plaza Villa	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage and Cultural Landmarks or Sites, Iloilo City	Marker Texts: 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. Date Unveiled: September 30, 1976 _____ Villa de Arevalo Itinatag ni Gobernador Ronquillo de Peñalosa noong 1581 at pinangalanang “La Villa Rica de Arevalo,” sa ilalim ng pangasiwaan ng Oton. Ito ay naging kabisera ng lalawigan noong 1582. Sentro ng pagawaan ng mga sasakyang-dagat. Ito ay nilusob ng mga British noong 1588. Dahil sa mga pananalakay ng mga Muslim noong 1600 at ng mga Olandes noong 1609, 1614, at 1616, ang kabisera ay inilipat sa Punta, ang kasalukuyang Lungsod ng Iloilo. Ito ay ginawang ikaapat na uring bayan noong 1827. Simula noong Hulyo 16, 1937, hanggang sa kasalukuyan, ito ay isa sa mga distritong bumubuo sa lungsod. Date Unveiled: December 11, 1981
	Plaza ng Jaro	Jaro Plaza	Plaza Jaro; Graciano Lopez Jaena Park	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property,Local Cultural Properties, Iloilo City
	Plaza ng Mandurriao	Mandurriao Plaza	Plaza Mandurriao; Torres Park	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage and Cultural Landmarks or Sites, Iloilo City
	Pook na Sinilangan ni Gabriel Martelino Reyes, D.D. \| Palatandaan ni Arsobispo Gabriel M. Reyes	Birthplace of Most Reverend Gabriel Martelino Reyes, D.D. \| Archbishop Gabriel M. Reyes Marker		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Archbishop Gabriel M. Reyes First consecrated Filipino archbishop of Manila, born in Kalibo, Aklan, on 24 March 1892. Son of eulogio Reyes and Manuela Martelino. Ordained priest in Jaro, Iloilo, 1905. Chancellor Secretary of Bishop James P. Mellosky of Jaro (1920-1927) Vicar General of the Diocese of Jaro, 1927-1932. Bishop of Cebu, 1932-1934. First Archbishop of Cebu, 1934-1949. Transferred to Metropolitan See of Manila as Archbishop Coadjutor 1949. Consecrated Archbishop of Manila, 19 March 1950.
	Pook na Sinilangan ni Graciano Lopez Jaena \| Palatandaan ni Graciano Lopez Jaena	Graciano Lopez Jaena Birthplace \| Graciano Lopez Jaena Marker		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Graciano Lopez Jaena Ipinanganak noong 18 Disyembre 1856. Anak nina Placido Lopez at Maria Jacobe Jaena. Tumungo sa Espanya noong 1880 at naging tagapagtatag at unang patnugot ng La Solidaridad noong 15 Pebrero 1889. Sumulat sa Europa at nangtatanggol sa mga karapatang Pilipino. Nakiisa kina Rizal, del Pilar at ibang Pilipino sa Kilusang Pagpapalaganap noong 1882. Mananalumpati at mamamahayag. Namatay sa Barselona, Espanya, 20 Enero 1896. Date Unveiled: February 15, 1970
	Pook na Sinilangan ni Patrocinio Gamboa \| Palatandaan ni Patrocinio Gamboa	Birthplace of Patrocinio Gamboa \| Patrocinio Gamboa Marker		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Patrocinio Gamboa Rebolusyonaryo. Isinilang sa pook na ito kina Fermin Gamboa at Leonarda Villareal, 30 Abril 1865. Sumapi sa Kilusang Rebolusyonaryo sa Iloilo, Marso 1898. Ipinagsapalaran ang kanyang buhay sa pagdadala ng bandila ng Pilipinas mula Jaro hanggang Santa Barbara, kung saan itinataas ito ni Heneral Martin Delgado nang pasinayaan ang pansamantalang Pamahalaang Rebolusyonaryo, 17 Nobyembre 1898. Inalagaan at inaruga ang mga nasugatan at maysakit sa panahon ng digmaan laban sa mga Amerikano. Yumao, 24 Nobyembre 1953 sa Molo, Iloilo.
	Pook ng Asintuhan ng Punta Blanco	Punta Blanco Target Range		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Pook ng Bakawan ng Macapagao	Macapagao Mangrove Area		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	A thich mangrove forest can be found in Macapagao. It is idea to travel there during high tide so that boats can dock close to shore. Exploring the forest can be quite difficult a there are no existing paths. There are fish pens in the area which were constructed by cutting down several mangroves.
	Pook ng Vermi-compost	Vermi-compost Site		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Maintained by the barangay council, this vermi-composting site is used for farming and by the gulayansa barangay program. Residents of the barangay may opt to avail of the vermicast for their own backyard gardens.
	Pro-Katedral ng San Diego	San Diego Pro-Cathedral	Cathedral of San Diego de Alcala; Simbahan ni San Diego; San Diego Parish Church; St. Didacus Parish Church; Silay Cathedral	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental; Registered Property, Silay City	The parish of Silay was established in 1776 and its first church was built of light materials: bamboo, cogon grass and nipa palm during the time of Gobernadorcillo Alejo Severino's administration. Padre Alejo Ignacio de Molinas, a Spaniard, was its first priest. In 1841, then-parish priest Fr. Eusebio Locsin initiated the construction of a more permanent structure made of stone and wood. The roof was improved through the use of galvanized iron. Further improvements were done but When the revolution broke out in November 5, 1898, the church was left unfinished. In 1925, work began on a grander structure meant to replace the old church. Don Jose R. Ledesma, a resident of Silay and a wealthy sugar baron, donated a substantial portion of the funds needed to build the new edifice. The rest of the money was raised through popular contribution, including fund-raising by schoolchildren. Don Jose Ledesma commissioned an Italian architect, Lucio Bernasconi to design the new church. Bernasconi was also responsible for the design and construction of the Silay Wharf, which was razed by Imperial Japanese soldiers during the Second World War. Bernasconi took the churches in his native Italy as the model for the Silay church. The church's layout is in the shape of a Latin cross, with a cupola rising forty meters above the nave. Construction was completed in 1927, and the new church was inaugurated that same year. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Diego_Pro-cathedral
	Pulo ng Suyac	Suyac Island		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Suyac is an island port that is part of Barangay Taba-Ao. It has an old-growth mangrove forest. Tourists conduct tree planting activities in the mangrove forest. The island is known for having the oldest mangroves in the entire Sagay. Suyac has a dense population considering the size of the island. There is no natural water source anywhere on the island. An underground water pipe from the mainland to Suyac has been installed by the government to provide its residents with continuous water supply.
	Regent Arcade	Regent Arcade	Regent	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The Regent Arcade was built in 1927. It was formerly known as the Palace Theater, one of the three well known theaters in Iloilo in the 1920’s. Classical in character, it’s detailed facade of Corinthian capitals on fluted columns form the portico. The pediment is adorned with symmetrically arranged ornamentation of female figures, putti and floral flourishes.
	Rosa Foods	Rosa Foods	Rosa Foods Inc.	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Rosa Foods	Rosa Foods	Rosa Foods Inc.	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Rotonda ng Rotary Club 01	Rotary Club Rotunda 01		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Rotonda ng Rotary Club 02	Rotary Club Rotunda 02		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Sagay Central Inc.	Sagay Central Inc.		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	It was put up after the World War II in the hinterlands of Sagay. The interiors of the mill site are were the chopped cane are extracted with its boiling area of cane syrup. It also has a waste water purifier before the liquid will be sent to the river. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Sangay sa Liwasan ng Kalibo ng Village Motor Traders \| Palatandaan ng Pagbitay sa Labinsiyam na Martir ng Aklan	Village Motor Traders Kalibo Plaza Branch \| The Nineteen Martyrs of Aklan Execution Marker		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Here were executed, 23 March 1897 the Nineteen Martyrs of Aklan patriots and defenders of Liberty: The Nineteen Martyrs of Aklan Roman Aguirre Tomas Briones Domingo dela Cruz Valeriano Dalida Claro Delgado Angelo Fernandez Isidro Jimenez Benito Iban Candido Iban Simon Inocencio Catalino Mangat Lamberto Mangat Valeriano Masinda Maximo Mationg Simplicio Reyes Canuto Segovia Gabino Sucgang Gabino Yonsal Francisco Villorente Erected upon the recommendation of the Municipal Council of Kalibo, 18 February 1952. Date Unveiled: February 18, 1952
	Santwaryong Pandagat ng Abalone	Abalone Marine Sanctuary		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Barangay Molocaboc SEAFDEC and the LGU established The Abalon marine Sanctuary, a community-based resource enhancement project. They are culturing abalons in the area. The coral reef is relatively in good condition, perhaps because fishing is not allowed here.
	Sementeryong Pilipino-Amerikano	Philippine-American Cemetery		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Seminaryo ng San Vicente Ferrer	Seminaryo ng San Vicente Ferrer	Seminaryo sang San Vicente Ferrer	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Seminaryo ng San Vicente Ferrer Itinatag upang pagsanayan ng mga klerikong diyosesano, 1869. Dating nasa palasyo ng obispo, sa ilalim ng pangangalaga ng mga pari sa Kongregasyon ng San Vicente de Paul. Itinayo ang unang gusali, 1871; itinatag at binuksan ang klase sa kolehiyo ng seminaryo ng San Vicente de Paul, 1872. Ginawang tirahan ng mga Amerikano, 1899, ngunit pagkaraan ay muling ibinalik sa mga paring Vincentian. Nasunog, 1906; muling itinayo, 1912. Nasira noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Muling binuksan ng paaralan, 1946. Ang kasalukuyang gusali ay ganap na natapos, Hunyo 19, 1954 at pinasinayaan, Agosto 15, 1954. Ilang sa mga kilalang nagsipagtapos sa seminaryong ito ay sina Graciano Lopez Jaena, Martin Delgado, Quintin Salas, Ramon Avanceña, Delfin Jaranilla, ang kanyang kabunyian Jaime Cardinal Sin at iba pa. Year Unveiled: 1990
	Seminaryong Baptist ng Doane	Doane Baptist Seminary	Doane Baptist College	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Sentral na Tren ng Lopez No. 10	No. 10 Central Lopez Train		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Serving as a reminder of the might and significance of the azucareras back in the day, the Central Lopez Train has weathered a great deal of events.
	Sentro ng Bayan ng Isabel\| Palatandaan ni Dionisio Magbuelas "Papa Isio"	Isabel Town Center \| Dionisio Magbuelas "Papa Isio" Marker		Region VI	Isabela	Negros Occidental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Dionisio Magbuelas “Papa Isio” Kilala bilang pinunong panrelihiyon sa Negros. Nagtatag ng kilusan na nakatalaga sa Isabela upang tutulan ang pagmamalabis ng mga Espanyol, 1896. Hinirang bilang Punong Militar ng La Castellana sa ilalim ng Pamahalaang Cantonal ng Negros, Nobyembre 1898. Lumaban sa mga Amerikano, 1899–1907. Sumuko, 6 Agosto 1907. Nahatulan ng kamatayan sa salang bandolerismo. Ibinaba ang hatol sa habang buhay na pagkakabilanggo, 1907. Yumao sa Bilibid Prison sa Maynila, 1911. Date Unveiled: November 6, 2009
	Sentrong Masoneriya ng Iloilo \| Palatandaan ng Gusali ng Iloilo-Acacia Masonic Lodge No. 11	Iloilo Masonic Center \| Gusali ng Iloilo-Acacia Masonic Lodge No. 11 Marker	Masonic Building	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	The Masonic Temple symbol of the square and compass with a letter G inside a cartouche sits squarely above the entrance at the center of the Federal Style building. Its plainer surfaces with attenuated detail isolated in panels, tablets and friezes were influenced by the archaeological diggings in Pompeii and Herculaneum. The Masonic Temple and Scottish Rite Cathedral stands across the Roman Catholic Church in High American Neoclassical Style counterpointed against the Neoclassical Mudejar Style of the church. _____ Marker Text: Gusali ng Iloilo-Acacia Masonic Lodge No. 11 Itinayo ang gusali ng lohiya sa pangunguna ni WB Thomas N. Powell, 1927–1928. Ginamit bilang himpilan ng mga sundalong Hapon noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Isinaayos, 1945 at pinasinayaan bilang Iloilo-Acacia Lodge, No. 11, 1947. Date Unveiled: February 9, 2018
	Sentrong Pamilihan ng Kalibo	Kalibo Shopping Center		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Sentrong Pangmag-aaral ng Josefa Segovia	Josefa Segovia Student Center		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Sentrong Simbahang Baptist	Baptist Center Church		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Silay Outdoor at Eco-Tourism Area	Silay Outdoor and Eco-Tourism Area	Patag Hospital; Soreta	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental
	Simbahan at Kumbento ng Santa Barbara	Parish Church of Santa Barbara and Convent	Simbahan kag Kumbento sang Santa Barbara; Santa Barbara Church	Region VI	Santa Barbara	Iloilo	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP	The Church, of Baroque-Renaissance style, is together with the convento or rectory and other elements of the complex one of the best preserved examples of Spanish colonial church architecture in the province, and is emblematic of the unique, outstanding, and intact quality and historical, cultural and artistic significance of the Augustinian churches of the Western Visayas dating from that period. The historic Church and Convent of Santa Barbara were constructed in 1849 under Fr. Francis Aguerria, OSA; continued by Fr. Mateo Rodriguez from 1855 to 1873; and, finally finished in 1878 by Fr. Calixto Fernandez. The church shows distinct Baroque-Renaissance architecture of Spanish colonial vintage making it one of the unique concrete examples of the style in Panay. The Church and Convent of Santa Barbara are historically located in the town of Santa Barbara where the "first cry of the Revolution of 1896" was first heard in Panay. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 10-2013, and a National Historical Landmark by virtue of National Historical Institute Resolution No. 1, s. 1990 Marker Text: Simbahan at Kumbento ng Santa Barbara Ipinatayo sa pangangasiwa ni Padre Francisco Aguerria, OSA, sa patronato ni Santa Barbara Virgen y Martir 1849; ipinagpatuloy ni Padre Mateo Rodriguez, 1855–1873; natapos sa pamumuno ni Padre Calixto Fernandez, 1878. Ginamit bilang himpilan ng “Ejercito Libertador” na pinamunuan ni Hen. Martin Teofilo Delgado nang itinatag ang Pamahalaang Rebolusyonaryo sa Visayas, 17 Nobyembre 1898. Ipinahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan sa bisa ng NHI Resolusyon Blg. 1, 6 Hulyo 1990. Year Unveiled: 2012
	Simbahan at Seminaryo ng Banal na Puso ng Bacolod	Sacred Heart Church and Seminary of Bacolod	Lupit Church / Seminary	Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Its magnificent architecture is obviously European inspired, its high ceilings and its tall antena like building might let you think you're inside a Gothic church but built with cement. Its interiors are much appreciated and from the outside might let you think it's a town church back in the United States in a remote town, even though it's a church it looks much like a cathedral, the church has mini chapels on the sides of the Cathedral which are in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary Source: http://wikitravel.org/en/Bacolod
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Guadalupe ng Valladolid	Parish Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe of Valladolid		Region VI	Valladolid	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The church was built in 1852. Local materials such as coral stones were used in its construction. The church is considered as the biggest in the island of Negros at that time. To me, the longest, church in the province. The parish priest, however, decided to build a wall that shortened the church and to fill the seats during mass. The original altar, at the back of that wall, is now a Prayer House. Nearby, is the meditation house. On the southern part of the church is the new "convento" where the parish priest lives but around it are the ruins of the old walls that were left untouched for century. Source: https://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Philippines/Negros/blog-813629.html
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Kapayapaan at Mabuting Paglalakbay ng Lapaz	Parish Church of Nuestra Señora de la Paz y Buenviaje of Lapaz	Lapaz Church	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Kapayapaan ng La Carlota \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng La Carlota	Parish Church of Our Lady of Peace of La Carlota \| Ang Simbahan ng La Carlota Marker	Simbahan sang La Carlota; Our Lady Of Peace And Good Voyage Parish; La Carlota Church	Region VI	La Carlota City	Negros Occidental	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Marker Text: Ang Simbahan ng La Carlota Dating kapilyang gawa sa kawayan at kogon noong 1870. Itinalaga noong 1873 bilang unang pari nito si P. Eustaquio Cascarro. Ang panulukang bato ng kasalukuyang simbahan ay inilagay noong 1876, nang itatag bilang parokya ang La Carlota. Yari sa kurales at mga laryong buhay sa Silay at inialay sa Birhen ng Kapayapaan. Ito ay natapos noong 1877 sa tulong ng mga mananampalataya. Date Unveiled: December 1, 2011 _____ Façade built of bricks and limestone, built in late 1800’s. The interior has several renovation happened from ceilings to floor and altar. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Simbahan ng Kabanal-banalang Paglilihi ng Tanza, Iloilo	Parish Church of Immaculate Conception of Tanza. Iloilo		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Simbahan ng Lumang Poblacion	Old Poblacion Church		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Simbahan ng Monasteryo ng Discalced Carmelite	Discalced Carmelite Monastery Church	Saint Joseph the Worker Parish	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Simbahan ng Navalas	Navalas Church		Region VI	Buenavista	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Simbahan ng Pamantasan	University Church		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Simbahan ng San Isidro Labrador ng Binalbagan	Parish Church of San Isidro Labrador of Binalbagan		Region VI	Binalbagan	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	This was built in the early 1900’s as the parish church of the municipality of Binalabagan and is currently under the Diocese of Bacolod. There are series of renovation happened but the floorings of the building are original machuca tiles. There are exposed ceiling beams in the building that adds to the aesthetic feature of the church similar to San Carlos Parish Church. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Simbahan ng San Joaquin, Iloilo \| Palatandaan ng Makasaysayang Simbahan ng San Joaquin	Parish Church of San Joaquin, Iloilo \| Makasaysayang Simbahan ng San Joaquin Marker	Simbahan sang San Joaquin	Region VI	San Joaquin	Iloilo	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Makasaysayang Simbahan ng San Joaquin Sa bisa ng pagpapatibay ng Pambansang Suriang Pangkasaysayan noong Setyembre 22, 1977 na binigyan ng karapatan ng Kautusan ng Pangulo ng Pilipinas bilang 260, Agosto 1, 1973 na sinusugan ng Kautusan ng Pangulo bilang 375, Enero 14, 1974, ang simbahang ito ay ipinahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan. Year Unveiled: 1980 _____ The main church in town, a Roman Catholic parish was constructed in 1859 and completed in 1869 by Spanish friar Tomas Santaren, of the Augustinian Order. The church is unique among those in the Philippines for its large pediment featuring a military scene, the Spanish victory over the Moors in the Battle of Tetuan. The National Historical Institute listed the church as a National Cultural Treasure.
	Simbahan ng San Jose Placer	Parish Church of San Jose Placer	Simbahan sang San Jose; San Jose Church	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - Local Heritage or Legacy Buildings, Structures or Sites, Iloilo City	San Jose Church began as a small Jesuit chapel in 1607. It later passed on to the Dominicans before the Augustinians finally took over. In 1873 repair and enlargement began on the church which was made of light material. In 1893 two bell towers were added, one with a clock and the other a barometer. In 1945 the church was restored under Engineer Mariano Cacho following plan by Fr. David Caseres. The altars were gilded by Fr. Jesus Fernandez. In 1982 a marble floor was laid on the main altar area under the direction of Fr. Gilbert Centina.
	Simbahan ng San Juan Bautista ng Bago	Parish Church of Saint John the Baptist of Bago		Region VI	Bago City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The Augustinian Fr. Geronimo Marin founded it as a visita of Binalbagan on June 24, 1557. The parish of Sum-ag was also under its administration until 1853. The barrios of Zarragoza (Ma-ao), Napoles and Sta. Teresa were entrusted to its care in 1880. When Ma-ao became an independent mission-parish in 1894, the parish of Bago had the barrios of Calumangan, Napoles, Sagasa and Caridad under its parochial administration. The Recollects arrived to administer the parish of Bago in 1882. Father Manuel Beloso was the first Recollect parish priest assigned in 1882 until 1883. He was succeeded by Ramon Alegria in 1883 and Fr. Vicente Abrego in 1884.Father Juan Bautista Pereda, parish priest from 1884 to 1889, started the construction of the bigger and stronger church in 1886. Father Leon Ochoa was the last Recollect missionary assigned in 1898. The Revolutionary army of General Juan Araneta captured him along with other Recollect missionaries when the Revolution broke out on November 5, 1898. The absence of the Recollect missionaries favored the conversion of many people to Aglipayan sect in this town. Source: http://negrosrecollectchurches.blogspot.com/2011/08/saint-john-baptist-parish-church-bago.html
	Simbahan ng San Juan de Nepomuceno ng Anini-y \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Anini-y	Parish Church of San Juan de Nepomuceno of Anini-y \| Simbahan ng Anini-y Marker	Simbahan kang Anini-y; Anini-y Church	Region VI	Anini-y	Antique	Marked Structure, NHCP	Anini-y Church of the San Juan de Nepomuceno Parish is the only preserved Spanish colonial church in Antique, originally built by the Augustinian Friars. The church’s first structure is 33m x 13m and was built around 1630-1638. Close to the original church, the present coral structure on the other hand is 48m x 12.5m and was built in 1845. In 1879, Fr. Jeronimo V. Aquerin completed the present complex. Anini-y Church is a Philippine baroque-style church made of coralline limestone (commonly, coral stone) consolidated with lime. Its façade is divided by two pilasters into three bays. In the middle is the massive doorway (processional door) topped with a round arch, lined with rosette relief carvings. The side bays are both punctured with rosette-edged round-arch niches with the statues of St. John and Mother Mary, respectively. It was recognized with a Level II Historical Marker by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP; formerly NHI) in 2003. Marker Text: Simbahan ng Anini-y Ipinatayo ng mga Agustino malapit sa kasalukuyang pook, 1630–1638. Ang kasalukuyang simbahan na yaring koral, ipinatayo 1845. Ipinatayo ni P. Jeronimo V. Alquerin ang kumbento, 1879. Sinakop ng mga Aglipayano, 1902. Napasailalim ng Mill Hill Fathers ng Inglatera ang pangangasiwa ng simbahan. Napinsala noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig at bagyo 1973. Date Unveiled: August 5, 2004
	Simbahan ng San Judas Tadeo ng Kalibo	Parish Church of Saint Jude Thaddeus of Kalibo	Saint Jude Thaddeus Parish	Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Simbahan ng San Klemente ng Lapaz, Iloilo	Parish Church of Saint Clement of Lapaz, Iloilo	Saint Clement's Church	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Simbahan ng San Nicolas de Tolentino ng Talisay	Parish Church of San Nicolas de Tolentino of Talisay		Region VI	Talisay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The first church of Talisay was first bult by Fr. Fernando Cuenca. Although it was made of light materials, it was the biggest and the most beautiful in the whole Negros. His dream of finishing the church was cut shirt because of his untimely death. Fr. Miguel Garcia succeeded Fr. Cuenca and was responsible for the completion of the church and the construction of the Talisay convent. The present church that we have was the third church to be built in the town. The first two which were built before did not last long because of poor quality materials used in the construction. It has to be renovated to cope up to the demands of time and the increasing growth and the parishioners. Source: https://web.facebook.com/Minuluantalisay/posts/319161465093024?_rdc=1&_rdr
	Simbahan ng San Vicente Ferrer ng Nueva Valencia	Parish Church of Saint Vincent Ferrer of Nueva Valencia	Nueva Valencia Church; Simbahan ng Nueva Valencia	Region VI	Nueva Valencia	Guimaras	Registered Property, Province of Guimaras
	Simbahan ng Santa Ana ng Molo \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Molo	Parish Church of Saint Anne of Molo \| Simbahan ng Molo Marker	Simbahan sang Molo; Molo Church	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	RESOLUTION NO. 4, S. 1993 DECLARING THE MOLO CHURCH IN MOLO, ILOILO CITY, A NATIONAL HISTORICAL LANDMARK 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, the district of Molo in Iloilo City is known as the “Athens of the Philippines” because of the numerous educational institutions within the area, and the cradle of leaders because it has been supplying leaders in Iloilo and the country in the field of politics, economic and finance, education, business and industry, art and literature; WHEREAS, one of the important landmarks of Molo is its Catholic Church which stands in front of the district’s well-planned plaza; WHEREAS, the first church, which was made of tabique pampango and with roof of tiles, was destroyed and replaced by a temporary church in 1863 by Fr. Jose Ma. Sichon, the parish priest; WHEREAS, the plans of the present church were prepared in 1866, approved by Bishop Mariano Cuartero in 1869, and built thereafter; WHEREAS, the patroness of the church is St. Anne, mother of Mary, and along the nave of the church are lined sixteen nearly life-size images of women saints, so that the church is known as the “Church of Women”; WHEREAS, Dr. Jose Rizal visited Molo on his way from Dapitan to Manila in 1896, and dropped by the church to see the interiors which were painted with Biblical scenes; WHEREAS, the church, made of coral rock and of Gothic Renaissance, served as the center of evacuation for the district during World War II and was lightly damaged during Liberation; 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 Molo Church in Molo, Iloilo City, a National Historical Landmark. APPROVED: April 6, 1993 _____ Marker Text: Simbahan ng Molo Unang ipinagawang yari sa tabique pampango na may bubong na tisa. Pinalitan ng pansamantalang simbahang yari sa nipa ni P. Jose Ma. Sichon, 1863. Iniharap ang plano ng pagpapatayo ng simbahang bato, 1866; inaprobahan ni Obispo Mariano Cuartero, 1869. Ang kasalukuyang simbahan na may arkitektura na istilong Gothic Renaissance ay ipinatayo agad makaraang aprobahan ang plano nito. Iniaalay sa karangalan ni Santa Ana. Ito ay nakilalang simbahan ng mga kababaihan dahilan sa may 16 na imahen ng mga santa. Dinalaw ni Dr. Jose Rizal dahilan sa mga biblikong pinta, 1896. Nagsilbing sentro ng ebakwasyon noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Bahagyang nasira noong liberasyon. Inayos ni Reb. P. Manuel Alba sa tulong ng mga mananampalataya makaraan ang liberasyon. Year Unveiled: 1992
	Simbahan ng Santa Magdalena ng Hinigaran	Parish Church of Santa Maria Magdalena of Hinigaran	Santa Magdalena Parish; Hinigaran Church	Region VI	Hinigaran	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Built in the early 1800’s at the town of Hinigaran, church is made out of corals, limestone and bricks. Series of renovation happened inside the church. Floors was change into ceramic tiles and fancy gold and silver inlaid on the altar. It has a baptismal marble font and the railings beside used to be part of the pulpit. Side entrance and wall made out of limestone and corals. Thick walls serves as buttress of the church. Source: Mr. Raymond Bayot Alunan
	Simbahan ng Santa Monica ng Pan-ay \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Pan-ay	Parish Church of Santa Monica of Pan-ay \| Church of Pan-ay Marker	Simbahan sang Santa Monica sa Pan-ay; Pan-ay Church	Region VI	Panay	Capiz	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP	RESOLUTION NO. 3, S. 1997 DECLARING THE CHURCH OF SANTA MONICA IN PAN-AY, CAPIZ 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, Pan-ay, originally called Bamban, was established as a town with Santa Monica as its patron saint in 1572 by the Augustinians, and became the capital of the province of Capiz for two centuries; WHEREAS, the first church of Pan-ay, which was made of light materials, was constructed in 1774 by Fr. Miguel Murgia, but was heavily damaged by typhoon in 1875; WHEREAS, the present church, measuring 70 meters long, 25 meters wide and 18 meters high, was built under the direction of Fr. Jose Beloso in 1884; WHEREAS, Fr. Jose Beloso commissioned Don Juan Reina to cast a bell from seventy sacks of coins donated by the townspeople for the church's five-story bell tower in 1878; WHEREAS, this bell, the biggest in the country, measures seven feet in diameter, five feet in height and weighs 10,400 kilograms; WHEREAS, the coral stone church is a fine example of Philippine colonial Baroque architecture with Neo-Classic influences; NOW, THEREFORE, the National Historical Institute, by virtue of the power 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 Church of Santa Monica in Pan-ay, Capiz as a National Historical Landmark. Approved: October 15, 1997 _____ Marker Text: Church of Pan-ay Pan-ay, originally called Bamban, was established in 1572. The first church, constructed in 1774 by Fr. Miguel Murguia, was heavily damaged by typhoon in 1875. The present church was constructed in 1884 under the direction of Fr. Jose Beloso who commissioned Don Juan Reina to cast a bell for the church from seventy sacks of coins donated by the townspeople. This bell, the biggest in the Philippines, measures seven feet in diameter, five feet in height, and weighs 10,400 kilograms. By virtue of NHI Board Resolution No. 3, S. 1997, this church is declared a National Historical Landmark. Date Unveiled: December 6, 1997
	Simbahan ng Santa Monica ng Pavia	Parish Church of Santa Monica of Pavia	Pavia Church	Region VI	Pavia	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Pavia, Iloilo	The Santa Monica Parish Church was designed and built by the Augustinian friars and completed in 1888, predating the separation from Jaro into a self-governing unit of the Municipality of Pavia in 1921. The design is inspired from the 11th-century Basilica of San Michele Maggiore (St. Michael Archangel) of Pavia, Italy, with Romanesque-Byzantine influence on its facade decorated with semi-circular arched windows and entrances. It stands tall at the heart of Pavia and has a simple design with a rectangular shaped-floor plan and a barrel-shaped alcove at the back of the church. This is the only church in Panay Island that is made entirely of red bricks.
	Simbahan ng Santa Teresita ng Batang Hesus ng Iloilo	Parish Church of Saint Therese of the Child Jesus of Santa Teresita, Iloilo	Santa Teresita Church	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Simbahan ng Santo Niño ng Cadiz	Parish Church of Santo Niño of Cadiz	Santo Niño Parish Church; Cadiz Church	Region VI	Cadiz City	Negros Occidental	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Simbahan ng Santo Tomas de Villanueva ng Dao	Parish Church of Saint Thomas of Villanova of Dao	Dao Parish (Saint Thomas of Villanova); Simbahan ng Dao	Region VI	Dao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property, Municipality of Dao, Capiz (per Municipal Ordinance No. 2016-003, s. 2016)
	Simbahan ng Santo Tomas de Villanueva ng Miagao \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Miagao	Parish Church of Santo Tomas de Villanueva of Miagao \| Miagao Church Marker	Simbahan nga Barok sa Pilipinas - Simbahan sang Miag-ao; Baroque Churches of the Philippines; Miagao Church; Miag-ao Church	Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	UNESCO World Heritage Site; National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Local Cultural Property, Municipality of Miagao (per Municipal Resolution No. 2012-051; Executive Order 2012-28); Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao	Marker Texts: Miagao Church Construction of this church began in 1787 while Fray Francisco M. Gonzales, O.S.A. was Parish Priest of this town and Domingo Libo-on was Gobernadorcillo. The Church was completed in 1797. It served as fortress against Muslim raiders. In 1898, during the Revolution, the Church was destroyed. Subsequently rebuilt, it was damaged by file in 1910. It was badly damaged by earthquake in 1948. Restoration work began in 1960 and completed in 1962, during the term of office of Most Rev. Dr. Jose Ma. Cuenco, D.D. Metropolitan Archbishop of Jaro, of Msgr. Fernando S. Javillo, O.P., Parish Priest of this town and Dioscoro Mueda, Municipal Mayor. Date Unveiled: February 16, 1963 _____ Simbahan ng Miag-ao Sa bisa ng Kautusan ng Pangulo Bilang 260, Agosto 1,1973 na sinusugan ng Kautusan Bilang 375, Enero 14, 1974, ito ay ipinahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan. Date Unveiled: April 14, 1977
	Simbahang Ebanghelikal ng Jaro	Jaro Evangelical Church		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Simboryo	Simborio		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Situated near the sugar cane fields, this simborio (smokestack) once served the sugar industry in the area.
	Sine Ritz	Ritz Theatre		Region VI	Bacolod City	Highly Urbanized CIty	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)
	Sining ni Fel	Fel’s Art		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Sistema ng Pag-ipon ng Tubig-Ulan ng Pulo ng Molocaboc	Molocaboc Island Rainwater Collection System		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	There is no source of fresh water in the island. Residents collect rain water, which they gather from their roof. These roof drainages goes straight to the large vases which serve as water reservoir. These large earthen jars for water catchment serve as their water tanks. They also use cheesecloth to filter the water before they stock it in these jars.
	Suriang Quezon - Capiz TB Pavilion	Quezon Institute - Capiz TB Pavilion (1948)		Region VI		Capiz	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Suriang Quezon - Iloilo TB Pavilion	Quezon Institute - Iloilo TB Pavilion (1938)	Philippine Tuberculosis Society, Inc. Iloilo	Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil; Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Sutoniel’s Piña Cloth at mga Produktong Katutubo	Sutoniel’s Piña Cloth and Native Products		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Swisong Tsalet ng Gay Loring	Gay Loring Swiss Chalet		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Syano Art Link	Syano Art Link		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Art museum and gallery by the beach. The place exhibits the works of a local artist and hang-out for creative minds. The art place was established by Nunelucio Alvarado, a Sagaynon who is currently based in Metro Manila.
	Tahanan ni Tan Pedro Monteclaro	Tan Pedro Monteclaro Residence		Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Man-made Heritage: Local Historical Landmark
	Talabahan	Talabahan		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Locals have constructed an oyster farm in the river. Old oyster shells are tied together and hung on bamboo stilts which are placed under the water for other oysters to attach to them. It usually takes 7 months before the residents can harvest them. After removing the meat from the shell, the shells are used again for oyster farm. Local tourists come here to harvest and eat the oysters. They are being sold for P150 per bucket.
	Talon ng Columbia	Columbia Waterfalls		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Although the Columbia Waterfalls has strong flow which drop into a large pool, the river is used by several carabaos for bathing. One would also have to traverse through rough roads that cut into sugarcane fields to reach the falls. If the roads aren't covered with muds, a vehicle may reach the area and one wouldn't be required to walk a short distance only.
	Talon ng Sugmawon	Sugmawon Waterfalls		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	The Sugmawon Falls look like a clip straight out of Fern Gully. Tucked in a quiet corner of the city, this verdant oasis seems to invite anyone to take in and enjoy the pour. At the time of the field work, the access to the bottom part of the falls is a very steep and dangerous descent.
	Talon ng Talithi	Talithi Waterfalls		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	Found in the southern part of the city and towering at around 100 feet, the Tahiti Falls is perennial waterfall that feeds the mighty Himoga-an River. Talithi, which means "drizzle", this waterdall lives up to its name by providing ample moisture creative lush greenery. Some sections of the river shows potential for tubing, or even white water rafting.
	Talyer Visayas ng Strachan at McMurray	Taller Visayas de Strachan and McMurray		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Tamagos	Tamagos		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Tanggapan ng Koryo at Telegrap ng Silay	Silay Post Telegraph Office	Post Office	Region VI	Silay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Silay City
	Taytay Boni	Taytay Boni		Region VI	Miagao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Miagao, Iloilo	Man-made Heritage: Local Historical Site
	Tinapay at Mantikilya	Bread and Butter		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Tore at Lakaran ng Molocaboc Daku	Molocaboc Daku Tower and Boardwalk		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	The 1.5 KM boardwalk that stretches from Molocaboc Daku to the towe is made of dead corals and cement. The watch tower is situated near the Abalone Marine sanctuary. The walkway is exposed during low tide but hides under the water, up to knee depth, during high tide. Although it has been destroyed by typhoon Yolanda there are plans to repair and even improve it for tourism purposes.
	Tsalet ng Concepcion	Concepcion Chalet		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Tsiminea ng Muscovado Mill ng Calatrava	Calatrava Muscovado Mill Chimnney		Region VI	Calatrava	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	Adjacent to the Municipal hall, this used to serve as the exhaust for the former muscovado mill. It has a crown design chimney tip, made out of bricks. Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Tulay Balucuan	Balucuan Bridge		Region VI	Dao	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Property, Municipality of Dao, Capiz (per Municipal Ordinance No. 2016-003, s. 2016)
	Tulay Carpenter	Carpenter's Bridge		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Tulay Forbes	Forbes' Bridge		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Iloilo City
	Tulay Harrison	Harrison Bridge		Region VI	Himamaylan City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	An American design bridge built to connect from one town to the other during the commonwealth era Distinctive design of the Harisson bridge was the circle design Harisson Bridge 1920’s Source: Mr. Raymond Alunan Bayot
	Tulay ng Kalibo	Kalibo Bridge		Region VI	Kalibo	Aklan	Registered Property, Municipality of Kalibo, Aklan
	Veloria Squid Rings	Veloria Squid Rings		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	The production site of Sagay's OTOP - One Town One Product. Here, a demonstration of the whole process can be witnessed and at the end of the visit, ne my opt to buy the tasty snack.
	Victorias Golf at Country Club	Victorias Golf and Country Club		Region VI	Victorias City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Province of Negros Occidental	The Par 72 course has long and straight fairways for the front nine and rolling fairways with ravines at the back. Its facilities include a practice putting green, tee house and a clubhouse. The clubhouse also serves as restaurant and where the locker and shower facilities are located. Source: http://www.victoriasmilling.com/about_us/history http://www.choosephilippines.com/do/adventures-and-sports/3076/victorias-golf-and-country-club
	Yungib ng Cabiao	Cabiao Cave		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	The cave of its own is in bad shape - stalactites and stalagmites can no longer be found anywhere inside and graffiti are inscribed on its walls. The tall trees near the cave entrance, on the other hand, give one a somewhat forest feel because of some secondary growth.
	Yungib ng Puro Ipil-ipil	Puro Ipil-Ipil Cave		Region VI	Sagay City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, Sagay City	During low tide, fresh water can be seen flowing out of the mouth of the small cave which flows towards the stream that leads to the sea.
	Bantayog ni Alberto Perlas	Alberto Perlas Monument		Region VI	Passi City	Iloilo	Registered Property, City of Passi, Iloilo	It personifies the late Lieutenant Alberto P. Perlas who fought for freedom against the Japanese soldiers running the train at Barangay Bita-ogan, Passi City.
	Entablado	Bandstand		Region VI	Passi City	Iloilo	Registered Property, City of Passi, Iloilo	It is a restored tangible monument of Plaza Paloma.
	Gusaling Gabaldon	Gabaldon Building		Region VI	Passi City	Iloilo	Registered Property, City of Passi, Iloilo	Repaired.
	Ipunan ng Tubig	Watershed		Region VI	Passi City	Iloilo	Registered Property, City of Passi, Iloilo	It is planted with different species of hard wood and fruit trees for the purpose of preserving underground water resources.
	Istatwa ni Jose Rizal	Jose Rizal Statue		Region VI	Passi City	Iloilo	Registered Property, City of Passi, Iloilo	It serves as symbol of patriotism and nationalism.
	Lumang Bahay Pamahalaan	Old Municipal Building		Region VI	Passi City	Iloilo	Registered Property, City of Passi, Iloilo	Restored.
	Malalaking Hakbangan ng Mataas na Paaralang Pambansa ng Passi	Monumental Steps of Passi National High School		Region VI	Passi City	Iloilo	Registered Property, City of Passi, Iloilo
	Struktura at Sagisag ng Pagsalubong	Welcome Structure & Emblem		Region VI	Passi City	Iloilo	Registered Property, City of Passi, Iloilo	It is considered the legendary landmark of the last town of the province of Iloilo.
	Tulay ng Daang-bakal	Railway Bridge		Region VI	Passi City	Iloilo	Registered Property, City of Passi, Iloilo
	Kapitolyong Panlalawigan ng Capiz	Capiz Provincial Capitol	Kapitolyo ng Capiz	Region VI	Roxas City	Capiz	Marked Structure, NHCP; Local Cultural Property - Important Cultural Property of the Province of Capiz (per Provincial Ordinance No. 069, series of 2019; 2019-2022)	The Capiz Provincial Capitol was one of the 31 provincial capitols built following the design and specifications of Architect William E. Parsons. The capitol was a two-story reinforced concrete structure topped by a roof of flat clay tiles. The windows were extended to the floor and used translucent Capiz shells for window panels. The reinforced concrete building adhered to the neoclassical style characterized by a colonnaded portico lined by two unfluted columns of the Ionic order. The entablature was topped at the center by a broken scroll pediment containing the Commonwealth Coat of Arms surmounted by an American Eagle, an emblem used between 1935 to 1940. Marker Text: Kapitolyo ng Capiz Ipinatayo na yari sa kahoy. Ipinaayos ni Simplicio Jugo Vidal, unang Gobernador ng Capiz, 1901-1903. Dulot ng malakas na bagyo, muling ipinaayos na yari sa kongkreto sa panunungkulan ni Gob. Jose Cortez Altavas, at natapos 1911. Idinagdag ang ikatlong palapag, 1945-1949. Pinanatili ang disenyong agila na nakaukit sa harapan ng gusali bilang sagisag ng ugnayan ng pilipinas at estados unidos sa ilalim ng rehimeng amerikano. Date: April 22, 2022
	Bantayog ni Rizal sa Lungsod ng Roxas	Rizal Monument Roxas City	Dr. Jose P. Rizal Monument	Region VI	Roxas City	Capiz	Local Cultural Property - Important Cultural Property of the Province of Capiz (per Provincial Ordinance No. 069, series of 2019; 2019-2022)	The monument was built in 1901 and was erected in the left side of the Capitol building back in June 19, 1911 to celebrate the 50th birthday of Rizal. During the Second World War, the monument was spared with bullet holes and shrapnel. Thus, engraved on the foothold are words: "Justicia (justice), Libertad (liberty), and Patria (patriotism)," which were a manifestation of respect that the former Governor Altavas had for Rizal (Inocencio, n.d..)
	Palatandaan ng Bayan ng Batan	Bayan ng Batan Marker		Region VI	Batan	Aklan	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Bayan ng Batan Dating kilala bilang Batang, punong bayan ng Sacup (Lalawigan) ng Aklan at sentro ng pakikipagkalakalan noong bago dumating ang mga Kastila. Encomienda ni Miguel Rodriguez, 1591; bayang eklesiastiko, 1601; isinama sa bayan ng Aclan (ngayon ay kalibo), 1603. Naging bayang nagsasarili, 1789. Naging unang gobernadorsilyo si don martin dionisio. Naging bahagi ng bagong tatag na bayan ng New Washington, 1903. Muling itinatag bilang nagsasariling bayan sa pagpupunyagi ng noon ay Ispiker Manuel A. Roxas ng Lehislatura ng Pilipinas, 1931.
	Pagawaan ng Palayok	Pottery Making		Region VI; Region III	Pavia; Calumpit	Iloilo; Bulacan	Registered Property, Municipality of Pavia, Iloilo; Registered Property, Province of Bulacan	Significance in Calumpit: Transformation of mass into glazed decorative ceramics
	Simbahan ng San Isidro Labrador ng Zamboanguita \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Zamboanguita	Parish Church of San Isidro Labrador of Zamboanguita \| Simbahan ng Zamboanguita Marker	Zamboanguita Church	Region VII	Zamboanguita	Negros Oriental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Zamboanguita Itinatag ng mga Agustinong Rekoletos bilang bisita ng Dauin, 1850. Naging parokya sa patronato ni San Isidro Labrador, Mayo 21, 1866. Itinalagang unang kura paroko si P. Faustino Sanchez, 1866-1867. Sinimulang itayo ang simbahang mamposteria sa pangunguna ni P. Laureano Navarro, 1871-1880; Ipinagpatuloy ni P. Lorenzo Cordon, 1887-18902; at natapos sa pamumuno ni P. Manuel Fernandez Gamboa, 1890-1897. Pinamahalaan ng mga Agustinong Rekoletos, 1850-1898, 1908-1982; at ng mga paring sekular, 1898-1908, 1982. Idinagdag ang kongkretong kampanaryo, 1950. Date Unveiled: August 29, 2019
	Simbahan ng San Nicolas de Tolentino ng Dauin \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Dauin	Parish Church of Saint Nicolas of Tolentino of Dauin \| Simbahan ng Dauin Marker	Dauin Church	Region VII	Dauin	Negros Oriental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Dauin Itinatag bilang parokya sa patronato ni San Nicolas de Tolentino sa pamamahala ng mga paring sekular, 1820. Nalipat sa pangangasiwa ng mga Agustinong Rekoletos, 1857. Sinimulang itayo ang kasalukuyang simbahan bato sa pangunguna ni Fray Manuel Navarro, 1857-1864, ipinagpatuloy ni Fray Tomas Gonzales, 1864-1874, at isinaayos ni Fray Manuel Cabriada, 1874-1898. Nilisan ng mga Agustinong Rekoletos, 1898. Pinamahalaan ng mga paring sekular, 1901-1912. Muling pinangasiwaan ng mga Agustinong Rekoletos. 1912-1969. Nasunog, 1943, at isinaayos, 1951. Inilipat sa Pamamahala ng mga paring sekular ng Diyosesis ng Dumaguete, 1969. Date Unveiled: August 29, 2019
	Ampao	Ampao	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bahay Marfori	Marfori House		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bahay ni Florencio Noel	Florencio Noel House	Ang Dakong Balay	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bahay ni Marcial Noel	Marcial Noel House		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bahay ni Maximo Noel	Maximo Noel House		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bahay Sato	Sato House		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bahay Silva	Silva House		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bahay Valenciana (Tumaliwan)	Valenciana (Tumaliwan) House		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bahay Villarosa	Villarosa House		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bahay Yap	Yap House		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bantayan	Watchtower	Bantayan sa Hari	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bantayog ng Kristong Hari	Christ the King Monument		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bantayog ng Monsinyor Camomot	Monsignor Camomot Shrine	Msgr. Camomot Shrine	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bantayog ni Leon Kilat	Leon Kilat Monument		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bantayog ni Rizal sa Carcar	Rizal Monument Carcar	Jose Rizal Monument	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bocarillo	Bocarillo	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Bukal ng Mainit Mabugnao	Mainit Mabugnao Springs		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Burol ng Camari	Camari Hill		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Chicharon	Chicharon	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Kolehiyo ng Santa Catalina	Saint Catherine College		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Kumbento ng Santa Catalina ng Alejandria	St. Catherine of Alexandria Convent		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Maliit na Isla ng Bolinawan	Bolinawan Islet		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Museo ng Lungsod ng Carcar	Carcar City Museum		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Paaralang Elementarya ng Uplad	Upland Elementary School		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Palanguyan ng Lungsod ng Carcar	Carcar City Swimming Pool		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Pista ng Acacia	Acacia Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation
	Pista ng Amakan	Amakan Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation A. Street Dancing B. Ritual Showdown
	Pista ng Bolinaw	Bolinaw Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation. A. Street Dancing B. Ritual Showdown
	Pista ng Buhilaman	Buhilaman Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation A. Street Dancing B. Ritual Showdown
	Pista ng Daro	Daro Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation A. Street Dancing B. Ritual Showdown
	Pista ng Kabkaban	Kabkaban Festival		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation: a. Street Dancing b. Ritual Showdown. The Festival is held on the Sunday before the annual town fiesta of November 25
	Pista ng Kalamboan	Kalamboan Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation: A. Street Dancing B. Ritual showdown. The Kalamboan Festival being Celebrated every 2nd week of May
	Pista ng Patubigan	Patubigan Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation: A. Street Dancing B. Ritual Showdown
	Pista ng Pinya	Pinya Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation: A. Street Dancing B. Ritual Showdown
	Pista ng Sapatos	Sapatos Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation: A. Street Dancing B. Ritual Showdown. Being Celebrated in every second week of August
	Pista ng Sundang	Sundang Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation: A. Street Dancing B. Ritual Showdown
	Pista ng Tagakan	Tagakan Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation: A. Street Dancing B. Ritual Showdown
	Pista ng Takoy	Takoy Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation: A. Street Dancing B. Ritual Showdown
	Pista ng Tsenelas	Tsenelas Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation: A. Street Dancing B. Ritual showdown
	Pista ng Yobyob-Haha	Yobyob-Haha Festival	-	Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Cultural Presentation: A. Street Dancing B. Ritual Showdown
	Rotonda ng Carcar	Carcar Rotunda		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Simbahan ng Santa Catalina ng Alejandria	St. Catherine of Alexandria Church		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Yungib ng Guadalupe	Guadalupe Caves		Region VII	Carcar CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu
	Altares	Altares		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol	Altares is a musical tradition carried out just before the Pontifical Mass.
	Bolibongkingking	Bolibongkingking		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol	Bolibongkingking is a ritual dance that is executed to commemorate the Virgin's healing of the people during the cholera outbreak. It is also believed to be a healing ritual. Its name is an onomatopoeic reference to the sound of the guimbao, the drum (bolibong), and the agong, the gong (kingking).
	Calenda	Calenda		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol	Calenda is a musical tradition where a male teenager sings the Visayan song, "Januarii Octavo Calenda." This piece is sung entirely in the plainsong tradition. This serves as the boy's rite of passage for becoming a member of the Loboc Band. The song is about the history of the world, from Creation to the coming of Jesus Christ. This song has been handed down from generation to generation. It is also believed to begin around 1870s. The Loboc Band was established sometime in 1871.
	Gozos	Songs of Praise		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol	Gozos are songs of praise and joy in Spanish and Visayan language. Churchgoers sing this after the novena and sometimes before the daily mass starts.
	Hugos	Hugos		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol	"Hugos" or "to hang", is a re-enactment of Mary and Jesus' meeting at the dawn of Easter Sunday and when Angel Gabriel came down from heaven to proclaim the good news of Jesus' resurrection.
	Kuradang	Kuradang		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol	Kuradang is a quaint Visayan dance. A pair of dancers perform this in weddings and community gatherings.
	Misa Pastorela	Misa Pastorela		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol	Misa Pastorela is a Latin Mass. It is celebrated on Christmas Eve and is sung with the accompaniment of the band and the orchestra.
	Paghahanda ng Kilawin Kabaw	Preparing Kilawin Kabaw		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol
	Pagluluto ng Adobong Kabaw	Cooking Adobong Kabaw		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol
	Pagluluto ng Chicharon Kabaw	Cooking Chicharon Kabaw		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol
	Pagluluto ng Nilubihang Alimango	Cooking Nilubihang Alimango	Cooking Crab in Coconut Milk	Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol
	Pagtanum ug Humay	Pagtanum ug Humay	Pagtatanim ng Palay	Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol
	Pista ng Santa Cecilia	Feast of Santa Cecilia		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol
	Serenata	Serenata		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol	The Serenata of Bohol is a cantata with a pastoral subject.
	Suroy sa Musikero	Suroy sa Musikero		Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Registered Property, Municipality of Loboc, Bohol	Suroy sa Musikero is a Loboc tradition of caroling. "Suroy" means "to go around." The group sings a mixture of Spanish, Latin and Visayan songs but are not limited to Christmas songs. The host may also request any song from them.
	113-taong-gulang na Puno ng Manaktak – Canlumacad \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	113-year-old Manaktak Tree – Canlumacad \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	250-taong-gulang na Puno ng Paho – Kandamiang \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	205-year-old Paho Tree – Kandamiang \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legendsg		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Adelfa (pinaniniwalaang itinatanim para ang mga dalaga ay tumandang walang asawa) \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Adelfa (believed to be planted for ladies to become old maids) \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	believed to be planted for ladies to become old maids
	Alansulang\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Alansulang \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Alingatong\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Alingatong \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Ambakon\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Ambakon \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Ang Krus ni Magellan	The Cross of Magellan	Crus ni Magellan	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Cebu City	Marker Text: The Cross of Magellan From time immemorial this spot has been set aside to commemorate the erection of a Cross in Cebu by the expedition of Magellan, when King Humabon of Cebu and his Queen, son and daughters, together with some 800 of their subjects were baptized by Father Pedro Valderrama. This hallowed site was improved in 1735 by Rev. Juan Albarran, Prior of San Agustin and in 1834 by Rt. Rev. Santos Gomez Marañon, Bishop of Cebu. The image of the Santo Niño found by the expedition of Legaspi in a house near the present site of the Cathedral of Cebu is venerated by the faithful in the nearby Church of San Agustin. Year Unveiled: 1941
	Asiatown IT Park	Asiatown IT Park		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bahay Alcoseba	Alcoseba House	Balay Alcoseba	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Built circa 1893
	Bahay Ansestral na Tisa ng Val Sandiego	Val Sandiego Tisa Ancestral House	Yap-Sandiego Ancestral House	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bahay Ansestral ng Alquizola	Alquizola Ancestral House	Balay Alquizola	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Bahay Ansestral ng Pioquinto	Pioquinto Ancestral Home	Balay Pioquinto	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bahay Ansestral ng Serion	Serion Ancestral House		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Bahay Ansestral ng Villegas	Villegas Ancestral House		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Bahay Garcia	Garcia's House		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bahay Hilarion Alquizola	Hilarion Alquizola House	Balay Hilarion Alquizola	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Constructed in the 1980s
	Bahay Leyson	Leyson's House		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bahay Lopez-Jison	Lopez-Jison House		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Bahay na Walang Pader	A House without Walls		Region VII	San Jose	Negros Oriental	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2005.
	Bahay ng Dating Konsehal Uldarico Alviola	The House of Former City Councilor Uldarico Alviola		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bahay ni Alkalde Celestino Bureros	Late mayor Celestino Bureros House	Balay ni Celestino Bureros	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Alkalde Onesimo Buscato	Late mayor Onesimo Buscato House	Balay ni Onesimo Buscato	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Antonio Luna	Antonio Luna's House	Balay Antonio Luna	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bahay ni Aurelio Durangparang	Aurelio Durangparang's House	Balay ni Aurelio Durangpparang	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bahay ni Castalo Pahamtang	Castalo Pahamtang's House	Balay ni Castalo Pahamtang	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bahay ni Catalino Senina	Catalino Senina House	Balay ni Catalino Senina	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Cayetano Miral	Cayetano Miral House	Balay ni Cayetano Miral	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Celestino Culanag	Celestino Culanag House	Balay ni Celestino Culanag	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Cristita Jugo	Cristita Jugo House	Balay ni Cristita Jugo	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Don Jose Tio Bonpua, Sr. at ang Museo ng Banal na Sining	Don Jose Tio Bonpua, Sr. House and the Museum of the Sacred Art, Inc.	Balay ni Don Jose Tio Bonpua Sr: Villa del Mar	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bahay ni Edilberto Durban	Edilberto Durban's House	Balay ni Edilberto Durban	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bahay ni Epimaco Durangparang	Epimaco Durangparang House	Balay ni Epimaco Durangparang	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Fabian Pulpul	Fabian Pulpul House	Balay ni Fabian Pulpul	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Florencio Audiencia	Florencio Audiencia House	Balay ni Florencio Audencia	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Honorata Trapilas	Honorata Trapilas House	Balay ni Honorata Trapilas	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bahay ni Hulita Hudar	Hulita Hudar's House	Balay ni Hulita Hudar	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bahay ni Isaac Yrauda	Isaac Yrauda's House	Balay ni Isaac Yrauda	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bahay ni Jacinto Buscato	Jacinto Buscato House	Balay ni Jacinto Buscato	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Jose Durangparang	Jose Durangparang's House	Balay ni Jose Durangparang	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bahay ni Librado Cuerda	Librado Cuerda House	Balay ni Librado Cuerda	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Maria Paras	Maria Paras House	Balay Maria Paras	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Constructed during the 1900s
	Bahay ni Merced Culagbang	Merced Culagbang House	Balay ni Merced Culagbang	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Nicolas Bigno	Nicolas Bigno House	Balay ni Nicolas Bigno	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Nicostrata Miparanum	Nicostrata Miparanum House	Balay ni Nicostrata Miparanum	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Patricio Aguilar	Patricio Aguilar House	Balay Aguilar	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Bahay ni Pedro-Melinda Luzano	Pedro-Melinda Luzano House	Balay ni Pedro Melinda Luzano	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Remedios Dinopol	Remedios Dinopol House	Balay ni Remedios Dinopol	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Sinfroniano Bigno	Sinfroniano Bigno House	Balay ni Sinfonanio Bigno	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Susana Abella	Susana Abella House	Balay ni Susana Abella	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Uldarico Bureros	Uldarico Bureros House	Balay ni Uldarico Bureros	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay ni Vicente Gonzales	Vicente Gonzales House	Balay Vicente Gonzales	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Constructed during the 1920s
	Bahay ni Virgincita Balingit	Virgincita Balingit's House	Balay ni Virgincita Balingit	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bahay ni Zenitha Paras	Zenitha Paras House	Balay ni Zenitha Paras	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay Nicolas Vergara	Nicolas Vergara House	Balay Vergara	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Constructed in 1875
	Bahay nina Jose – Regina Bureros	Jose – Regina Bureros House	Balay ni Jose Regina Bureros	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	House with Architectural and Aesthetics Value in Santander, Cebu
	Bahay Pahingahan ng Talavera	Talavera Retreat House		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bahay Pamahalaan ng Vallehermoso	Municipal Building of Vallehermoso		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Bahay Pañares	Casa Pañares	Balay Panares	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Constructed during the 1890s, a two-storey house on a coral stone constructed base
	Bahay Ricablanca	Ricablanca House	Balay Ricablanca	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Constructed during the mid-century by Senor Ricablanca
	Bahay Trinidad	Trinidad House	Balay Trinidad	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Constructed during the 1870s, reconstructed house that retained the original hardwood floor and walls
	Bahay Valmayor	Valmayor House		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Bahay Vicente Pace	Vicente Pace House	Balay Pace	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Constructed in 1910
	Bahay-Pamahalaan ng Santander	Santander Municipal Hall	Munisipyo sa Santander	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander (per Ordinance No. 095 Series of 20)	Old Structure in Santander, Cebu
	Balak	Balak		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Balay Mactan	Balay Mactan		Region VII	Lapu-Lapu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa
	Balay na Tisa (Pamanang Bahay ng Sarmiento-Osmeña)	Balay na Tisa (Sarmiento-Osmeña Heritage House)	Balay nga Tisa	Region VII	Carcar City	Cebu	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	Marker Text: Balay na Tisa (Sarmiento–Osmeña House) Declared a Heritage House by the National Historical Institute 04 September 2009 Date Unveiled: May 29, 2010
	Balitaw	Balitaw		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Balwarte ng Bonbon	Bonbon Baluarte	Baluwarte sa Bonbon	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Balwarte ng Gawi	Gawi Baluarte	Balwarte sa Gawi	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Banco de Oro	Banco de Oro	BDO	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas	Central Bank of the Philippines		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bantayan ng Gawi	Gawi Baluarte (Watchtower)	Bantayan sa Gawi	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bantayan ng Looc	Looc Watchtower	Bantayan sa Looc	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bantayan sa Galawalan	Baluarte 1 (watchtower) in Galawalan	Baluwarte sa Galawalan	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bantayan sa Maimot	Baluarte 2 (watchtower) in Maimot	Baluwarte sa Maimot	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bantayan sa Poblacion	Poblacion Baluarte (Watchtower)		Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bantayan, Liloan	Watchtower or Bantayan sa Hari/Baluarte \| Liloan	Bantayan sa Hari	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Old Structure in Santander, Cebu
	Bantayan, Poblacion	Watchtower or Bantayan sa Hari/Baluarte \| Poblacion	Bantayan sa Hari	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Old Structure in Santander, Cebu
	Bantayog ng mga Madre ng SPC \| Palatandaan ng mga Madre ng SPC	Sisters of Saint Paul of Chartres Monument \| Sisters of Saint Paul of Chartres Marker		Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres Dumating ang mga unang kawani ng Saint Paul of Chartres sa paanyaya ni Monsignor Frederic Z. Rooker, Obispo ng Jaro, Iloilo upang tumulong sa edukasyon ng mga kabataan ng pulo ng Negros, 1904. Dumaong ang mga unang madre ng SPC sa Dumaguete, 29 Octubre 1904. Silay ay sina Mo. Marthe de St. Paul Legendre, Sr. Marie Louise du Sacre Coeur Nivou, Sr. Anna de la Croix Anne, Sr. Ange Marie Bannier (Pranses); Sr. Marie Josephine Rappeport (Amerikano); Sr. Catherine de Genes Gutteres (Portugues) at Sr. Charles Aho (Tsino). Si Maria Echavez (Sr. Ambroisine) ang unang Pilipinang kawani, 1904. Nagbukas ang Instituto de San Pablo (St. Paul Academy), 9 Enero 1905. Si Mo. Marie Madeleine Denoga ang unang Pilipinang superyora ng kongregasyon, 1965. Tinatag at pinamahalaan ng Kongregasyong Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres ang mahigit na 60 paaralan, pagamutan, at iba pang mapagkawang gawang institusyon sa Pilipinas. Date Unveiled: October 28, 2004
	Bantayog ng Pagsuko ng mga Hapon \| Palatandaan ng Pagsuko ng mga Pwersang Hapones sa Negros Oriental	Japanese Surrender Monument \| Pagsuko ng mga Pwersang Hapones sa Negros Oriental		Region VII	Zamboanguita	Negros Oriental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Pagsuko ng mga Puwersang Hapones sa Negros Oriental Naitaboy ng mga gerilyang Filipino ng 73rd Division (Provisional), sa ilalim ng pamumuno ni Maj. Ceferino Galvez, ang mga tropang Hapones mula sa iba't ibang bayan sa katimugan, kasama na ang Zamboanguita, 6 Mayo 1944. Di kalaunan, napalaya ang buong Negros ng magkasanib na puwersang Filipino at Amerikano, na siyang nagbigay daan sa pormal na pagsuko sa pook na ito, 9:00 ng umaga ng 22 Setyembre 1945, ng mga puwersang Hapones sa ilalim ni Kol. Satosi Oie sa 503rd Airborne Regiment ng Hukbong Amerikano. Ibinigay ni Kol. Oie ang kanyang espadang samurai kay Kol. F. Wilson bilang tanda ng kanyang pagsuko. Dinala ang mga sumukong Hapones sa lumang trade school sa Dumaguete. Date Unveiled: September 22, 2007
	Bantayog ng Santa Ana	Casa del Chino Ygua (Balay Nga Bato)	Simbahan sa Barili; Santuwaryo ni Santa Ana	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Bantayog ni Andres Bonifacio sa Cebu \| Palatandaan ni Andres Bonifacio (30 Nobyembre 1863-10 Mayo 1897)	Andres Bonifacio Monument (Cebu)\| Andres Bonifacio (30 Nobyembre 1863-10 Mayo 1897) Marker		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	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. Date Unveiled: December 3, 2013
	Bantayog ni Antonio Pigafetta \| Palatandaan ni Antonio Pigafetta	Antonio Pigafetta Monument \| Antonio Pigafetta	Monumento ni Antonio Pigafetta	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Abdulmari Asia Imao; Registered Property, Cebu CIty	The 1980 Antonio Pigafetta Monument was donated by the Philippine-Italian Associarion (PIA) to the Cebu City Government, and is a work of National Artist Abdul Mari Asia Imao. The structure underwent conservation in March 2021 through the efforts of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines’ (NHCP) Materials Research Conservation Division, together with the Cebu City Cultural and Historical Affairs Office (CHAO). (Source: nqc.gov.ph) Marker Text: Isinilang sa Venice, ngayo’y bahagi ng Italya. Sumama kay Fernando Magallanes sa ekspedisyong Espanyol patungong Maluku, noo’y kilalang pinagmumulan ng mga pampalasa, ngayo’y bahagi ng Indonesya. Naging kinatawan ni Magallanes sa iba’t ibang pakikipag-usap sa mga Raha ng Visayas, Marso-Abril 1521. Nakasaksi sa labanan sa Mactan, 27 Abril 1521. Kasama sa labingwalong tauhan ng ekspedisyong muling nakabalik sa Espanya at nakakumpleto sa unang pag-ikot sa daigdig, Setyembre 1522. Nag-iwan sa sangkatauhan ng mga gunita tungkol sa ekspedisyon, gayundin ng mahahalagang detalye hinggil sa wika, pananamit, paniniwala, sining, gawi, kaugalian, musika, kalinangan, teknolohiya, lipunan, at kapaligiran ng mga taga-Visayas at Mindanao noong ikalabing-anim na dantaon. Date: 13 April 2021
	Bantayog ni Carlos P. Garcia	Carlos P. Garcia Monument		Region VII	Tagbilaran City	Bohol	Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Napoleon V. Abueva
	Bantayog ni Diego dela Viña \| Palatandaan ni Diego dela Viña	Diego dela Viña Monument \| Diego dela Viña Marker		Region VII	Guihulngan	Negros Oriental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Diego de la Viña (1849–1920) Pinunong rebolusyonaryo, at mangangalakal. Isinilang sa Binondo, Manila, 20 Mayo 1849. Itinatag ang Hacienda Vallehermoso sa Guihulngan, 1881. Hinirang bilang heneral ng brigada ng Hukbong Rebolusyonaryo ng Pilipinas, Nobyembre 1898. Nanguna sa pagpapalaya ng mga bayan sa Hilagang Negros at sa bayan ng Dumaguete, 24 Nobyembre 1898. Nahalal at naglingkod bilang delegado ng Digmaan ng Zona Militar ng Katimugang Negros, 25 Nobyembre – 15 Mayo 1899. Bumalik sa pagsasaka matapos maglingkod sa Pamahalaang Rebolusyonaryo, sa pamamagitan ng kanyang pagsisikap naging hiwalay na bayan ang Vallehermoso, 1 Enero 1913. Yumao, 27 Marso 1920.
	Bantayog ni Jose Rizal \| Palatandaan ni Jose Rizal sa Dumaguete	Jose Rizal Monument \| Jose Rizal sa Dumaguete Marker	Jose Rizal sa Dumaguete	Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jose Rizal sa Dumaguete Nagwakas ang pagkakatapon ni Rizal sa Dapitan, Mindanao nang pahintulutang manilbihan bilang siruhano sa hukbong Espanyol sa Cuba. Nilisan ang Dapitan patungong Maynila, kasama sina Josephine Bracken, ang kapatid na si Narcisa, at iba pa, lulan ng barkong España, hatinggabi ng 31 Hulyo 1896. Pansamantalang tumigil sa Dumaguete ang barko, Bukang-Liwayway, 1 Agosto. Dito nakipagkita si Rizal kina Gobernador Emilio Regal, punong lalawigan ng Negros Oriental, at Faustino Herrero Regidor, dating kamag-aral. Kinahapunan, inopera sa mata ang kapitan ng konstabularya ng lalawigan. Nilisan ang Dumaguete muling sakay ng España, ika-10 ng gabi ng araw ring iyon. Date Unveiled: February 7, 2012
	Bantayog ni Leon Kilat (Bacong) \| Palatandaan ni Pantaleon Villegas "Leon Kilat" (1873-1898)	Leon Kilat Monument (Bacong) \| Pantaleon Villegas "Leon Kilat" (1873-1898) Marker		Region VII	Bacong	Negros Oriental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pantaleon Villegas “Leon Kilat” (1873–1898) Isinilang sa Bacong, Negros Oriental, 27 Hulyo 1873. Sumanib sa Katipunan habang nasa Maynila matapos paslangin ang mga mandaragat mula sa Kabisayaan sa Calle Camba, Binondo, Setyembre 1896. Dinakip at ikinulong ng mga Espanyol, nakatakas at sumanib sa puwersang Rebolusyonaryo sa Cavite, 1897. Inatasan ni Hen. Emilio Aguinaldo na palawakin ang kilusang Rebolusyonaryo sa Cebu, 1897. Pinamunuan ang pag-aalsa ng Tres de Abril sa Lungsod ng Cebu, 1898. Pinaslang sa Carcar, Cebu, 8 Abril 1898. Ibinalik ang mga labi sa bayan ng Bacong, Negros Oriental, 2 Agosto 1926. Year Unveiled: 2000
	Bantayog ni Leon Kilat (Carcar)\| Palatandaan ni Pantaleon Villegas "Leon Kilat" (1873-1898)	Leon Kilat Monument (Carcar) \| Pantaleon Villegas "Leon Kilat" (1873-1898) Marker		Region VII	Carcar City	Cebu	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pantaleon Villegas “Leon Kilat” (1873–1898) Isinilang sa Bacong, Negros Oriental, 27 Hulyo 1873. Sumanib sa Katipunan habang nasa Maynila matapos paslangin ang mga mandaragat mula sa Kabisayaan sa Calle Camba, Binondo, Setyembre 1896. Dinakip at ikinulong ng mga Espanyol, nakatakas at sumanib sa puwersang Rebolusyonaryo sa Cavite, 1897. Inatasan ni Hen. Emilio Aguinaldo na palawakin ang kilusang Rebolusyonaryo sa Cebu, 1897. Pinamunuan ang pag-aalsa ng Tres de Abril sa Lungsod ng Cebu, 1898. Pinaslang sa Carcar, Cebu, 8 Abril 1898. Ibinalik ang mga labi sa bayan ng Bacong, Negros Oriental, 2 Agosto 1926.
	Bantayog ni Magellan	Magellan's Monument	Magellan Shrine	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bantayog ni Rajah Humabon	Rajah Humabon Monument		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Cebu City	Marker Text: Humabon Raha ng Sugbo, ngayo'y Cebu. Ipinakilala ni Raha Kolambu ng Limasawa kay Fernando Magallanes, pinuno ng Ekspedisyong Magallanes-Elcano, 7 Abril 1521. Pinahintulutan si Magallanes na magtayo ng panandang krus sa Cebu, 10 Abril 1521, at magsagawa ng binyagang Kristiyano rito, 14 Abril 1521. Bininyagan siya sa pangalang Carlos, hango sa pangalan ng Hari ng Espanya. Ang asawa na bininyagang Juana, at mga anak. Sumuporta sa paglusob ni Magallanes sa Mactan, 26 Abril 1521. Bigong mabawi ang mga labi ni Magallanes at ng iba pang tauhan matapos ang labanan sa Mactan, 27 Abril 1521. Binantaan ng mga taga-Mactan na lulusubin ang Cebu kung hindi pupuksain ang mga nalalabing kasapi ng ekspedisyon sa Cebu, 29 Abril 1521. Nanguna sa pagpaslang sa mga opisyal ng ekspedisyon, 1 Mayo 1521. Date: May 24, 2022
	Bantayog Pangkalikasan ng Chocolate Hills	Chocolate Hills Natural Monument (2006)	Chocolate Hills	Region VII	Carmen; Batuan; Sagbayan	Bohol	Tentative List of UNESCO World Heritage Sites	Chocolate Hills and its immediate environs are relatively flat to rolling topography with elevation ranges from 100 m to 500 m above sea level. It has been declared the country's 3rd National Geological Monument on June 18, 1988 in recognition of its scientific value and geomorphic uniqueness. Similar to the formations found in Java, the conical and almost symmetrical and same-sized hills known as the "Chocolate Hills", are more aesthetically extensive. These were the uplift of coral deposits and the result of the action of rainwater and erosion. The hills are located throughout the towns of Carmen, Batuan and Sagbayan and consist of about 1,776 mounds of the same general shape. During the dry season when precipitation in inadequate, the grass-covered hills turn chocolate brown, hence the name in reference to a branded confection. (Source: http://whc.unesco.org/)
	Barrio Fiesta	Barrio Fiesta		Region VII	Badian	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Badian, Cebu	An annual thanksgiving in honor of their respective patron saints
	Basilika Menor ng Santo Niño ng Cebu \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan at Kumbento ng Santo Niño	Minor Basilica of the Holy Child of Cebu \| Church and Convent of Santo Niño Marker	Simbahan ug Kumbento sa Santo Niño sa Sugbu; Basílica Menor del Santo Niño de Cebu; Santo NIño de Cebu Church; Santo Niño Church	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, Cebu City	Marker Text: Church and Convent of Santo Niño The Church and Convent erected by the Augustinian Fathers under the Rev. Andres Urdaneta in 1565 were the first established in the Philippines. Both were burned down on November 1, 1566. The second Church was likewise destroyed by fire in March of 1628, but rebuilt soon after (1628–1629) under the administration of the historian Rev. Juan de Medina, O.S.A. The present massive Church was designed and constructed during the Priorship of Rev. Juan Albarran O.S.A., (1735–1737). The Santo Niño, venerated in this Church since the time of Legaspi, is the center of intense devotion and religious pilgrimages through out the Visayas. Year Unveiled: 1941 ____ This Church has always been the Sanctuary of the Santo Niño, under the custody of the Augustinians. The number of priests assigned here ranged fro mthree to five aside from one or two lay brothers. In exceptional cases, there were up to six or seven priests. The facade, following Classical pattern, is divided into two levels. Shallow pilasters divide each story into three segments. The bell tower serves as counterbalance to the convent located on the opposite far end. A triangular pediment crowns the solid, but not massive, facade. The focus of attention is on the center section. The trefoil arched main entrance is balanced by the side rectangular statued shallow niches. The vertical composition is echoed by the small design on the second level above the cornice, trefoil arch, the pedient and the side scroll-like ornament, a facade within a facade. A double edged triangular pediment crowns the facade. The reactangular shallow niches of the lower level are counterbalanced by semi-circular arched windows of the second. The bell tower has two blind and open windows alternating in shape, ending up in triangular pinnacles with a circular disc crwoned by balusters and a bulbous dome of Muslim influence. (Angels in Stone: Augustinian Churches in the Philippines by Pedro S. Galende)
	Bitsukoy	Bitsukoy	Shakoy	Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Bodega ng San Miguel	San Miguel Warehouse		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	BPI	BPI	Bank of the Philippine Islands	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bukal ng Balayong	Balayong Spring	Tuburan sa Balayong	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bukal ng Macopa\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Macopa Spring \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds	Tuburan sa Macopa	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Bukal ng Mainit\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Mainit Hot Spring \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds	Tuburan sa Mainit	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Bukal ng Talamban	Talamban Spring	Tuburan sa Talamban	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bukal ng Tigib	Tigib Spring	Tuburan sa Tigib	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Bukal ng Tulabogan\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Tulabogan Spring \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds	Tuburan sa Tulabogan	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Bulwagang Pambarangay	Barangay Hall		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bulwagang Pambarangay ng Buhisan	Buhisan Barangay Hall		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bulwagang Pambarangay ng Lorega San Miguel	Lorega San Miguel Barangay Hall		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bulwagang Pambarangay ng Talamban	Talamban Barangay Hall		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bulwagang Pambarangay ng Tejero	Tejero Barangay Hall		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Bulwagang Silliman	Silliman Hall		Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental	Silliman Hall is the first building to be constructed on Silliman campus in 1903.It held the school library, classrooms, and the faculty rooms. During the World War II, it was used by the Japanese Army as their headquarters.
	Bundok ng Canlaon	Mount Canlaon		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Bureros\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Bureros \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Carbon Market Unit 1 at 2	Carbon Market Unit 1 and 2		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Casa Amigo	Casa Amigo		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Casino Español ng Cebu	Casino Español de Cebu		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Cebu Peoples Educational Supplies	Cebu Peoples Educational Supplies		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Cebu Skin Clinic	Cebu Skin Clinic		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Central Command, Kampo Lapulapu at Bantayog ni Lapulapu	Central Command, Camp Lapulapu and Lapulapu Monument		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Citilink	Citilink		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	City Lights Garden	City Lights Garden		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Club Ultima	Club Ultima		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Crown Regency	Crown Regency	Crown Regency Hotel and Towers	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	D'Family Park	D'Family Park		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Daang Aragones	Calle Aragones	Dalan Aragones	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Daang Colon \| Palatandaan ng Daang Colon	Colon Street \| Daang Colon Marker	Dalan Colon	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Cebu City	Marker Texts: Daang Colon Ang daang Colon, kilala rin bilang Parian, ang pinakamatandang daan sa Pilipinas. Ipinatayo ng mga Kastila na dumating sa Cebu noong 1565 lulan ng plotang binubuo ng mga sasakyang-dagat na San Pedro, San Pablo at San Juan sa pamumuno ni Miguel Lopez de Legazpi. Date Unveiled: October 16, 1961 _____ Colon Street Colon Street, known also as the Parian, is the oldest street in the Philippines. It was built by the Spaniards who arrived at Cebu in 1565 on the fleet composed of the vessels San Pedro, San Pablo and San Juan under the command of Miguel Lopez de Legaspi. Date Unveiled: October 16, 1961
	Daang Eternidad	Calle Eternidad	Dalan Eternidad	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Daang Lim Tiang Teng	Lim Tiang Teng Street		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Daang Lincoln	Lincoln Street		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Daang Rizal	Paseo de Rizal	Rizal Boulevard	Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental	It was named after the Philippine national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal, who was said to have spent a few hours along the stretch to stroll before departing for exile in Dapitan. Nowadays, it has become the most sought-after romantic promenade of the city where local social life practically begins.
	Daanglungsod Estaca - Tanggulang	Daanglungsod Estaca - Fortress	Estaca	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Daantaong Puno ng Narra sa Mayana	Centennial Tree “Narra” in Mayana		Region VII	Jagna	Bohol	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures of Jagna (per Municipal Ordinance G.O.7-06-2006)	Declared by the National Historical Commission as the 2nd oldest tree in the country
	Dalampasigan ng Ambacon	Ambacon Beach	Baybay sa Ambacon	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Dalampasigan ng Candugay	Candugay Beach	Baybay sa Candugay	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Dalampasigan ng Hilasgasan	Hilasgasan Beach	Baybay sa Hilasgasan	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Dalampasigan ng Minolos	Minolos Beach	Baybay sa Minolos	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Dalampasigan ng Sancara	Sanraca Beach	Baybay sa Sanraca	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Dalampasigan ng Sayaw	Sayaw Beach	Baybay sa Sayaw	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Dambana Alaala kay Francisco Dagohoy \| Palatandaan Alaala kay Francisco Dagohoy	Francisco Dagohoy Memorial Shrine \| In Memory of Francisco Dagohoy Marker		Region VII	Danao	Cebu	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: In Memory of Francisco Dagohoy Filipino patriot, who established an independent government for the island of Bohol during the long and successful rebellion, 1744–1829, on this site, between Inabangan and Talibon. Year Unveiled: 1955
	Dambana ng Beterano	Veteran's Shrine		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Dambana ng Birheng Maria	Virgin Mary's Shrine	Santwaryo sa Birhen Maria	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Dambana ng Labanan sa Mactan \| Palatandaan ng Kamatayan ni Fernando de Magallanes; Palatandaan ni Lapulapu	Battle of Mactan Shrine \| Ferdinand Magellan's Death Marker; Lapulapu Marker	Kamatayon ni Magellan	Region VII		Cebu	National Shrine, NHCP	MALACAÑANG M a n i l a PRESIDENTIAL DECREE No. 260 August 1, 1973 DECLARING THE STA. ANA SITE MUSEUM IN MANILA, THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES OF PAOAY AND BACARRA IN ILOCOS NORTE, THE SAN AGUSTIN CHURCH AND LITURGICAL OBJECTS THEREIN IN INTRAMUROS, MANILA, FORT PILAR IN ZAMBOANGA CITY, THE PETROGLYPHS OF THE ROCK-SHELTER IN ANGONO, RIZAL, THE PETROGLYPHS OF ALAB, BONTOC, THE STONE AGRICULTURAL CALENDARS OF DAP-AY GUIDAY IN BESAO, BONTOC, THE MUMMY CAVES OF KABAYAN, BENGUET AND OF SAGADA AND ALAB, BONTOC, THE IFUGAO RICE TERRACES OF BANAUE AS NATIONAL CULTURAL TREASURES; AND THE BARASOAIN CHURCH IN MALOLOS, BULACAN, TIRAD PASS IN CERVANTES, ILOCOS SUR, THE MIAGAO CHURCH IN MIAGAO, ILOILO, THE SITE OF THE BATTLE OF MACTAN ON MACTAN ISLAND, CEBU, THE SAN SEBASTIAN CHURCH IN QUIAPO, MANILA, AND THE CHURCH AND CONVENT OF SANTO NIO IN CEBU CITY AS NATIONAL SHRINES, MONUMENTS, AND/ OR LANDMARKS, DEFINING THE IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES AND PROVIDING FUNDS THEREFOR. WHEREAS, Pursuant to Article XV, Section 9, paragraph 2 of the Constitution of the Philippines "Filipino culture shall be preserved and developed for national identity"; WHEREAS, Republic Act No. 4846 declares that it is the policy of the state to preserve and protect the cultural properties of the nation; WHEREAS, There is a necessity of preserving and utilizing the cultural properties of the nation for the furtherance of the people's culture; WHEREAS, The government recognizes the fact that the cultural properties of the country are necessary that indispensable for the correct understanding of its history and culture; WHEREAS, There are cultural properties which are especially of high value from the viewpoint of world culture and are considered as irreplaceable treasures of the country; WHEREAS, The development and preservation of cultural properties are also necessary in the promotion of tourism; NOW, THEREFORE, I, FERDINAND E. MARCOS, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by the Constitution as Commander-in-Chief of all the Armed Forces of the Philippines, and pursuant to Proclamation No. 1081 dated September 21, 1972 and General Order No. 1 dated September 22, 1972, do hereby decree, order and make as part of the law of the land, the following; Section 1. The Sta. Ana Site Museum in Manila, the Roman Catholic Churches of Paoay and Bacarra in Ilocos Norte, the San Agustin Church and Liturgical objects therein in Intramuros, Manila, Fort Pilar in Zamboanga City, the Petroglyphs of the Rockshelter in Angono, Rizal, the Petroglyphs of Alab, Bontoc, the Stone Agricultural Calendars of Dap-ay Guiday in Besao, Bontoc, the Mummy Caves of Kabayan, Benguet and of Segada and Alab, Bontoc, the Ifugao Rice Terraces of Banaue are hereby declared as National Cultural Treasures along the lines of Sections 3 and 7 of R.A. 4846 defining cultural properties and treasures, and their preservation, restoration and/or reconstruction shall be under the supervision and control of the National Museum in collaboration with the Department of Tourism; Section 2. The Barasoain Church in Malolos, Bulacan, Tirad Pass in Cervantes, Ilocos Sur, the Miagao Church in Miagao, Iloilo, the Site of the Battle of Mactan on Mactan Island in Cebu, the San Sebastian Church in Quiapo, Manila, and the Church and Convent of Sto. Niño in Cebu City are hereby declared as National Shrines, Monuments and/or Landmarks in accordance with the provisions of R.A. 4368 and their preservation, restoration and/or reconstruction shall be under the supervision and control of the National Historical Commission in collaboration with the Department of Tourism; Section 3. To carry out the intents of this decree the sum of P500,000.00 for the National Museum and P500,000.00 for the National Historical Commission are hereby authorized to be appropriated out of the funds of the National Treasury, not otherwise appropriated. Subsequent funds therefor shall be incorporated in the Annual Budget. Section 4. The National Museum and the National Historical Commission are hereby vested with the right to declare other such historical and cultural sites as National Shrines, Monuments, and/or Landmarks, in accordance with the guidelines set forth in R.A. 4846 and the spirit of this Decree. Section 5. The provisions of R.A. 4846 and R.A. 4368 and other laws which are inconsistent with this Decree are accordingly modified or repealed. Section 6. This Decree shall take effect immediately. Approved: August 1, 1973 _____ Marker Texts: Ferdinand Magellan’s Death On this spot Ferdinand Magellan died on April 27, 1521, wounded in an encounter with the soldiers of Lapulapu, Chief of Mactan Island. One of Magellan’s ships, the Victoria, under the command of Juan Sebastian Elcano, sailed from Cebu on May 1, 1521, and anchored at San Lucar de Barrameda on September 6, 1522, thus completing the first circumnavigation of the earth. Year Unveiled: 1941 _____ Lapulapu Here, on 27 April 1521, Lapulapu and his men repulsed the Spanish Invaders, killing their leader, Ferdinand Magellan. Thus Lapulapu became the first Filipino to have repelled European aggression. Year Unveiled: 1951
	Dambana ng San Jose at Liwasan ng Simbahan	Saint Joseph Shrine and Church Plaza	Plaza ug Simbahan sa San Jose	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Dambanang Pang-arkidiyosesis at Simbahan ng San Miguel Arkanghel ng Argao \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Argao	Archdiocesan Shrine and Parish Church of Saint Michael the Archangel of Argao \| Simbahan ng Argao Marker	Church of Nuestra Señora de la Consolacion of Argao; Simbahan sa Argao; Argao Church	Region VII	Argao	Cebu	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Argao Dating visita ng Carcar at naging hiwalay na parokya sa patronato ni San Miguel Arkanghel, 1733. Padre Ignacio de Olalde, unang kura paroko, 1735–1740. Sa inisyatibo ni Padre Francisco Espina at tulong ng taumbayan, itinayo ang unang simbahan, 1788. Sa pamamahala ni Padre Mateo Perez ipinagawa ang kasalukuyang simbahan, 1803–1836. Kasunod na itinayo ang kampanaryo sa panahon ni Obispo Santos Gomez Marañon, 1830. Nasira ng bagyo ang simbahan at kumbento, 1876. Isinaayos at nilakihan ang simbahan, 1904. Muling isinaayos para sa ika-200 anibersaryo, 1987–1988. Napinsala ng lindol, 2013; kinumpuni, 2016. Date Unveiled: July 11, 2016
	Dambanang Pang-arkidiyosesis ng Birhen ng Lourdes ng Cebu	Archdiocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes of Cebu		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Dambanang Pang-arkidiyosesis ng Kabanal-banalang Puso ni Jesus ng Cebu	Archdiocesan Shrine of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus of Cebu		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Daygon	Daygon		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Dita – Lahat ng Pinagkukunan ng Tubig \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Dita – all watersheds \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Don Vicente Sotto Gym	Don Vicente Sotto Gym		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Dormitoryo ng Los Amigos	Los Amigos Dorm		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Dormitoryo ng Montesclaros	Montesclaros Dorm		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Dormitoryo ng Santo Rosario	Santo Rosario Dorm		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Dormitoryo ng Villa	Villa Dorm		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	DSWD Rehiyon VII at Sentrong Pangkababaihan at Pangkabataan	DSWD Region VII and Womens & Children's Center		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Duyanduyan\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Duyanduyan \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Elicon Pension House	Elicon Pension House		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Escabeche	Escabeche		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Gaisano Country Mall	Gaisano Country Mall		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Gaisano Inc.	Gaisano Inc.		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Gapas, Dalapot, Alangitngit, Sunting, Kalabo, Bangkuro (mga halamang panggamot) \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Gapas, Dalapot, Alangitngit, Sunting, Kalabo, Bangkuro (herbal plants) \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	herbal plants
	GMA 7, Cebu	GMA 7, Cebu		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Golden Haven	Golden Haven		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Grotto ng Mahal na Birhen ng Lourdes	Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Gusali ng Kumpanyang Paseguruhan ng Filipinas Life - Lungsod ng Mandaue	Filipinas Life Assurance Company Building - Mandaue City	BPI-Philam Life Cebu	Region VII	Mandaue City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	Completed, 1969
	Gusali ng Paaralang Pangkomunidad ng Bulacao	Bulacao Community School Building		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Gusaling Gabaldon ng Paaralang Sentral ng Barili	Barili Central School Gabaldon Building		Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Gusaling Gabaldon ng Paaralang Sentral ng Vallehermoso	Vallehermoso Central Elementary School Gabaldon Building		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Gusaling X-5 North Cebu	X-5 North Cebu Building		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1988.
	Gusaling Yap Anton	Yap Anton Building		Region VII	Cebu City	Higly Urbanized City	Local Cultural Property - Important Cultural Property of Cebu City (per Resolution No. 14-1163-2019)
	Hagdan ni Jacob	Jacob’s Ladder/Lover’s Lane	Lover's Lane	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Historical Site in Santander, Cebu
	Halaman ng Agutahis (ang mga dahon ay ginagamit sa pagpapakinis ng mga mesa ng silid-aralan) \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Agutahis Plant (leaves are used for polishing school desks) \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	leaves are used for polishing school desks
	Halaman ng Nuog-nuog (ang mga dahon ay ginagamit sa paghugas ng pinggan) \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Nuog-nuog Plant (leaves are used for dishwashing) \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	leaves are used for dishwashing
	Halaman ng Tubatuba (ginagamit na mga hangganan ng lupain) \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Tubatuba Plant (used as land boundaries) \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	used as land boundaries
	Hasyenda Elena	Hacienda Elena	Hacienda Doña Elena	Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Heritage	Heritage	Heritage of Cebu Monument	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Higit sa Sandaaang Taong Gulang na Puno ng Mangga \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	More than 100 years old Mango Tree \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends – Bunlan		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Hilagang Pangkalahatang Ospital	North General Hospital		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Himpilan ng Bumbero ng Pardo	Pardo Fire Station		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Himpilan ng Bumbero ng Talamban	Talamban Fire Station		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Hintayang Kapilya (Silid Dalanginan)	Waiting Chapel (Prayer Room)	Alampuan	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Hospisyo ng San Jose ng Barili	Hospicio de San Jose de Barili	Hospicio de San Jose de Barili	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Constructed in 1925. Considered to be the first home for the aged in the province of Cebu.
	Iglesya ng Ikapitong-araw na Adbentista ng Vallehermoso	Seventh-Day Adventist Church of Vallehermoso		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Ika-18 Daantaong Bahay ng Olis	Olis 18th Century House	Balay Olis	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Ilog Bulacao	Bulacao River		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Ilog Busay	Busay River		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Ilog Inangan	Inangan River		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Ilog Manyapyap	Manyapyap River		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Ilog ng Lagnason	Lagnason River	Suba sa Lagnason	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Ilog ng Pinocauan	Pinocauan River		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Ilog ng Santa Ana	Santa Ana River	Suba sa Santa Ana	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Imahe ng Birhen sa Carmen \| Mga Relikiya at Kagamitang Ekklesiastiko ng Simbahan	Image of Birhen sa Carmen \| Domestic Relics and Ecclasiastical Items in the Church		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Domestic Relics and Ecclasiastical Items in the Church, Santander, Cebu
	Imahe ng San Gabriel Arkanghal \| Mga Relikiya at Kagamitang Ekklesiastiko ng Simbahan	San Gabriel Archangel Image \| Domestic Relics and Ecclasiastical Items in the Church		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Domestic Relics and Ecclasiastical Items in the Church, Santander, Cebu
	Inskripsyon sa Pasinaya ng Bantayog ni Magsaysay	Magsaysay Monument \| Inscription on the Magsaysay Monument Dedication	Ang Kinudlit nga Handumanan sa Bantayog ni Magsaysay	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Cebu City	Marker Text: Inscription on the Magsaysay Monument Dedication Dedicated to the memory of President Ramon Magsaysay by a grateful people. Erected through the sponsorship of the Patria Affiliated Cebu Employees Association, Inc. (PACEA) and financed by funds contributed by friends and admirers. Date Installed: May 25, 1958
	Iskultura at Bukal ng Liwasang M.L. Quezon	M.L. Quezon Park Sculpture and Fountain		Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental	The sculpture and fountain in M.L. Quezon Park was designed by Italian sculptor Francesco Riccardo Monti, who made it right around the time architect Juan M. Arellano was building the Presidencia in 1937. Monti stayed in the Philippines from 1930 until his death in 1958. Several of his sculptures are part of Metro Manila's landmarks. His statues can be seen in front of public buildings or plazas, while his relief work decorate many exterior and interior walls in heritage buildings.
	Istatwa ni Kongresista Manuel Zosa	Congressman Manuel Zosa Statue	Istatwa ni Kongresista Manuel Zosa	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Istatwa ni Rizal	Rizal Statue	Istatwa ni Rizal	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Finished in 1926
	Istruktura ng Kuwartel	Cuartel Structure	Cuartel	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Joecels Studio	Joecels Studio		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Jollibee	Jollibee		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Joyohoy\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Joyohoy \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Ka Bedyo\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Ka Bedyo \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Ka Ebing\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Ka Ebing \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Ka Pael\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Ka Pael \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Ka Uyo\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Ka Uyo \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Kadulu-duluhang Timog ng Cebu	Southernmost Tip of Cebu	Pinakatumoy sa Habagatang Bahin sa Sugbu	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Historical Site in Santander, Cebu
	Kagawaran ng Kalusugan ng Lungsod ng Cebu	Cebu City Health Department		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Kalachuchi (ginagamit na kuwintas na bulaklak tuwing Flores de Mayo) \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Kalachuchi (used as leis for Flores de Mayo) \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	used as leis for Flores de Mayo
	Kalakhang Katedral at Simbahan ng San Vitale at ng mga Anghel na Tagatanod ng Cebu \| Palatandaan ng Katedral ng Cebu	Metropolitan Cathedral and Parish Church of Saint Vitalis and of the Guardian Angels of Cebu \| Katedral ng Cebu Marker	Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Cebu City	Marker Text: Katedral ng Cebu Itinayo ang unang katedral gawa sa kahoy at nipa, at naging sentro ng Diyosesis ng Cebu, 1595. Itinanghal na Arsobispado ang Cebu, at naging Metropolitan Cathedral, 1934. Tanging ang harapan, kampanaryo at palibot na pader ng simbahan ang nanatiling nakatayo matapos masira noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Muling binuo sa panahon ni Arsobispo Julio Kardinal Rosales, 1950. Date Unveiled: November 23, 2016
	Kampana ng Simbahan – 1898	Church Bell – 1898	Kampana sa Simbahan sa Santander – 1898	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Kampanaryo ng Balilihan	Balilihan Belfry	Kampanaryo sa Balilihan	Region VII	Balilihan	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Balilihan Belfry Constructed of materials taken near Baclayon, 1844, by Recollect Fr. Antonio Cortes. Withstood the 1863 storm which destroyed the church, utilized as guard post by the Spanish, Filipino, American and Japanese forces. Year Unveiled: 1953
	Kampanaryo ng Dumaguete	Campanario de Dumaguete	Bell Tower	Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental	The bell tower is over 200 years old. It was built upon one of the original four watchtowers that parish priest Don Jose Manuel de Septien had built in the 1760s, to discourage raiding Moros from the South in pillaging the town.
	Kampo Camp Sergio Osmeña, Sr.	Camp Sergio Osmeña, Sr.		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Kang Enti\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Kang Enti \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Kapilya ng Imakulada Konsepsyon	Chapel of the Immaculate Concepcion		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Kapilya ng Mahal na Birhen ng Fatima	Chapel of Our Lady of Fatima		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Kapilya ng Mahal na Birhen ng Milagrosong Medalya	Chapel of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Kapilya ng San Ignacio ng Loyola	Saint Ignatius of Loyola Chapel		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Kapilya ng San Isidro Labrador	Chapel of San Isidro Labrador		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Kapilya ng San Roque	San Roque Chapel		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Kapilya ng San Vincente ng Ferrer	Chapel of San Vicente Ferrer		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Kapilya ng Santa Therese	Saint Therese Chapel		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Karsel sa Sebu; Kompleks ng Lumang Bilangguang Panlalawigan ng Cebu	Carcel de Cebu (Karsel sa Sugbo); Complex of the Old Provincial Jail of Cebu	Karsel sa Sugbo; Museo sa Sugbo; Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP	Declared as an Important Cultural Property by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 10-2020 Marker Texts: Carcel de Cebu Ipinatayo ang mga gusali yari sa korales ayon sa disenyo ni Domingo Escondrillas bilang Bilangguan ng Distrito ng Visayas, 1870. Naging Cebu Provincial Jail noong panahon ng mga Amerikano at dinagdagan ang ilang gusali ng ikalawang palapag. Ginamit ang mga gusali sa harap bilang Cebu City Jail, 1946–1976. Naging Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center mula 1976 hanggang paglipat nito sa mas malawak na bilangguan sa Barangay Kalunasan, Cebu City, 2004. Pinasinayaan bilang Museo Sugbo, ang Museo ng Lalawigan ng Cebu, 2008. Marker Text (Cebuano): Karsel sa Sugbo Gitukod ang mga edipisyong binuhat sa mga batong gasang subay sa mugna ni Domingo de Esconrillas isip Bilangguan sa Distrito sa Kabisayaan, 1870. Nahimong Cebu Provincial Jail sa panahon sa mga Amerikano ug gipun-an ang ubang edipisyo og ikaduhang andana. Gigamit pod ang atubangang bahin isip Cebu City Jail, 1946–1976. Nahimong Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center gikan sa tuig 1976 hangtod sa pagbalhin niini ngadto sa mas hamugaway nga bilangguan sa Barangay Kalunasan, Cebu City, 2004. Gisubhan isip Museo Sugbo, Ang Museo sa Lalawigan sa Sugbo, 2008. Date Unveiled: August 13, 2009
	Katali\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Katali \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Katedral ng Pinagpalang Santatlo ng Talibon \| Palatandaan ng Katedral ng Talibon	Cathedral of the Blessed Trinity of Talibon \| Katedral ng Talibon Marker	Talibon Church; Talibon Cathedral	Region VII	Talibon	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Katedral ng Talibon Itinatag ng mga paring Heswita bilang parokya, 1722. Nagsimula ang pagtatayo ng simbahang gawa sa bato sa ilalim ng ma Rekoleto, 1852, sa pangangasiwa ni Lorenzo Mayor, 1851–1861. Idinagdag ang kampanaryo sa panahon ni Jose Sanchez, 1868–1875. Nagsilbing sentro ng Katolisismo sa hilagang Bohol. Naging katedral sa patronato ng Santisima Trinidad at luklukan ng Diyosesis ng Talibon, 1986. Date Unveiled: 2015
	Katedral ng San Jose Manggagawa ng Tagbilaran \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Tagbilaran	Cathedral of Saint Joseph the Worker of Tagbilaran \| Church of Tagbilaran Marker	Simbahan sa Tagbilaran; Tagbilaran Cathedral	Region VII	Tagbilaran City	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Church of Tagbilaran One of the six parishes founded in Bohol by the Jesuit mmissionaries, 1595. Turned over to the Recollects, 1768. Original church built by the Jesuits on this spot was burned, 23 December 1798. Reconstructed and enlarged by Fr. Valero de San Pascual, 1839-1855; Fr. Lucas Corominas built the convent, 1872; Fr. Jose Sancho the tower, 1884-1888. Father Escolastico Enciso improved the premises by placing iron cornices, tile flooring and chandeliers, 1884-1894. Year Unveiled: 1953
	Katedral ng Santa Catalina ng Alehandria ng Dumaguete	Cathedral of Saint Catherine of Alexandria of Dumaguete	Cathedral of St. Catherine of Alexandria; Dumaguete Cathedral; Katedral ng Dumaguete	Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental	It was built in honor of the patron saint of Dumaguete City, Saint Catherine of Alexandria.
	Kawa-Kawa	Kawa-Kawa		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Kinalalagyan ng Bahay Pamahalaan ng Talibon \| Palatandaan ni Carlos P. Garcia (1896-1971)	Talibon Municipal Hall Grounds \| Carlos P. Garcia (1896-1971) Marker		Region VII	Talibon	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Carlos P. Garcia (1896–1971) Isinilang sa Talibon, Bohol, 4 Nobyembre 1896. Naging guro sa pampublikong paaralan, Kinatawan ng Ikatlong Distrito ng Bohol sa 7th at 8th Philippine Legislature (1925–1931); kumatawan sa Bohol sa Constitutional Convention (1934–1935); Punong Lalawigan ng Bohol (1934–1941); Senador (1941–1953); Pangalawang Pangulo ng Republika ng Pilipinas at Kalihim ng Ugnayang Panlabas (1953–1957); Pangulo ng Pilipinas (1957–1960). Itinaguyod ang “Filipino First Policy” upang makilala ang mga gawang Filipino at tangkilikin ang mga produkto nito. Pangulo ng 1971 Constitutional Convention, 14 Hunyo 1971. Year Unveiled: 2009
	Kipot ng Tañon	Tañon Strait		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Kolehiyo ng Immaculada Concepcion	Colegio de Ia Inmaculada Concepcion	Kolehiyo sa Inmaculada Concepcion	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepcion Kauna-unahang Katolikong paaralang pambabae sa lungsod ng Cebu na itinatag ni Rev. P. Fernado de la Canal noong Mayo 30, 880 sa Kalye Urdaneta. Unang pinamahalaan ng Hermanita de la Made de Dios, mga madreng Pilipino; pinangasiwaan ng Daughters of Charity, 1895. Pinagtibay ng Kawanihan ng Edukasyon ang mga kurso, 1911. Ginanap ang unang pagtatapos sa mataas na paarlaan, 1923. Nasira ang tatlong palapag na gusali noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Kasalukuyang gusali at itinayo noong 1947. Year Unveiled: 1980
	Kolehiyo ng Velez	Velez College		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Kompanya Maritima	Compañia Maritima		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Kompleks ng Satelayt ng Punonglungsod	Mayor's Satellite Complex		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Kompleks ng Simbahan ng San Nicolas de Tolentino ng Dimiao at Mga Guho ng Ermita	Parish Church of San Nicolas de Tolentino of Dimiao Complex and Ermita Ruins	Simbahan sa San Nicolas Tolentino ug Ermita Ruins; Dimiao Church	Region VII	Dimiao	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The San Nicolas de Tolentino Church Complex and Ermita Ruins in Bohol, popularly known as Dimiao Church, was declared a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum on Friday, July 30, 2011. Built in the latter half of the 19th century, the Church houses several neo-classical retablos and a 19th century pipe organ. Surrounding the church is an “Ermita” or hermitage where an ancient walled cemetery is found. Excavations undertaken by the National Museum in the 1990’s discovered a burial site with skeletons buried facing east, and human teeth remains showing a tooth-filing tradition. The Church is considered to have outstanding historical, aesthetic, social and architectural significance. Source: National Museum of the Philippines
	Kompleks ng Simbahan ng Santo Niño ng Valencia at Kumbento	Parish Church of Santo Niño of Valencia Complex and Convent	Simbahan sang Santo Nino sa Valencia Bohol; Valencia Church; Simbahan ng Valencia	Region VII	Valencia	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum
	Kompleks Pampalakasan ng Talamban	Talamban Sports Complex		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tanggulang Daanglungsod	Daanglungsod Fortress	Estaca Complex; Kuta sa Daanglungsod	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)	Based on the writings of Dr. Savellon on Oslob, the Daanglungsod fortreswas constructed in 1788. Dr. Jose Bonpua had also written in his articles that the fort occupies an area of 11,000 sqaure meters, much bigger than that of the Fort San Pedro and almost 4 times bigger than Vatican. The walls that enclosed the complex was made up of coral stones and guarded by series of watchtowers. Only the altar of the old church remains after it was destroyed by the Moro invaders.
	Tanggulang San Pedro	Fort San Pedro \| Unang Kasunduan ng Kapayapaan sa Pilipinas Marker	Kuta sa San Pedro / Fort San Pedro	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Cebu CIty	Marker Text: Fort of San Pedro The Fort of San Pedro, described in an official report of 1739, is triangular in shape and made of stone and mortar. The three bastions are La Concepcion, San Ignacio de Loyola, and San Miguel–Powder Magazine. Year Unveiled: 1939
	Kuweba sa Barangay Maglahos	Caves of Barangay Maglahos		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Langub	Langub		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Lawa Nakalaha	Nakalaha Lake	Linaw sa Nakalaha	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	libingan ni Don Diego de la Viña y de la Rosa	Tomb of Don Diego de la Viña y de la Rosa		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Libro ng Pagbautismo \| Mga Relikiya at Kagamitang Ekklesiastiko ng Simbahan	Libro de Bautismo \| Domestic Relics and Ecclasiastical Items in the Church		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Domestic Relics and Ecclasiastical Items in the Church, Santander, Cebu
	Liwasan ng Kalayaan	Freedom Park		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Liwasan ng Simbahan	Church Plaza	Plaza sa Simbahan sa Oslob	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Liwasang Ansestral ni Pangulong Carlos P. Garcia \| Palatandaan ni Carlos P. Garcia (1896-1971)	President Carlos P. Garcia Ancestral Park \| Carlos P. Garcia (1896-1971) Marker		Region VII	Talibon	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Carlos P. Garcia (1896-1971) Isinilang sa Talibon, Bohol, 4 Nobyembre 1896. Naging guro sa pampublikong paaralan, Kinatawan ng ikatlong distrito ng Bohol sa 7th at 8th Philippine Legislature (1925-1931); kumatawan sa Bohol sa Constitutional Convention (1934-1935); Punong Panlalawigan ng Bohol (1934-1941); Senador (1941-1953), Pangalawang Pangulo ng Republika ng Pilipinas at Kalihim ng Ugnayang Panlabas (1953-1957); Pangulo ng Pilipinas (1957-1960). Itinaguyod ang "Filipino First Policy" upang makilala ang mga gawang Filipino at tangkilikin ang mga produkto nito. Pangulo ng 1971 Constitutional Convention. Yumao, 14 Hunyo 1971. Year Unveiled: 2009
	Liwasang Bayan ng Oslob	Oslob Town Plaza	Plaza sa Oslob	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Liwasang Bayan ng Pavia	Pavia Public Plaza		Region VII	Pavia	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Pavia, Iloilo
	Liwasang Pang-alaala ng Ludo	Ludo Memorial Park		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Liwasang Quezon	Quezon Park		Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental
	LS Pension House	LS Pension House		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Lumang Bahay ng Albert na may Tisa (Anapog)	Albert Old House with Tabique (Anapog)	Balay Albert Adunay Tabique	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Lumang Bahay ng Cabanlit	Cabanlit Old House	Balay Cabanlit	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Lumang Bahay ng Figues	Figues Old House	Balay Figues	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Lumang Bahay ni Jose Guanzon (1933)	Old House of Jose Guanzon (1933)	Balay ni Jose Guanzon	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Lumang Bahay ni Jose Guanzon (1943)	Old House of Jose Guanzon (1943)	Balay ni Jose Guanzon	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Lumang Bahay Pamahalaan ng Dumaguete	Old Presidencia Building of Dumaguete	Dumaguete City Hall; The Presidencia	Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Registered Property, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental	It was designed by the great Filipino architect, Juan M. Arellano who also designed the Manila Post Office and the old Senate building.
	Lumang Balon – Abogado Clo Luzano\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Old Well – Attorney Clo Luzano \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Lumang Bantayog at Liwasan ni Bonifacio	Old Bonifacio Monument and Park		Region VII	City of Naga	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Heritage Landmark/Historical Site, City of Naga, Cebu (per Ordinance No. 2016-004)	The beginning of the Philippine Revolution against the Spanish colonization on August 23, 1896 was marked by the Cry of Balintawak by Andres Bonifacio. The word "cry" refers to the first clash between the Katipuneros and the civil guards (guardia civil) and the tearing up of community tax certificates (cedulas personales) in defiance of the allegiance to Spain. It was said that a "Cry of Balintawak" was also held in the City of Naga, Cebu, on this site, led by known revolutionaries Don Glicerio Canonigo, Manuel (Awing) Aliganga and Leoncio Alfon.
	Lumang Gusali ng Bahay-Pamahalaan ng Naga (Cebu)	Old Municipal Hall Building of Naga (Cebu)	Naga Cebu Municipality	Region VII	City of Naga	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Heritage Landmark/Historical Site, City of Naga, Cebu (per Ordinance No. 2016-004)
	Lumang Gusali ng Paaralang Santa Maria	Saint Mary's Academy Old Building	Saint Mary's Academy of San Nicolas	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Lumang Ipunan ng Tubig	Old Water Reservoir		Region VII	Montevista	Compostela Valley	Registered Property. Municipality of Montevista, Compostela Valley
	Lumang Kanyong Nagbabantay sa Liwasang Bayan	Old Cannon Guarding the Town Plaza		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Lumang Kapilyang Katoliko	Old Catholic Chapel		Region VII	Montevista	Compostela Valley	Registered Property. Municipality of Montevista, Compostela Valley
	Lumang Malalim na Balon ng Daanglungsod 1, 1914	Daanglungsod Old Deep Well 1, 1914		Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Lumang Malalim na Balon ng Daanglungsod 1, 1916	Daanglungsod Old Deep Well 1, 1916		Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Lumang Paaralan	Old School		Region VII	Montevista	Compostela Valley	Registered Property. Municipality of Montevista, Compostela Valley
	Lumang Pagawaan ng Muscovado	Old Muscovado Mill		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Lumang Sementeryo ng Heneral Echavez	General Echavez Old Cemetery		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Lumang Tulay sa Sawang	Old Bridge in Sawang	Taytay sa Sawang	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Mababang Paaralan ng Buhisan	Buhisan Elementary School		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Mababang Paaralan ng Pardo Extension	Pardo Extension Elementary School		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Mababang Paaralang Sentral ng Oslob kabilang ang Gusaling Pangasiwaan, Gusali ng Karunungang Pantahanan, at mga Puno ng Acacia	Oslob Central Elementary School including Admin Building, H.E. Building, and Acacia Trees		Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Magubat na Lugar ng Barangay Bagawines	Forested Area of Barangay Bagawines		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Makulay na Bulaklak mula sa Upak ng Mais	Corn Husks Colorful Flowers		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Mala-Mehikanong Retablo ng Simbahan ng Birhen ng Guadalupe ng Vallehermoso	Mexican-inspired Retablo of Parish Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe of Vallehermoso		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Malaasupreng Bukal ng Bolocboloc	Bolocboloc Sulphuric Springs	Tuburan sa Asupre sa Bolocboloc	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Malikhaing Pinta sa Pader	Creative Murals		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Mansyon ni Miguel Abad	Miguel Abad Mansion	Balay Abad	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Was constructed before World War II
	Mazurka de Jagna at La Jota Jagneliña	Mazurka de Jagna and La Jota Jagneliña		Region VII	Jagna	Bohol	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures of Jagna (per Municipal Ordinance G.O.7-06-2006)
	McDonald	McDonald		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Metrobank Plaza	Metrobank Plaza		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Mga Bahay Ansestral	Ancestral Houses		Region VII	Montevista	Compostela Valley	Registered Property. Municipality of Montevista, Compostela Valley
	Mga Bantayan ng Bohol: Punta Santa Cruz Watchtower	Bohol Watchtowers: Punta Santa Cruz Watchtower	Bohol Watchtowers	Region VII	Maribojoc	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Punta Santa Cruz Watchtower in Maribojoc, a triangular-shaped tower which was built as a lookout against marauding pirates in 1796, offers an excellent view of the Bohol Channel and the island of Cebu. The Punta Santa Cruz Watchtower is one of the first stone structures built in Bohol; it looks like an abridged pyramid and with inscriptions over the entrance, Castillo de Nuestro Senor San Vicente y Nuestro Senor Santa Cruz, and Spanish Coat of Arms, on the walls highlighted with reddish earth tint. The triangular plan of Punta Santa Cruz Watchtower topped by hexagonal tower all made of cut coral stones makes it a unique example of Spanish military architecture and serves as a testament to the ingenuity of its builders. These stone structures played a significant role in the history of Bohol as part of colonial military defense system against Moro raiders during the Spanish Period; these watchtowers endured and survived the wars fought in Bohol during the Philippine-American War and the Second World War. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 11-2011
	Mga Bantayan ng Daanglungsod	Daanglungsod Baluartes (Watchtowers)	Mga Bantayan sa Daanglungsod	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Mga Batong Tulay ng Bohol	Bohol Stone Bridges	Mga Taytay nga Bato sa Bohol	Region VII	Dimiao	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	Bohol Stone Bridges – during the Spanish colonial period, stone bridges were crucial in the development, organization and administration of Christian settlements known as municipios, visitas, pueblos, and cabeceras. These structures reflect the architecture and engineering technology practiced at the time, and thus, provides an essential link to present-day techniques in bridge building. The bohol stone bridges are living examples of Spanish Colonial expressions of unique and distinct architectural and engineering designs, such as the pointed and barrel vault system of bridge construction.
	Mga Bukal ng Nigad	Nigad Springs	Tuburan sa Nigad	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Mga Kayamanan sa Ilalim ng Tubig na Nakapaloob sa Karagatan ng Bayan	Underwater Treasures Within Municipal Waters		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Mga Kubong Bayan	Municipal Cottages		Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Mga Labi ng Bumagsak na Eroplano noong 1944	1944 plane crash remains		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Mga Lumang Dokument at Kasulatan \| Mga Relikiya at Kagamitang Ekklesiastiko ng Simbahan	Old documents and writings \| Domestic Relics and Ecclasiastical Items in the Church		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Domestic Relics and Ecclasiastical Items in the Church, Santander, Cebu
	Mga Lumang Kagamitan, Makinarya, Kagamitang Pabahay, Kasuotan, Kasangkapan, Instrumentong Pantugtog	Old tools, machineries, housewares, clothings, furniture, musical instruments		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Mga Lumang Libingan	Old Graveyards	Kaaan nga Patyo	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Historical Site in Santander, Cebu
	Mga Mangrove sa Barangay Macapso	Mangroves in Barangay Macapso		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Mga Pader at Lagusan ng Sementeryo	Cemetery Walls and Gates	Mga Kudal ug Puertahan sa Karaan nga Sementeryo	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Mga Pangdebotong Imahe nina San Jose at Birheng Maria	Devotional Images of Saint Joseph and the Blessed Virgin Mary		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Mga Pay-yo ng Barangay Pinocauan	Rice Terraces of Barangay Pinocauan		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Mga Puno ng Akasya sa harap ng Katolikong Simbahan	Acacia Trees in front of the Catholic Church	Mga Kahoy sa Akasya sa atubang sa Simbahang Katolika	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Mga Puno ng Dalakit \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Dalakit Trees – all barangays \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Mga Puno ng Dugoan \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Dugoan Trees – watersheds \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Mga Puno ng Ensina (Tugas) – lahat ng barangay \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Oak Trees (Tugas) – all barangays \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Mga Puno ng Lagundi	Lagundi Trees	Kahoy sa Lagundi	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Mga Puno ng Narra - Poblacion	Narra Trees – Poblacion \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Mga Puno ng Nigad \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Nigad Trees – Canlumacad \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Mga Tradisyunal na Paraan ng Pangingisda	Traditional Fishing Methods: Hook and Line, Fishnet, Bobo, Pahubas, Beach Seine, Spear Fishing		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Museo ng Katedral	Cathedral Museum		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	My Bonita Homes para sa Kababaihan	My Bonita Homes for Girls		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Nunok/Salay\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Nunok/Salay \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Obelisk ng Gorordo	Gorodo Obelisk		Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Finished in 1909
	Ong Kin King	Ong Kin King		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Ospital ng Velez	Velez Hospital		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Ospital Pangkomunidad ng Kalakhang Cebu	Metro Cebu Community Hospital		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Otel at Resort ng Mactan Shangri-la	Mactan Shangri-la Hotel and Resort		Region VII	Lapu-Lapu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1993.
	Otel Cebu Midtown	Cebu Midtown Hotel		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Otel Diplomat	Diplomat Hotel		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Otel Holiday Plaza	Holiday Plaza Hotel		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Otel Marco Polo Plaza	Marco Polo Plaza Hotel		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Otel Montebello	Montebello Hotel		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Paaralan ng Binaliw	Binaliw Integrated School		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Paaralan ng Christian Gospel	Christian Gospel School		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Paaralan ng Parokya ng San Isidro	San Isidro Parish School		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Paaralang Elementary ng Nueva Caceres, Gusali ng Karunungang Pantahanan	Nueva Caceres Elementary School, H.E. Building	Eskwelahang Elementarya sa Nueva Caceres, Balay sa Edukasyong Pambalay	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Paaralang Teknikal ng Don Bosco	Don Bosco Technical School		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Padagan sa Komita tuwing Pasko	Padagan sa Komita every Christmas		Region VII	Jagna	Bohol	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures of Jagna (per Municipal Ordinance G.O.7-06-2006)	every Christmas
	Pader ng Binakayan	Binakayan Wall		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Pag-uma (pagsasaka)	Pag-uma (farming)		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Pag-uukit ng Panggiling ng Mais	Corn Grinder Carving		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Paggalang sa Patay sa Sementeryo	Honoring the Dead in the Cemetery		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Paggawa ng Bahay na Kawayan	Bamboo House Making		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Paggawa ng Calamay	Calamay production		Region VII	Jagna	Bohol	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures of Jagna (per Municipal Ordinance G.O.7-06-2006)	Started 18th Century as written in Libro de Cosas Notables of Jagna by Fr. Iturriaga
	Paggawa ng Kasangkapan	Furniture Making		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Paggawa ng Masining na Notecard	Note Card Artwork Making		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Paggawa ng Rehas ng Balkonahe na Gawa sa Semento	Geometric and Art Nouveau Cement Balcony Railing Making		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Paggawa ng Tostado	Tostado Production		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Paghabol (paghahabi ng bulak)	Paghabol (cotton weaving)		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Paghahabi ng Banig	Mat Weaving		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Paghahabi ng Kawayan Basket	Bamboo Basket Weaving		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Paghuhulma ng Pigurang Semento	Cement Figure Sculpting		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	paglikha ng Bituin ng Pag-asa	Star of Hope Making		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Pagsibit (paghahabi ng bubong na pawid)	Pagsibit (nipa roof weaving)		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Palantandaan ng Hangganan - Banahaw (Santander-Oslob boundary)	Boundary Landmark - Banahaw (Santander-Oslob boundary)		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Palantandaan ng Hangganan - Duyanduyan (Santander-Oslob-Samboan)	Boundary Landmark - Duyanduyan (Santander-Oslob-Samboan)		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Palantandaan ng Hangganan - Pasil (Pasil, Santander-Mainit, Oslob Highway)	Boundary Landmark - Pasil (Pasil, Santander-Mainit, Oslob Highway)		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Palantandaan ng Hangganan - Talisay (Talisay, Santander-San Sebastian, Samboan)	Boundary Landmark - Talisay (Talisay, Santander-San Sebastian, Samboan)		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Palantandaan ng Hangganan - Tulabogan (Talisay, Santander-Samboan boundary)	Boundary Landmark - Tulabogan (Talisay, Santander-Samboan boundary)		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Palasyo ng Arsobispo	Archbishop's Palace		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Palatandaan ng Guindulman	Guindulman Marker		Region VII	Guindulman	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Guindulman Ang bayang ito ay pinangasiwaan ng mga paring Heswita hanggang noong 1768 nang sila ay hinalinhan ng mga paring Agustino Rekoletos. Dating visita ng ito ay naging isang bayan noong 1798. Ang mga Rekoletos ay nagtayo ng mga gusali hanggang nang sumiklab ang Himagsikan noong 1896. Ang mga kalsada at mga tulay ay ipinagawa ng mga Amerikano. Noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, itinatag ni Komandante Esteban Bernido, anak ng Guindulman at isa sa mga kilalang bayani ng Digmaan, ang Bohol Area Command, isang pangkat ng mga gerilya. Ang simbahan, kumbento at gusaling home economics ang natira nang ang buong bayan ay sinunog ng mga Hapon noong 1943. Noong panahon ng Liberasyon, 1944, sina Teodoro Abueva at Purificacion Veloso, mga magulang ng National Artist na si Napoleon Abueva, ay pinatay ng mga Hapon.
	Palatandaan ng Labanan ng Tres de Abril	Battle of Tres de Abril Marker \| Ang Madugong Linggo ng Palaspas 1898 Marker		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Madugong Linggo ng Palaspas 1898 Sa pook na ito, noong ika-3 ng Abril, 1898 nagbalikwas ang mga taga-Sebu, sa pamumuno ni Hen. Pantaleon Villegas, laban sa mga Kastila. Naging madugo ang labanan kaya’t ang araw ng paglalabanan ay tinawag na madugong Linggo ng Palaspas. Year Unveiled: 1966
	Palatandaan ng mga Bayani ng Lonoy	Lonoy Heroes Marker	Lonoy Heroes Memorial High School	Region VII	Jagna	Bohol	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures of Jagna (per Municipal Ordinance G.O.7-06-2006)	Site of the bloody encounter between the Filipino Revolutionist and the American Invaders during the WWI
	Palatandaan ng mga Martir ng Jagna	Jagna Martyrs Marker		Region VII	Jagna	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jagna Martyrs Site of a bloody encounter between Filipinos and Americans in which 406 die-hard revolutionists led by Capitan Goyo (Gregorio) Caseñas, perished on Easter Sunday, 1901. The intrepid band dug into grassy trenches intending to ambush the Americans, but the treachery of Francisco (Isko) Acala, who revealed the plan to the Americans, resulted instead in the wholesale death of Capitan Goyo and his men. The Americans entered Jagna and burned the whole town, sparing only the church, the convent and a few houses. Year Unveiled: 1958
	Palatandaan ng Mga Relihiyosong Agustino sa Pilipinas	Mga Relihiyosong Agustino sa Pilipinas Marker		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Mga Relihiyosong Agustino sa Pilipinas Dumating sa Tandaya, ngayo'y bahagi ng Samar, ang unang limang paring Agustino sa pangunguna ni Padre Andres de Urdaneta, OSA, 13 Pebrero 1565. Nagtatag ng Provincia del Santisimo Nombre de Jesus de Filipinas na pinagtibay ng Ordeng Agustino sa Roma, 7 Marso 1575. Ipinangaral ang Kristiyanismo sa Luzon, Visayas, Tsina, at Hapon. Nagtatag ng mga bayan at parokya sa Pilipinas. Nag-iwan ng mga pag-aaral sa agham, wika, kultura, kasaysayan at kalikasan ng Pilipinas. Nangasiwa sa pagtatayo ng ilan sa matatandang simbahan sa Pilipinas, kabilang ang apat na Simbahang Baroque na itinala bilang Pook Pamanang Pandaigdig ng UNESCO. Bagaman naapektuhan ng Himagsikang Pilipino, ilan sa kanila ang nanatili pa rin sa Pilipinas para mangasiwa ng mga parokya at paaralan. Itinatag ang Probinsya ng Sto. Niño de Cebu ng mga Agustinong Pilipino na hiwalay sa mga Agustinong Espanyol, 1983. Date Unveiled: August 8, 2018
	Palatandaan ng Palalong	Palalong Marker	Palalong, Sayaw, Barili	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Palatandaan ng Tan Usep	Tan Usep Marker		Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Palatandaan ng Unang Misa sa Cebu	First Mass in Cebu Marker		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Bahay Gorordo	Casa Gorordo Historical Landmark	Balay Gorordo / Casa Gorordo	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, Cebu City	Marker Text: Casa Gorordo The house was built in the mid-19th century by Alejandro Reynes y Rosales and bought by Juan Isidro de Gorordo, a Spanish merchant, in 1863. Four generations of the Gorordo family lived in this house, including Juan Gorordo, first Filipino bishop of Cebu, 1910-1932. Acquired in 1980 by the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc. It was restored and later opened as a public museum. Casa Gorordo has been declared a National Historical Landmark by virtue of National Historical Institute Board Resolution No. 4 dated September 24, 1991. Date Unveiled: August 21, 1998
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Bahay ni Sergio Osmeña	Sergio Osmeña House Historical Landmark	Balay ni Sergio Osmeña	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Vice-President Sergio Osmeña became the first Filipino Secretary of Education under the Commonwealth in 1935. He believed that democracy would be best served by widening our educational base. He therefore started building more schools, hiring more teachers and getting students to enroll in the lower grades. He started Filipinizing textbooks. He emphasized adult education. Despite insufficient funds the total number of children in schools nearly doubled before the outbreak of the war in 1941.
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Bahay Silva	Silva Heritage House	Balay Silva	Region VII	Carcar City	Cebu	Heritage House, NHCP	Marker Text: Silva House Declared a Heritage House by the National Historical Institute 04 September 2009. Date Unveiled: May 29, 2010 _____ The house is a bahay na bato structure. It has one main door leading to the wooden staircase to the formal rooms of house; a stone staircase leading up to the storage rooms of the house. Only minor alterations were made over the years. These are the roofs over the doors of the house and the additional roofing added over the windows of the house. These alternatives were made to protect the interiors of the structure from the elements especially rain accompanied by strong rains. Otherwise, the house has remained the same for one hundred eleven years. Source: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Bangko ng Kapuluan ng Pilipinas	Bank of the Philippine Islands Historical Landmark	BPI	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) Itinatag sa panulukan ng Calle Jakosalem at Cuenco sa Lungsod ng Cebu bilang pangatlong sangay ng B.P.I. sa labas ng Maynila, 1924. Inilipat sa kasalukuyang gusali na ipinatayo ayon sa disenyo ni Juan M. Arellano, 1941. Isinailalim sa pamamahala ng mga puwersang Hapones noong panahon ng digmaan, 1942–1945. Ipinaayos, 1947. Ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan, 24 Setyembre 1991. Date Unveiled: December 2, 2010
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Bantayan ng Punta Cruz	Punta Cruz Watchtower Historical Landmark	Bantayan sa Punta Cruz	Region VII	Punta Cruz	Bohol	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Bantayan ng Punta Cruz Ipinatayo ng mga paring Recoletos sa Patronato ni San Vicente Ferrer laban sa pagsalakay ng mga piratang moro, 1796. Yari sa korales na may hugis tatsulok as unang palapag at heksagonal sa ikalawang palapag. Naligtas sa pagkasira noong digmaang Filipino-Amerikano at Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig nang sunugin ng mga puwersang Hapones ang bayan ng Maribojoc, 1944. Halimbawa ng arkitekturang militar noong panahon ng mga Espanyol at bantayog sa kahusayan ng mga lokal na artisano. Ipinahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan, 2003. Year Unveiled: 2009
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Bundok Manunggal, Cebu, Pinagbagsakan sa Bundok Pinatubo (eroplanong lulan ang Pangulong Ramon Magsaysay)	Mount Manunggal Historical Landmark, Cebu, Crash Site of Mt. Pinatubo (the plane carrying Pres. Ramon Magsaysay) \| Ramon Magsaysay Marker	Bukid Manunggal sa Sugbo, Lugar asa naglagapak ang eroplano nga gisakyan ni Presidente Ramon Magsaysay	Region VII	Balamban	Cebu	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Ramon Magsaysay (1907–1957) Idolo ng masa, kilala sa tawag na “The Guy.” Isinilang noong Agosto 31, 1907 sa Iba, Zambales. Nagkamit ng BSC, Jose Rizal College, Mandaluyong, Rizal. Pangkalahatang puno, Zambales Military District, 1942; panghukbong punong-lalawigan ng Zambales at itinaas sa pagka-medyo ni Heneral Douglas MacArthur, 1945; Kinatawan, 1946–1950; Kalihim ng National Defense, 1950; pangatlong Pangulo ng Pilipinas, 1953. Kumuha ng Rogers Bill sa Estados Unidos para sa mga beteranong Pilipino at sumupil ng mga Hukbalahap. Nagtatag ng President’s Action Committee (PCAC), National Rehabilitation and Resettlement Administration (NARRA), National Marketing Corporation (NAMARCO), at Land Tenure Administration (LTA). Namatay nang bumagsak ang sinasakyang Mt. Pinatubo sa pook na ito, noong Marso 17, 1957. Year Unveiled: 1988
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Kapitolyong Panlalawigan ng Cebu	Cebu Provincial Capitol Historical Landmark	Kapitolyo Probinsyal sa Sugbu	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	The Cebu Provincial Capitol (1937) by Antonio Toledo. From a distance, the overall symmetrical composition would seem to indicate a neo-classic pedigree, an architectural image set by William Parsons for capitol complexes in the Philippines, but upon closer inspection, the simplified, pediment, and friezes reveal art deco aesthetic. The Provincial Capitol represented the interaction of classically balanced masses with emphasis on symmetry and horizontality as demonstrated by its inward-curving facade that supported a dome raised on ac octagonal base, which tends to dissimulate the flat art deco ornaments. _____ Marker Texts: Kapitolyo ng Cebu Unang itinayo sa harapan ng kasalukuyang Plaza Independencia. Sinakop ng mga Pilipinong rebolusyonaryo, 1898, at ng mga Amerikanong militar, 1899. Sinimulang ipatayo ang kasalukuyang gusali ng pamahalaang panlalawigan ayon sa disenyo ni Arkitekto Juan Arellano, Disyembre 1936. Pinasinayaan ni Pangulong Manuel Quezon, 14 Hunyo 1938. Natatanging halimbawa ng gusaling pampamahalaan at arkitektura ng unang bahagi ng ikadalawampung dantaon. Ipinahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan, 9 Hulyo 2008. Year Unveiled: 2008 ____ Kapitolyo sa Sugbo Unang gitukod atubangan sa Plaza Independencia. Ubos sa pagdumala sa mga Pilipinong Rebolusyonaryo, 1898, ug sa mga Amerikanong Militar, 1899. Kining edipisyo karon gipabarog sa kagamhanan sa lalawigan agad sa disenyo ni Arkitekto Juan Arellano, Disyembre 1936. Gisubhan o giinagurahan ni Pangulo Manuel Quezon, 14 Hunyo 1938. Bugtong sanglitanan sa edipisyo sa kagahamanan ug arkitektura sa unang bahin sa ika-duha ka libo nga tuig. Gideklarar nga isa ka Nasodnong Makasaysayanong Timailhan, 9 Hulyo 2008. Year Unveiled: 2008
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Pamantasang Silliman	Silliman University Historical Landmark	Unibersidad sa Siliman	Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Occidental	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Silliman University Originally an elementary school founded in 1901 by Dr. and Mrs. David S. Hibbard under the terms of a gift by philanthropist, Dr. Horace B. Silliman, it was converted into a college in 1910 and a university in 1938. Its buildings were occupied by the Japanese forces from 1942 to 1945. It was reopened after the Second World War. The first Filipino president, Dr. Leopoldo T. Ruiz, was elected in 1952. Year Unveiled: 1966
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Parola ng Punta Bagacay	Bagacay Point Lighthouse Historical Landmark	Parola sa Lilo-an	Region VII	Liloan	Cebu	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	The lighthouse tower stands at a height of 172 feet in an uphill area overlooking the Mactan Channel. It sits on an elevated 5,000-sq m government property. With a focal plane of 146 feet, the third-order flashing light was first lit on April 1, 1905. The present octagonal tower is all masonry and painted white. The landmark was built by virtue of an executive order issued on July 28, 1903 by William Howard Taft, the first American Governor-General of the Philippines who came to the country in 1900 as president of the Philippine Commission. The point light was originally established in 1857 by the ruling Spanish Government. For over 100 years, this lighthouse has provided guiding light to mariners, navigators and fishermen from coastal towns in northern Cebu. It has been a favorite subject of many painters and photographers for its notable architectural design. All navigational aids in the Philippines are managed by the Philippine Coast Guard. _____ Marker Text: Parola ng Bagacay Point Itinayo sa lupaing inilaan ni Gobernador Heneral William Howard Taft, 1904. May taas na 72 talampakan at nagbibigay liwanag na umaabot ng may 17 milyang-dagat. Nagsisilbing gabay sa mga sasakyang dagat na naglalayag sa bukana ng hilagang-silangan ng Cebu Harbor. Isa sa mga nalalabing parolang may mahalagang halimbawa ng arkitekturang Amerikano sa bansa. Ipinahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan, 13 Agosto 2004. Year Unveiled: 2006
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Simbahang Alaala kay Matilde Bradford	Matilde Bradford Memorial Church Historical Landmark	Bantayog nga Makasaysayan sa Simbahan sa Matilde Bradford; Bradford United Church of Christ	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, Cebu City	The Cebu Bradford Memorial Church is said to be the oldest Protestant Church edifice in the entire Philippines. It was constructed in the year 1912 with the donation given by the Bradford family of the United States of America. During the World War II, it was one of the two churches which were spared from the bombing conducted by the United Air Forces in Cebu City. _____ Marker Text: Bradford Memorial Church Nagsimula bilang Cebu Mission Station sa Lungsod ng Cebu ng mga misyonerong Presbitero sa pangunguna ni Paul Frederic Jansen upang ipalaganap ang Protestantismo sa lalawigan ng Cebu, 1902. Sa pagtataguyod ng maybahay ni Dwight H. Day, ipinatayo ang gusaling ito, 1912 at itinalaga, 26 Oktubre 1913, bilang alaala sa inang si Matilda R.L. Bradford ng Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York City. Naging bahagi ang Bradford Memorial Church ng United Church of Christ in the Philippines simula 1948. Year Unveiled: 2013
	Palihi	Palihi		Region VII	Badian	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Badian, Cebu	A ritual for opening a new store where the best riped and delicious jackfruit is sliced and served for as many people coming in for free
	Palihi	Palihi		Region VII	Badian	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Badian, Cebu	Planting by the phases of the moon and low and high tides: where fruit bearing plants are planted during low tides and last quarter moon; while leafy and vegetative plants are planted during high tides and full moon.
	Paliparang Lahug, P.A.C.C.	Paliparang Lahug, P.A.C.C.	Tugpahanan sa Lahug	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Paliparang Lahug, P.A.A.C. Sa pook na ito nakahimpil mula noong 1940 hanggang 1941, ang tanging sangay ng Hukbo ng Pilipinas sa Kabisayaan at Mindanaw bago sumiklab ang Digmaan noong 1941; ang 9th Observation and Attack Squadron sa pamumuno ni Tenyente Oscar Sales; ang 11th Air Base Squadron sa pamumuno ni Tenyente Aya-Ay. Ang sangay na ito, kagaya ng nasa mga Paliparang Zablan, Maniquis at Batangan, ay itinalaga sa USAFFE noong ika-15 ng Agosto, 1941. _____ Lahug Field, P.A.A.C. On this site were stationed, 1940 to 1941, the only pre-World War II Philippine Army Corps units in the Visayas and Mindanao; 9th observation and Attack Squadron under Major Sales; 11th Air Base Squadron under Victor Aya-Ay. These units and all other PAAC units in Zablan, Maniquis and Batangan Fields, were inducted into the USAFFE, 15 August 1941.
	Palit	Palit		Region VII	Badian	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Badian, Cebu	An old ritual for a newborn baby after being baptised done to keep the baby always healthy free from diseases and illnesses
	Pamanang Bahay ng Clarin	Clarin Heritage House	Balay ni Clarin	Region VII	Loay	Bohol	Heritage House, NHCP	RESOLUTION No. 8, s. 1998 DECLARING THE CLARIN ANCESTRAL HOUSE IN LOAY, BOHOL AS A HERITAGE HOUSE 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 with the power to declare historical and cultural sites and structures; WHEREAS, the Clarin Ancestral House located at No. 1 Jose Aniceto Clarin Street in Loay, Bohol, was built in 1840; WHEREAS, because of the initiative and generosity of its owners and descendants, the Clarin Ancestral House, a fine example of rural domestic architecture during the Spanish colonial period, is now a museum open to the public. NOW, THEREFORE, the National Historical Institute, by virtue in it by Presidential Decree No. 260, hereby declares the CLARIN ANCESTRAL HOUSE in Loay, Bohol, a HERITAGE HOUSE. Approved: December 12, 1998 _____ Marker Text: Clarin Ancestral House This heritage house of the Clarin family is registered with the National Historical Institute pursuant to NHI Board Resolutio no. 8, s. 1998. Date Unveiled: June 29, 1999 _____ It is traditional Filipino bahay na bato with long slanting roofs covered in nipa leaves. The house has a coral stone foundation, rough-hewn wooden posts, wooden walls and floors of wide hardwood planks and a receiving hall with a high vaulted ceiling. It is made up of two floors: the living quarters being on the upper floor. The upper floor has large and wide windows made up of capiz shells which let the sunshine in if closed. There are about half a dozen four-poster antique wooden beds reflecting the austere Boholano aesthetic. Currently, a souvenir shop and a cafe, Cafe Olegario, is located in the first floor of the house to accommodate tourists and visitors. The cafe serves native Boholano delicacies. The Clarin Ancestral House was declared as a Heritage House by the National Historical Institute (NHI) pursuant to NHI Board Resolution 8 S. 1998. The 170-year-old house is now a museum housing family collections and memorabilia dating back to the American period.
	Pamanang Bahay ng Mercado	Mercado Heritage House	Mansion sa mga Mercado	Region VII	Carcar City	Cebu	Heritage House, NHCP; Registered Property, City of Carcar, Cebu	The town of Carcar in Cebu boasts of old and historic structures. one of the old residences in Carcar is the Marfori house which stands very near the road uphill going to the town plaza and Catholic Church. It is a two storey bahay na bato, painted attractively in blue and white. The second floor is very ornately deisgned with panels of wood embossed with carvings, pilasters, decorative wooden brackets, a transom with fancy carvings in wood and window panels made up of capiz shells and louvres. The windows are saded by metal awnings pianted in a medley of blue and white stripes. Neneath the window sills are little windows or ventanillas, with their sliding wooden panels to regulte light and air, and wrought iron grilles as added ornamentation and security. The house is covered by a galvanized iron roof. Its eaves are designed with air vents in the form of calados or traceries in richly fanciful style. The first floor of the house is converted into a commercial area, with several stalls catering to different commodities. Each entrance in the first floor is capped by a stylized arch which is painted in white. _____ Marker Text: Mercado Mansion Declared a Heritage House by the National Historical Institute 04 September 2009 Date Unveiled: May 29, 2010
	Pamanang Bahay ni Pangulong Carlos P. Garcia	President Carlos P. Garcia Heritage House	Balay ni Carlos P. Garcia	Region VII	Tagbilaran City	Bohol	Heritage House, NHCP	Marker Text: Carlos P. Garcia House Declared a Heritage House by the National Historical Institute 04 September 2009 Year Unveiled: 2009
	Pamanang Liwasang Bayan	Municipal Heritage Park	Parke sa Mga Kabilin sa Lungsod	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Pamantasan ng San Carlos	University of San Carlos	Unibersidad ng San Carlos	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Cebu City	Marker Text: University of San Carlos Established at the instance of Bishop Mateo Joaquin Rubio de Arevalo as Seminario de San Carlos at the former site of Colegio San Ildefonso of the Jesuits, 1779. Became Seminario Conciliar de San Carlos, 1825. Administered by the Vincentians and renamed Seminario-Colegio de San Carlos, 1867. Sergio Osmeña, fourth President of the Philippines, one of the first graduates conferred a bachelor's degree, 1894. Formed as a corporation under Rector Jacinto Villalain, 1911. Separated from the seminary, 1922. Transferred to this site, 1930. Placed under the Society of the Divine Word (SVD), 1935. Reopened after the Second World War, 1945. Became University, 1948. Fr. Amante Castillo, First Filipino President, 1970.
	Pamantasan ng San Jose-Recoletos	University of San Jose-Recoletos		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City	Founded in 1947 by the Order of Augustinian Recollects, then Colegio de San Jose-Recoletos developed from a small institution of learning to one of the excellent schools in the country. From classes held in an old building and a portion of the convent, the school built modern retaining classic features. (Source: https://usjr.edu.ph/about/)
	Pamantasang Normal ng Cebu	Cebu Normal University		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Pamantasang Southwestern	Southwestern University		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City	Southwestern University PHINMA has established itself as a reputable leader in medicine and allied health programs, not just in the Visayas region in the Philippines, but all over the globe. Its international students hail from 34 countries in five continents. (Source: https://www.swu.edu.ph/international)
	Pamasgong (pangingisda at panghuli ng alimango)	Pamasgong (fishing and crab trapping)		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Pambansang Kolehiyo ng Agham at Teknolohiya ng Cebu	Cebu State College of Science & Technology		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Pambansang Pamantasan ng Negros Oriental	Negros Oriental State University		Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Negros Oriental State University Nagsimula bilang klase sa paggawang kahoy sa Negros Oriental Provincial High School, 1907. Ihiniwalay ito upang maging Sekundaryang Paaralan ng Industrial Arts at kalauna’y tinawag na Negros Oriental Trade School, 1927. Nanguna sa pagtataguyod ng edukasyong teknikal sa lalawigan. Itinuro dito ang kursong elektrikal at awtomekaniks, 1946. Binuksan ang kursong pangkolehiyo; naging East Visayan School of Arts and Trade, 1956. Nagkaroon ng klaseng panggabi para sa mga nakatatanda at kabataang hindi nag-aaral, 1960. Isinama sa pamamahala nito ang Negros Oriental Agricultural School, Guihulngan Vocational School, at Bais School of Fisheries; naging Central Visayas Polytechnic College, 1983. Itinalaga bilang pamantasan, 2004. Date Unveiled: February 14, 2014
	Pampublikong Sementeryo ng Vallehermoso	Vallehermoso Public Cemetery		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Panagat (pangingisda at panghuli ng alimango)	Panagat (fishing and crab trapping)		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Pananggot o Pangabis (Pagkatas at Paggawa ng Lambanog)	Pananggot or Pangabis (coconut wine extraction and production)		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Pangkalahatang Ospital ng Cebu Velez	Cebu Velez General Hospital		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Pantalan, Liloan	Port of Entry \| Liloan	Pier, Liloan	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Old Structure in Santander, Cebu
	Pantalan, Santander	Port of Entry \|Talisay	Pier, Talisay	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Old Structure in Santander, Cebu
	Panteon	Pantheon	Pantyon	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Parokya ng Maria Tulong ng mga Kristiyano	Mary Help of Christians Parish		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Parokya ng San Isidro Labrador sa Vallehermoso	Parish of San Isidro Labrador of Vallehermoso		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Paroya ng Mahal na Birhen ng Guadalupe sa Vallehermoso	Parish Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe of Vallehermoso		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Pinakalumang Bahay	Oldest House		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Pinakalumang Balon	Oldest Well		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Pinakalumang Pinto	Oldest Door		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Pista ng Banig	Banig Festival		Region VII	Badian	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Badian, Cebu	A municipal-wide thanksgiving of mat weavers celebrated every July 16-25 (BANIG: Bansayan Alang Sa Nasugnong Industriyang Ginagmay)
	Pista ng Kanglambat	Kanglambat Festival		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental	Every May 15.
	Pista ng Pagdayeg	Pagdayeg Festival		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Pista ng Sinulog sa Bagawines	Sinulog Fiesta of Bagawines		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Pista ng Yukbo-Dagat	Yukbo-Dagat Festival		Region VII	Badian	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Badian, Cebu	A thanksgiving of fishermen celebrated every May or June
	Pista ni San Isidro Magsasaka	Feast of Saint Isidore the Farmer		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental	Every May 15.
	Pista ni San Jaun Bautista	Feast of Saint John the Baptist		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Pistang Barangay : Santo Niño	Barangay Fiesta: Santo Niño		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental	In honor of Santo Niño de Cebu. Every 3rd Sunday of January.
	Pistang Barangay: Barikid	Barangay Fiesta: Barikid		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental	In honor of San Roque. Every August 16.
	Pistang Barangay: Bomba	Barangay Fiesta: Bomba		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental	In honor of San Vicente Ferrer. Every April 5.
	Pistang Barangay: Camanggahan	Barangay Fiesta: Camanggahan		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental	In honor of Saint Therese of Lisieux. Every October 11.
	Pistang Barangay: Hacienda Elena	Barangay Fiesta: Hacienda Elena		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental	In honor of Nuestra Señora de Guia. Every December.
	Pistang Barangay: Hacienda Lilia	Barangay Fiesta: Hacienda Lilia		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental	In honor of Saint Therese of Lisieux. Every October 1.
	Pistang Barangay: Kabanglay	Barangay Fiesta: Kabanglay		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental	In honor of Saint Therese of Lisieux. Every October 21.
	Pistang Barangay: Little Baguio	Barangay Fiesta: Little Baguio		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental	In honor of San Roque. Every August 16.
	Pistang Barangay: Malapay	Barangay Fiesta: Malapay		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental	In honor of San Raphael. Every September 29.
	Pistang Barangay: Vallehermoso	Barangay Fiesta: Vallehermoso		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental	In honor of San Isidro Labrador. Every May 15.
	Pistang Prusisyon ng Mahal na Birhen ng Lourdes	Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes Procession		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Pook Hanapan ng Kayamanan - Lahat ng barangay sa bayan	Treasure Hunting Sites - All 10 barangays in the town		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Pook na Sinilangan ni Carlos Garcia	Birthplace of Carlos Garcia	Lugar nga Natawhan si Carlos Garcia	Region VII	Talibon	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Birthplace of Carlos Garcia Born in Talibon, Bohol, on 4 November 1896. Public school teacher for two and a half years; representative of the Third District of Bohol (1925-1931); delegate of Bohol to the Constitutional Convention (1934-1935); Provincial Governor of Bohol (1934-1941); Senator (1941-1953) Vice-President of the Republic of the Philippines and concurrently Secretary of Foreign Affairs (1953-1957). President of the Philippines (1957-1960).
	Pook na Sinilangan ni Sergio Osmeña, Sr.	Birthplace of Sergio Osmeña, Sr.	Lugar nga Natawhan si Sergio Osmeña, Sr.	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Birthplace of Sergio Osmeña, Sr. In a house on this site, Sergio Osmeña, Sr., was born 9 September 1878. Served as provincial fiscal of Cebu and Negros Oriental (1905); provincial governor of Cebu (1904, 1906–1907); member and first speaker of the Philippine Assembly (1907–1922); senator (1922–1935); vice-president of the Philippine Commonwealth (1935–1944); president of the Philippine Commonwealth (1944–1946). Year Unveiled: 1959
	Pook ng Sanayon	Sanayon Site	Sanayon	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Historical Site in Santander, Cebu
	Pook ng Sandugo \| Palatandaan ng Sandugo	Sandugo Site \| Ang Sandugo Marker		Region VII	Loay	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Sandugo Sa look ng Hinawanan, Loay, naganap ang sandugo sa pagitan nina Miguel Lopez de Legazpi at Datu Sikatuna ng Bohol sa loob ng barkong San Pedro ng Espanya, 25 Marso 1565. Isinagawa sa pamamagitan ng pag-inom ng alak na inihalo sa dugo mula sa hiwa sa dibdib ng dalawang pinuno. Naging simula ng pagkakaibigan ng mga Espnayol at mga Boholano at Kristiyanisasyon ng Pulo. Year Unveiled: 2006
	Pook ng Sandugo \| Palatandaan ng Sandugo sa Pagitan nina Sikatuna at Legaspi	Blood Compact Site \| Blood Compact Between Sikatuna and Legaspi Marker		Region VII	Tagbilaran City	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Blood Compact Between Sikatuna and Legaspi About the middle of March 1565, Captain General Miguel Lopez de Legaspi’s fleet anchored along this shore. Shortly thereafter, Legaspi manifesting trust and confidence in the islanders, entered into a blood compact with Datu Sikatuna for the purpose of insuring friendly relations between the Spaniards and the natives. A few drops of blood drawn from a small incision in the arm of each of the two chiefs were placed in separate cups containing wine, and in the presence of the followers of both, each chief drank the potion containing the blood of the other. Thus, during this period of colonization, a bond was sealed in accordance with native practice, the first treaty of friendship and alliance between Spaniards and Filipinos. Year Unveiled: 1941
	Pook Sinilangan ni Obispo Leopoldo Tumulak, Unang Obispo ng Santander	Birthplace of Bishop Leopoldo Tumulak, Santander’s First Bishop	Lugar nga Natawhan ni Obispo Leopoldo Tumulak sa Santander	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Historical Site in Santander, Cebu
	Prinsa ng Buhisan	Buhisan Dam		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Puericulture Center ng Barili	Barili Puericulture Center		Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Punerarya Cosmopolitan	Cosmopolitan Funeral Home		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Puno ng Akasya (Sandaang Taong Gulang)	Acacia Tree (100 years old)		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Puno ng Bangkal sa Bukal ng Macopa \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Bangkal Tree in Macopa Spring \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Puno ng Bulanbulan \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Bulanbulan Tree – Liptong \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Puno ng Tipolo – Bunlan/Pasil \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Tipolo Tree – Bunlan/Pasil \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Puno ng Ulayan \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Ulayan Tree – Kandamiang \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Puso	Puso		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Puting Bahay ng mga Paras	White House of the Parases	Puti nga Balay sa mga Paras	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Queen City Garden	Queen City Garden		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Queen City Garden	Queen City Garden		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Queensland 1 at 2	Queensland 1 and 2		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Raintree Mall	Raintree Mall		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Ramos Supermarket	Ramos Supermarket		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Regal Pension House	Regal Pension House		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Resort ng Dalampasigan ng Eskaya	Eskaya Beach Resort		Region VII	Panglao	Bohol	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2008. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa (Completed in 2006).
	Restawran ng Beehive	Beehive Restaurant		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Robinson's Place	Robinson's Place		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	RTS 7, PNP	RTS 7, PNP		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Sa Dakong Balay (Pamanang Bahay ni Don Florencio Noel)	Ang Dakong Balay (Don Florencio Noel Heritage House)	Sa Dakong Balay	Region VII	Carcar City	Cebu	Heritage House, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Dakong Balay (Don Florencio Noel House) Declared a Heritage House by the National Historical Institute 04 September 2009 Date Unveiled: May 29, 2010
	Sacred Heart Jesuit	Sacred Heart Jesuit		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Saint Peter	Saint Peter	Saint Peter Chapels; Imus Chapels	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	San Carlos Heights Subdivision	San Carlos Heights Subdivision		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Sandaang Taong Ararong Bakal	Century-old Iron Plow		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Sandaang Taong Bahay	Century Old House		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Sandaang Taong Bahay sa Hasyenda Lilia	Century-old House in Hacienda Lilia		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Sandaang Taong Gulang na Kampanaryo	Century-old Bell Tower or Belfry	Kampanaryo	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Old Structure in Santander, Cebu
	Sandaang Taong Gulang na Puno ng Paho – Cabutongan \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Century-old Paho Tree – Cabutongan \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends in Santander, Cebu
	Santwaryo ng Paru-paro ng Jumalon	Jumalon Butterfly Sanctuary		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Sementeryo ng Carreta	Carreta Cemetery		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Sementeryo ng Pungtod	Pungtod Cemetery	Sementeryo sa Pungtod	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Sentro ng Teknolohiyang Pang-industriya at Negosyo	Center for Industrial Technology and Enterprise (CITE)		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Sentro para sa Pagsasanay ng mga Magsasaka ng Bolocboloc	Bolocboloc Farmers' Training Center		Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu	Built circa 1926
	Sentrong Pang-ehekutibo ng Filipinas Life - Lungsod ng Cebu	Filipinas Life Executive Center - Cebu City	BPI-Philam Life Cebu	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Sentrong Pangkalusugan ng Talamban	Talamban Health Center		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Shappo (ginagamit na palamuti kapag Pasko, ang balat ng puno ay ginagamit bilang pantali, ang mga dahon ay ginagamit bilang pagkain ng kambing) \| Mga Halaman at Puno na may mga Kasaysayan at Alamat	Shappo (Christmas decors, bark is for tying, leaves for goat’s food) \| Plants and Trees with their Histories, Legends		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Christmas decors, bark is for tying, leaves for goat’s food
	Sima\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Sima \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Simbahan ng Banal na Krus	Holy Cross Parish		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Simbahan ng Banal na Krus ng Maribojoc \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Maribojoc	Parish Church of the Santa Cruz of Maribojoc \| Parish Church of the Holy Cross \| Simbahan ng Maribojoc Marker	Simbahan sa Santa Cruz sa Maribojoc; Simbahan sa Balaan nga Krus sa Maribojoc; Maribojoc Church	Region VII	Maribojoc	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP	Parroquia de la Santa Cruz traces its beginnings through the efforts of Jesuit missionaries, especially the Austrian Jesuit missionary, Jose Sanchez (1616-1692); its clergy, 1898 to the present; the evangelization of Maribojoc thus represents the work of different religious orders and the secular clergy, and of different nations. The location in front of a deep gully provides it a natural fortification is a defensive device not usually seen in Philippine Architecture. The construction of churches on this site spans more than two centuries, with the present church built from 1852 to 1872 replacing an earlier one built about 1798-1816. The exterior walls exhibit traces of a reddish tint over decorative features such as window frames and bas-reliefs of images, a rare glimpse of Spanish colonial period coloring techniques. The tall arched windows of the church piercing the thick coral-stone walls give ample interior light, demonstrating an innovative adaption to the tropical environment. The components of the church are aesthetically significant for their craftsmanship, mode, technical excellence, exquisiteness, expression of skill and quality for design and execution. The composition of said retablos is a mixture of Neogothic, Mudejar, and other styles, incorporating local motifs such as a woman in baro't saya. The ceiling, commissioned in the 1920s by Most Reverend Juan Gorordo, the first Filipino bishop of Cebu, was painted by Ray Francia, one of the most important painters of Cebu in the 1920s-1930s. The huge clock acquired from the Altonaga company in Manila installed on the church belfry on 15 October 1893, is one of the rare extant examples of that clock company. In this church lie the remains of three (3) Augustinian Recollect friars, namely Frs. Bartolome de Sta. Ana, Mauro de San Agustin, and Manuel Plaza, who supervised the church construction. Under the authority of the Bishop of Tagbilaran, the Parish established a museum in November 1995 to house its extensive and highly significant collection of historic religious art and memorabilia. The complex of the Parish Church of the Holy Cross in Maribojoc, Bohol, with its church, retablos and other interior furnishings, bell-tower, convent, museum, exterior stairway at the back, and side plazas, has one of the highest levels of authenticity in Bohol, and indeed in the country. This priceless church heritage is historically significant for its association with religious and political events, and objects of daily life used by the ordinary people which are the foundation of the Filipino culture. Its buildings, spaces, and layout represent one of the highest points in 19th century church site development in the country. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 2-2010 Marker Text: Simbahan ng Maribojoc Itinatag ng mga paring Heswita bilang misyon at parokya sa patronato ng Santa Cruz, 1767. Inilipat sa mga paring Recoletos, 1768. Inumpisahang ipatayo ni Padre Manuel Plaza, O.A.R. ang kasalukuyang simbahan na yari sa korales at bato, 1852. Natapos sa pamumuno ni Padre Fernando Rubio Lucas Martinez, O.A.R., 1872; ang kumbento at kampanaryo na may orasan, 1877–1898. Isinagawa ni Ray Francia ang mga pintadong obra sa loob ng simbahan, mga taong 1930. Ipinaayos ng Comite de Obras ang mga retablo, 1934. Nailigtas nang sunugin ang bayan ng Maribojoc noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, 1942–1945. Itinalaga bilang Diocesan Shrine of San Vicente Ferrer, 2005. Halimbawa ng arkitekturang kolonyal noong panahon ng mga Espanyol. Year Unveiled: 2009
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Asunsyon ng Dauis \| Palatandaan ng Kompleks ng Simbahan ng Dimiao	Shrine-Parish of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Complex; Parish Church of Our Lady of the Assumption of Dauis; Dauis Church Complex Marker	Kompleks sa Simbahan sa Birhen sa Asuncion ug mga gamit liturgical sa sulod kini; Simbahan ng Dauis	Region VII	Dauis	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Historically, the Augustinian Recollect missionary Fray Julio Saldaña de Santo Domingo, parish priest of Dauis from 1861 to 1878, commenced building the fifth and present church in the Gothic style. This ecclesiastical edifice was consecrated in liturgical rites by Bishop Juan Gorordo of Cebu on 23 August 1923. Architecturally, the present Dauis Church is one of the more sophisticated and complex structures of its kind in Bohol. Constructed in the gothic style, Saldaña's masterpiece is the subject of a harmonious interlocking of different artistic types and historical periods. The tower and the lower half of the church fabric are the remnants of the gothic plan, while its painted ceiling exhibits the illusion of a renaissance artesonado or coffered ceiling. Also, the folky baroque transept retablos which feature 18th- century twisted columns have niches above which are planned according to neoclassic lines. The Grecian temple-façade that was added by Fr. Natalio del Mar in the 1920's and completed by Boholano secular priest Fr. Quiterio Sarigumba in 1926 exhibits an ornamental neoclassic design. Aesthetically, the church possesses a unique style of ceiling painting and follows a distinct iconographic programme. While other Bohol churches prefer religious scenes as subjects on ceiling paintings, Dauis Church opted for the coffered ceiling, and the paintings only become representational in the areas covered in the transept, cupola, and sanctuary where scenes in the life of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Jesus are featured. Militarily, the entire cultural property has a squat hexagonal tower built as a lookout against moro piratical raiders from Mindanao, built sometimes in 1774 during the term of the Augustinian Recollect missionary Fray Santiago del Corazon del Jesus. The plaza fronting the apse of the church is bordered by a low wall surmised to be part of the fortification erected by the Jesuits. Fronting the sea at the back of the casa parroquial is a bulwark-like structure that adds to the fortification of the site. Archaeologically, the church complex has a great potential for archaeological/scientific research significance because of the presence of ruins that might shed light on the early historic period of Bohol province. Religiously and socially, the church has been the venue of local and foreign pilgrims seeking divine favours from God through the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. By oral tradition, a well sprang out at the foot of the sanctuary while the populace was inside the safety of the church during one of the intermittent pirate raids. While the fresh water from the well is said to be miraculous, personal testimonies abound as to its efficacy. This brought in pilgrims to Dauis Church that on 15 August 2004. Most Rev. Leopoldo S. Tumulak, then Bishop of Tagbilaran, declared it a diocesan shrine, fittingly on the day commemorating the Solemnity of the Bodily Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and on the year marking the 150th anniversary of the proclamation of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The parish church complex and diocesan shrine dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary has all the elements of an ideal church plan: bell tower, a patio or plaza, a casa parroquial. fortifications, bulwarks, morada, and a watchtower - all these are perfectly set on a strip of land on the shore of Panglao Island opposite Tagbilaran, on virtually a seascape overlooking the mainland to its northeast, the verdant Mayacabaç Hill to its southwest, and ancient trees and archaeological site to its east section, providing a resonant rhythm of built structures and open spaces. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 12-2011 and a National Historical Landmark by virtue of National Historical Institute Resolution No. 3, s. 2009 Marker Texts: Dauis Church Complex Binubuo ng simbahan, kumbento, bantayan at kampanaryo na pawang yari sa korales. Itinatag ng mga paring Heswita bilang visita ng Baclayon ay naging parokya sa patronato ng Nuestra Señora de Asuncion, 1697. Ipinatayo ni Padre Joseph Nepomuceno, S.J. ang kumbento na naging opisyal na tirahan ng mga Heswita mula sa Loboc, 1753-1768. Isinailalim sa mga paring Recoletos, 1768. Ipinatayo ni Padre Santiago del Corazon de Jesus, O.A.R., and kampanaryo, 1774. Pinatibay ang bakuran bilang depensa sa pagsalakay ng mga piratang Moro, 1885. Inumpisahang ipatayo ni Padre Julio Saldaña, O.A.R. ang kasalukuyang simbahan, 1863-1879. Tinapos ni Padre Natalio del Mar na may pintadong obra ni Ray Francia at Canuto Avila, 1919-1923. Pinasinayaan ni Monsignor Juan Gorordo ng Cebu, 23 Agosto 1923. Naging kanlungan ng mga madre ng Holy Spirit ng Tagbilaran ang kumbento noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Itinalaga bilang Shrine of Our Lady of Assumption, 15 Agosto 2004. Halimbawa ng arkitekturang Neo-Gothic at Neo-Classic. Ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan, 2009. Year Unveiled: 2009 --- Simbahan ng Dauis Itinatag ng mga paring Heswita bilang Visita ng Baclayon; naging Parokya sa Patronato ng Nuestra Señora de Asuncion, 1697. Ipinamahal sa mga paring Recoletos, 1768. Inumpisahang ipatayo ni Padre Julio Saldaña, O.A.R. ang kasalukuyang simbahan, 1863–1879. Ipinagpatuloy ni Padre Natalio del Mar, 1919–1923. Isinagawa ni Ray Francia at Canuto Avila ang mga pintadong obra sa loob ng simbahan. Pinasinayaan ni Monsignor Juan Gorordo ng Cebu, 23 Agosto 1923. Itinalaga bilang Shrine of Our Lady of Assumption, 15 Agosto 2004. Halimbawa ng arkitekturang Neo-gothic at Neo-classic. Ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan, 2009. Date: 16 May 2009
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Liwanag ng Loon \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Loon	Parish Church of Nuestra Señora de La Luz of Loon \| Simbahan ng Loon Marker	Simbahan sa Birhen sa Kasilak, Loon; Loon Church	Region VII	Loon	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum (by virtue of Museum Declaration No. 5-2010); National Historical Landmark, NHCP (by virtue of Resolution 04-2010)	Replacement Marker: Simbahan ng Loon Unang itinatag sa Napo ng mga Heswita sa ilalim ng patronato ni Santa Maria, Nuestra Señora de la Luz, 22 Hunyo 1753. Pinangasiwaan ng mga Rekoleto, 21 Oktubre 1768. Dulot ng pananalakay ng mga pirata, inilipat dito sa Moto ang simbahang gawa sa bato. Pinalibutan ng muog at mga kanyon, kalagitnaan ng 1770. Nasunog ang simbahan, maliban ang harapan, 1850 at 1853. Muling ipinatayo sa batong korales at isinaayos ang harapan ng dating gusali ayon sa disenyo ni Domingo de Escondrillas, direktor ng Pampublikong Gawain sa Cebu, 1855-1864. Ginamit bilang garison ng pwersang Amerikano sa kanilang kampanya laban sa mga kawal na Pilipino, 1901. Ipininta ni Ray Francia ang mga larawan sa mga kisame ng simbahan, 1938. Ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan at Pambansang Yamang Pangkalinangan, 2010. Nagiba ng lindol, 15 Oktubre 2013. Isinaayos ng Pambansang Museo ng Pilipinas, 2021. Date: September 07, 2021 --- Previous Marker Text: Simbahan ng Loon Itinatag ng mga Heswita, 1753. Inilipat sa pamamahala ng mga Augustinian Recollects, 1768. Nasunog ang unang simbahan maliban ang harapan, 1850’s. Kasama ang harapan ng dating gusali, muling ipinatayo ayon sa disenyo ni Domingo Escondrillas, 1855–1864. Ginamit ng mga pwersang Amerikano bilang garison sa kanilang kampanya laban sa mga Filipinong gerilya, 1901. Isinagawa ni Ray Francia, Cebuanong pintor, ang mga pintadong obra sa loob ng simbahan, 1938. Pangunahing patron ang Nuestra Señora de la Luz o Birhen sa Kasilak at pangalawang patron si St. Joseph the Worker. Ipinahayag bilang Pambansang Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan, 2010. Year Unveiled: 2010
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Patrocinio ng Maria ng Boljoon	Parish Church of Nuestra Señora del Patrocinio de Maria of Boljoon \| Simbahan ng Boljoon Marker	Baroque Churches of the Philippines (extension); Simbahan sa Patrocinio de Maria sa Boljo-on; Boljoon Church	Region VII	Boljoon	Cebu	Tentative List of UNESCO World Heritage Sites; National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP	RESOLUTION NO. 1, S, 1999 DECLARING THE CHURCH OF BOLJOON IN CEBU 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 placed under the administrative supervision of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts by virtue of Executive Order No. 80 dated March 5, 1999, and vested with the power to declare sites and structure as national historical landmarks; WHEREAS, the Church of Boljoon, dedicated to Our Lady of Patrocinio, was built in 1783 by Fr. Ambrosio Otero, OSA; WHEREAS, church construction was continued by Fr. Manuel Cordero, OSA in 1794, completed by Fr. Julian Bermejo in the nineteenth century, and restored by the last Augustinian parish priest of the town, Fr. Leandro Moran, OSA, during his term from 1920 to 1948; WHEREAS, the church of Boljoon Is one of the oldest Augustinian churches in Cebu next to the Church of Santo Niño in Cebu City; WHEREAS, the church of Boljoon with Its distinct Filipino Baroque style is reflective of the aesthetic sense and values of its friar builders and the artistry and ingenuity of Filipinos of yesteryears; NOW THEREFORE, the National Historical Institute by virtue of the powers vested in it by Presidential Decree No. 260, hereby declares the Church of Boljoon in Cebu as a National Historical Landmark. APPROVED: December 15, 1999 _____ Marker Text: Simbahan ng Boljoon Itinatag bilang bisita ng Carcar ng mga Agustino noong 1599. Naging isang nagsasariling parokya sa pagtatangkilik ng Nuestra Señora de Patrocinio, 1690. Inilipat sa pamamahala ng mga Heswita, 1737; ibinalik sa mga Agustino, 1747. Natupok ng apoy ang unang simbahang gawa ng mga Agustino, 1782; ipinatayo ang kasalukuyang simbahan ni Padre Ambrosio Otero, OSA, 1783; ipinagpatuloy ni Padre Manuel Cordero, OSA, 1794; ganap na natapos sa panahon ng panunungkulan ni Padre Leandro Moran, OSA, 1920–1948. Napasailalim sa pamamahala ng mga sekular noong mga sumunod na taon. Ipinahayag na isang Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan ng Pambansang Suriang Pangkasaysayan, Disyembre 15, 1999 sa bisa ng Kautusan ng Pangulo Bilang 260, Agosto 1, 1973 na sinusugan ng mga Kautusan ng Pangulo Bilang 375, Enero 14, 1974 at Bilang 1505, Hulyo 11, 1978. Date Unveiled: June 25, 2000
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Pilar ng Sibonga \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Sibonga	Parish Church of Nuestra Señora del Pilar of Sibonga \| Simbahan ng Sibonga Marker	Simbahan sa Sibonga; Sibonga Church	Region VII	Sibonga	Cebu	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Sibonga Itinatag bilang visita ng Carcar ng mga misyonerong Agustino, 1690. Naging parokya sa patronato ng Nuestra Señora del Pilar de Zaragoza, 1830. Ipinagawa ang unang simbahan yari sa kahoy at nipa, ayon sa disenyo ni Obispo Santos Gomez Marañon ng Cebu. Ipinatayo ni Padre Prospero Puerto ang kumbento yari sa bato at korales, 1839, at sinimulan ang pagpapatayo ng kasalukuyang simbahan yari sa bato at korales sa arkitekturang Neo-Gothic, 1866. Ipinagpatuloy nina Padre Juan Alonso, 1868–1881; Enrique Magaz, 1881–1890; Emiliano Diez, 1890–1898. Muling ipinaayos ang simbahan ni Padre Francisco Latorre at pinasinayaan ni Arsobispo Jeremias Harty ng Maynila, 17 Nobyembre 1907. Ginawa ni Raymundo Francia ng Cebu ang mga obrang bibliko at trompe l’oeil sa kisame ng simbahan, 1924. Year Unveiled: 2010
	Simbahan ng Century Blessed Sacrament	The Century Blessed Sacrament Church		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Simbahan ng Kabanal-banalang Paglilihi ng Oslob	Parish Church of Immaculate Conception of Oslob	Simbahan sa Inmaculada Concepcion sa Oslob; Oslob Church	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Simbahan ng Kabanal-banalang Santatlo ng Loay \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Santisima Trinidad ng Loay	Parish Church of the Holy Trinity of Loay \| Simbahan ng Santisima Trinidad ng Loay Marker	Simbahan sa Loay; Loay Church	Region VII	Loay	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Santisima Trinidad ng Loay Itinatag ang Loay bilang Barrio Santisima Trinidad sa ilalim ng Parokya ng San Pedro Apostol ng Loboc noong ika-18 dantaon. Naging parokya sa pangangasiwa ng mga misyonerong Rekoletos, 1799. Itinayo ang simbahan, 1822; ang kumbento, 1838; ang kampanaryo, 1865. Naglingkod dito si Padre Leon Inchausti, martir ng digmaang sibil sa Espanya (1936–1939) na kinanonisa bilang santo noong 1999. Mahalagang halimbawa ng arkitekturang Pilipino-Espanyol. Inihayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan, 18 Agosto 2003. Year Unveiled: 2004
	Simbahan ng Kalinis-linisang Paglilihi ng Birheng Maria ng Baclayon \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Baclayon	Parish Church of Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary of Baclayon \| Simbahan ng Baclayon Marker	Ang Simbahan sa Baclayon; Baclayon Church	Region VII	Baclayon	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Baclayon Sa pook na ito pormal na itinayo nina Padre Juan de Torres at Padre Gabriel Sanchez, mga paring Heswita, ang unang misyon ng Kristiyanismo sa Bohol, Nobyembre 17, 1596. Ang unang simbahan na yari sa kahoy ay parangal sa Birheng Immaculada Concepcion. Naging ganap na parokya, 1717. Ipinatayo ang kasalukuyang simbahan yari sa korales, 1727. Pinamahalaan ng mga Agustinong Recolectos, 1768. Idinagdag ang pilak na tabernakulo sa pangunahing dambana, 1810; ginawa ang binyagan at sakristiya, 1852. Nagsagawa ng mga ilang pagbabago at pagsasaayos ngunit ang orihinal na arkitekturang Neo-Klasiko sa paggamit ng arkong Romano at templo ay napanatili hanggang sa kasalukuyan. 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 simbahang ito ay ipinahayag na Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan noong Hulyo 27, 1994. Year Unveiled: 1995
	Simbahan ng Kalinis-linisang Paglilihi ng Duero \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Duero	Parish Church of Immaculate Conception of Duero \| Simbahan ng Duero Marker	Duero Church	Region VII	Duero	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Duero Itinatag ng mga Rekoleto sa ilalim ng patronato ni Santa Filomena, 1863. Ipinatayo ang kasalukuyang simbahan at kumbento yari sa kahoy, 1874. Ginamit ang kumbento bilang himpilan ng puwersang Amerikano sa kanilang kampanya laban sa mga Boholano, Hulyo 1901. Nakaligtas sa pagsunog ng mga Amerikano sa bayan ng Duero, Oktubre 1901. Ipingalan sa Nuestra Señora Inmaculada Concepcion, 1969. Isa sa mga nananatiling sinaunang simbahang yari sa kahoy. Year Unveiled: 2015
	Simbahan ng Mary Coredemptrix	The Church of Mary Coredemptrix		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Simbahan ng OAD at Bahay Pahingahan	OAD Church and Retreat House		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Simbahan ng San Agustin at Kompleks, Plaza, Lumang Munisipyo ng Panglao, Mga Paaralan ng Kabataang Lalaki at Babae, Daang Arko at Kamposanto ng Sementeryo ng 19-daantaon	Parish Church of San Agustin and Complex, the Plaza, the Old Panglao Municipio, the Escuelas de Ninos y Ninas, the Archway and Mortuary Chapel of the 19th Century Cemetery	Simbahan sa San Agustin, ug complex, plaza, Daan nga Munisipyo sa Panglao; Panglao Church; Simbahan ng Panglao	Region VII	Panglao	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	The church is noteworthy because of its twin antique confessionals carved with grape and dove patterns. The church is also known for its ceiling murals depicting the sacraments. The church complex, together with the convento, watchtower, plaza, old municipioand the Escuela de Niños y Niñas, were declared Important Cultural Properties by the National Museum and the National Historical Commission of the Philippines. (Source: http://www.panglaotourism.com/heritage-sites/st-augustine-church/)
	Simbahan ng San Agustin ng Hippo ng Bacong	Parish of Saint Augustine of Hippo of Bacong	Simbahan sa San Agustin sa Bacong; Bacong Church	Region VII	Bacong	Negros Oriental	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	St. Augustine of Hippo Church was built near the sea. It was constructed by the Augustinian Recollects in 1865. The church's main attraction is the altar and the pipe organ, created in Spain. It also features religious items which are being displayed. Its bell tower, the tallest in the province served as look out for the enemies. The church is now listed as National Cultural Treasure.
	Simbahan ng San Antonio Abad ng Carmen \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Carmen	Parish Church of Saint Anthony of Abbot of Carmen \| Simbahan ng Carmen Marker	Simbahan sa Carmen; Carmen Church	Region VII	Carmen	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Established by the Recollects as a visita of Bilar. Became a separate parish in 1874.
	Simbahan ng San Francisco ng Assisi ng Dumanjug \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Dumanjug	Parish Church of Saint Francis of Assisi of Dumanjug \| Simbahan ng Dumanjug Marker	Dumanjug Church	Region VII	Dumanjug	Cebu	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Dumanjug Dating visita ng Barili at naging hiwalay na parokya sa patronato ni San Francisco de Asis, 1854. Sa pamumuno ni Padre matias Lucero Cabrera at sa tulong ng taumbayan ipinatayo ang unang simbahan yari sa kahoy at kogon. Naitayo ang kasalukuyang simbahan yari sa korales noong panunungkulan ni Padre Doroteo Godinez, paring sekular, sa pagtutulungan ng taumbayan, 1864. Isinaayos, Dekada 1980. Napinsala ng lindol, 2013. Naisaayos, 2016. Year Unveiled: 2018
	Simbahan ng San Francisco ng Assisi ng Siquijor \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Siquijor	Parish Church of Saint Francis of Assisi of Siquijor \| Simbahan ng Siquijor Marker	Simbahan sa Siquijor; Siquijor Church	Region VII	Siquijor	Siquijor	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Siquijor Itinatag ang parokya ng mga paring sekular sa patronato ni San Francisco de Asis noong Pebrero 1, 1783. Inilipat sa mga paring Rekoleto noong 1793. Sinimulan ni P. Setten, isang sekular, ang pagpapatayo ng simbahang bato na pinangasiwaan ni P. Alonso de los Dolores noong 1795–1831. Ipinagawa ang kumbento na katulad ng isang kuta upang malabanan ang madalas na pagsalakay ng mga tulisang-dagat. Date Unveiled: May 19, 1984
	Simbahan ng San Gabriel Arkangel ng Santander	Saint Gabriel Archangel Parish of Santander	Simbahan ni San Gabriel Arkanghel sa Santander	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Old Structure in Santander, Cebu
	Simbahan ng San Guillermo de Aquitania ng Dalaguete \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng San Guillermo de Aquitania	Parish Church of San Guillermo de Aquitania of Dalaguete \| Simbahan ng San Guillermo de Aquitania Marker	Simbahan sa San Guillermo de Aquitania; Simbahan sa Dalaguete; Dalaguete Church	Region VII	Dalaguete	Cebu	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng San Guillermo de Aquitania Itinatag bilang visita ng Carcar, 1690. Naging parokya, 1711. Sinimulan ang kasalukuyang simbahan, 1802. Natapos 1825; ang kumbento, 1832; at ang kampanaryo, 1860. Itinalaga sa pagtangkilik ni San Guillermo de Aquitania. Ang simbahan at bantayan sa harapan ay ginamit bilang tanggulan laban sa pananalakay ng mga pirata noong unang bahagi ng ika-19 dantaon. Kinumpuni ang nabe, 1868. Gawa ni Canuto Avila ang mga larawan sa kisame ng simbahan, 1935. Mahalagang halimbawa ng arkitekturang Filipino–Espanyol at isa sa mga natitira at katangitanging church–fortress complex sa bansa. Inihayag bilang Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan, 16 Abril 2004. Date Unveiled: October 3, 2004 _____ The Church of Dalaguete is located in the town proper where it overlooks the beautiful blue waters of the adjacent sea and the spacious lawn with its leafy shrubs and shady trees. The church is located in the midst of a complex which contains the convent, church and cemetery. The remains of an ossuary whuch must have belonged to the old cemetery in the complex can still be found at the left side of the church. The convent is two storeys high, with a coral stone first storey, arcaded and still strongly built and a second floor of wooden construction generally. This upper floor has been renovated. It has new fenestrations and wooden sidings. The church of dalaguete is quite simply designed with a plain façade almost devoid of ornamentation save for the bands of florals and foliates that course vertically in the smooth front façade of the church. There is a main portal which is arched and made up of wooden door panels. At its side are little relief retables of saints. Above the main portal is the choir loft area which has two arched windows and a small niche for the town’s patron saint at the center. The church has a raking cornice capped by a cross at the center and the ends by small finials. At the center of this pediment is a small orifice, perhaps for ventilation, and small niche again for saint. The saints niche are meticulously carved in stone. The belltower of the church is standing to its left side. It is polygonal and made up of three tiers. Arched windows fill up the sides of the tiers. Entrance to the church is also made possible through the auxiliary entrances at the sides and transept areas. The side entrances are beautifully marked by a triangular pediment in relief and side pilasters that come out significantly with their foliated designs and motifs. Even the pediment or transcom area of the side entrances are infused with floral embellishments bringing to force the artistic talent and creativity of the artisians and craftsmen who built this church. The church is cruciform in plan and has a vaulted ceiling. It has five altars executed un the Baroque style. There are four ½ side altars dedicated to the Sacred Heart, Our Lady of Lourdes, the Mater Dolorosa and the Santo Sepulcro. The interior is paved with black and white tiles. Its ceiling is painted with biblical and other Religious scenes. Quaint are the tribunas with their carved panels. The windows are lancet arched, with awning type glass panels. Its walls are painted in blue and white motif. The choir loft of the church is handsomely decorated with carved panels instead of a balustrade.
	Simbahan ng San Isidro Labrador ng Lazi \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Lazi	Parish Church of San Isidro Labrador of Lazi \| Simbahan ng Lazi Marker	Baroque Churches of the Philippines (extension); Simbahan sa Lazi; Lazi Church	Region VII	Lazi	Siquijor	Tentative List of UNESCO World Heritage Sites; National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Lazi Ang parokyang ito ay itinatag ng mga paring Agustino Rekoleto sa ilalim ng patronato ni San Isidro Labrador noong 1857. Ang simbahan at kumbento ay ipinatayo sa pangangasiwa ng P. Toribio Sanchez, O.A.R. Yari sa mga batong-dagat at matitigas na kahoy, ang simbahan ay tinapos ng mga Pilipinong artesano nong 1884 at ang kampanaryo pagkalipas ng isang taon. Ang maluwang na kumbento ay sinimulan noong 1887 at binasbasan noong 1891. May sukat na 42 sa 38 metro, ang kumbentong ito ay isa sa pinakamalaki sa Pilipinas. 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 simbahan at kumbento ay ipinahayag na mga Pambansang Palatandaang Makasaysayan. Date Unveiled: May 19, 1984
	Simbahan ng San Isidro Labrador ng Talamban	Parish Church of San Isidro Labrador of Talamban		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Simbahan ng San Isidro Magsasaka ng Tubigon \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Tubigon	Parish Church of Saint Isidore the Farmer of Tubigon \| Simbahan ng Tubigon Marker	Tubigon Church	Region VII	Tubigon	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Tubigon Itinatag ng mga Heswita bilang bisita ng Calape at inilipat sa pamamahala ng mga Rekoleto, 1768. Naging parokya sa patronato ni San Isidro Labrado, 1852. Ipinagpatuloy ni Padre Felix Guillen (1887–1893) ang pagpapatayo ng kasalukuyang simbahan. Pinangasiwaan ng mga paring sekular, 1899. Isinagawa ni Ray Francia ang mga larawan sa kisame ng simbahan, dekada 1920 at 1930. Nasira ng lindol, 15 Oktubre 2013. Year Unveiled: 2015
	Simbahan ng San Jose Karpintero ng Nueva Caceres. Oslob	Parish Church of Saint Joseph the Carpenter of Nueva Caceres, Oslob	Simbahan sa Nueva Caceres, Simbahan sa San Juan	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Simbahan ng San Juan Bautista ng Garcia Hernandez	Parish Church of Saint John the Baptist of Garcia Hernandez	Simbahan sa San Juan Bautista; Garcia Hernandez Church	Region VII	Garcia Hernandez	Bohol	Cultural Property, National Museum	St. John the Baptist Church's present structure began in the early 1880's and blessed in 1896. The adjacent bell tower was constructed in 1932. The church was almost des troyed by an earthquake in 1990. It features a nave with wide aisle held by smaller aisles, on top is a Doric frieze. the choir loft has a non-working organ given by a Recollect priest.
	Simbahan ng San Miguel Arkanghel ng Jagna \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Jagna	Parish Church of Saint Michael the Archangel of Jagna \| Simbahan ng Jagna Marker	Saint Michael the Archangel Church; Jagna Church	Region VII	Jagna	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP; Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures of Jagna (per Municipal Ordinance G.O.7-06-2006)	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Jagna Itinatag ng mga Heswita sa patronato ni San Miguel Arkanghel, 1631. Inilipat sa pamamahala ng mga Rekoleto, 1768. Sinimulang ipatayo ang simbahang bato ni Fray Felix Blas de las Mercedes, 1808; natapos 1867. Pinangasiwaan ng mga paring sekular, 1868. Nakaligtas ang simbahan at kumbento matapos sunugin ng puwersang Amerikano ang bayan ng Jagna, 1901. Isinagawa ni Ray Francia ang mga larawan sa kisame ng simbahan, dekada 1920 at 1930. Isinaayos ang simbahan, 1968. Nasira ng lindol, 8 Pebrero 1990. Year Unveiled: 2015
	Simbahan ng San Miguel Arkanghel ng Samboan \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Samboan	Parish Church of Saint Michael the Archangel of Samboan \| Simbahan ng Samboan Marker	Samboan Church	Region VII	Samboan	Cebu	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Samboan Dating visita ng Tanjay, Negros; naging parokya ng Diyosesis ng Cebu sa patronato ni San Miguel Arkanghel, 1780. Ipinatayo sa pamumuno ni Padre Romualdo Avila ang simbahan at kumbento yari sa sagay (korales) at kahoy, 1842. Ang bantayang nagsilbi sa pagmamasid ng Kipot Tañon sa pagitan ng Cebu at Negros ay ipinagawa yari sa sagay sa panahon ni Padre Toribio Gerzon, paring sekular ng Diyosesis ng Cebu, 1878. Sa ibabaw ng gulod na may 157 na baitang mula tore pababa ng dalampasigan ay ang tinatawag na Escala de Jacob. Year Unveiled: 2016
	Simbahan ng San Nicolas de Tolentino ng Malabuyoc \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Malabuyoc	Parish Church of San Nicolas de Tolentino of Malabuyoc \| Simbahan ng Malabuyoc Marker	Malabuyoc Church	Region VII	Malabuyoc	Cebu	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Malabuyoc Nagsimula bilang visita ng Samboan, 1784 at naging ganap na parokya sa patronato ni San Nicolas de Tolentino, 1834. Itinayo ang kasalukuyang simbahan yari sa korales, 1863. Ginawa ang kumbento batay sa disenyo ni Domingo de Escondrillas, 1881–1885. Ipinagawa ang isang bantayan na yari sa kahoy at korales, malapit sa Kipot ng Tañon, na naging himpilan ng mga nagbibigay babala na may parating na mga pirata noong kalagitnaaan ng ika-9 na siglo. Date Unveiled: September 25, 2017
	Simbahan ng San Pablo Apostol ng Inabanga \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Inabanga	Parish Church of Saint Paul the Apostle of Inabanga \| Simbahan ng Inabanga Marker	Inabanga Church	Region VII	Inabanga	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Inabanga Itinatag ng mga Heswita sa ilalim ng patronato ni San Pablo Apostol, 1724. Winasak ng mga nag-alsang tagasunod ni Francisco Dagohoy ang simbahang yari sa bato, ika-18 siglo. Inilipat ang parokya sa pangangasiwa ng mga Rekoleto, 1768–1898. Sinimulang ipaayos ang apsis, 1889. Pinangasiwaan ng mga paring sekular, 1899. Sinunog ng mga sundalong Amerikano, Enero 1902. Ipinagawa ang harapang bahagi ng simbahan sa panunungkulan ni Padre Quiterio Sarigumba, 1931; at ni Padre Valeriano Cabantan ang kampanaryo, 1940. Pinalitan ng bakal at tisa ang bubong, 2002. Nasira ng lindol, 15 Oktubre 2013. Date Unveiled: March 10, 2015
	Simbahan ng San Pedro at San Pablo Apostol ng Loboc	Parish Church of San Pedro and San Pablo of Loboc	Simbahan sa San Pedro ug San Pablo sa Loboc; Loboc Church	Region VII	Loboc	Bohol	Tentative List of UNESCO World Heritage Sites; National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; National Historical Landmark, NHCP	RESOLUTION No. 7, S. 1998 DECLARING THE CHURCH OF SAN PEDRO APOSTOL IN LOBOC, BOHOL 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 with the power to declare historical and cultural sites and structures: WHEREAS, In May 1597, Fr. Juan de Torres, S.J. established the mission of Loboc, which in 1602, was canonically established Into a parish and advocated to San Pedro Apostol; WHEREAS, the present church, built on foundations of the early church which was destroyed by fire, was started in 1670 and completed in 1734; WHEREAS, the convento annexed to the Church In an unusual three-storey structure and was the central residence of the Jesuit missions and later the Recollect missions in Bohol; WHEREAS, in 1768, upon expulsion of the Jesuit, Loboc was ceded to the Recollects, who built the octagonal bell tower separate from the main church structure; WHEREAS, sometime in 1858, Fray Aquilino Bon, O.A.R. built the portico in front of the church fagade and the octagonal mortuary chapel at the gospel flank of the church; WHEREAS, Loboc Church is a heritage church of Bohol province, a combination of Jesuit and Recollect architectural concepts and of native craftsmanship. NOW, THEREFORE, the National Historical Institute, by virtue of the powers vested in it by Presidential Decree No. 260, hereby declares the CHURCH OF SAN PEDRO APOSTOL in Loboc, Bohol, a NATIONAL HISTORICAL LANDMARK. Approved: December 12, 1998 _____ Church complex of San Pedro Apostol, Loboc (Bohol) The present church was first erected by the Jesuit Missionaries in the 18th century, then later taken over by the Augustinian Recollects who had there share of construction. The church complex is near the river and is composed of; the church structure, a three storey convent, a bell tower situated about 50 meters away from the front and a mortuary chapel at the complex's left side. The Jesuits designed the church with an intricately designed façade (though unfinished), every window has cherub designs under the opening. The Augustinian Recollects added a portico façade, buttresses, the bell tower and the mortuary chapel. The interior has; 18th and 19th centuries retablos, ceiling of the church is painted by indigenous artisans in the 1920's, a 19th century pipe organ (restored in 2001). In the 19th century, the roof of the church is made of clay roof tiles. The walls are made of coral stone. The convent is L-shaped with three floors, and is located at the rear end of the church. The third floor of the convent is connected to the church. The convent shows different periods of construction. The main hall of the convent, located at the second floor, has a Victorian interior, the walls have paintings, the ceiling is made of fabricated tin panels. The third level of the convent is used as a museum of church artifacts. Numerous areas of the convent are dilapidated due to its non-use. Also found at the rear of the convent, resembling a pool. (Source: http://whc.unesco.org/) _____ Marker Text: Church of San Pedro Apostol In May 1597, Fr. Juan de Torres, S.J., established the mission of Loboc, which was canonically established as a parish dedicated to San Pedro Apostol[.] In 1602, the present church, built on foundations of the early church which was destroyed by the fire, was started in 1670 and completed in 1734. The convent annexed to the church in a three-storey structure, was the central residence of the Jesuit Missions. In 1768, the Recollects were assigned the former missions in Bohol; they built the octagonal bell tower separate from the main church structure. Sometime in 1858, Fray Aquilino Bon, O.A.R., built the portico in front of the church façade and the octagional mortuary chapel at the gospel flank of the church. Year Unveiled: 1999
	Simbahan ng San Pedro at San Pablo ng Bantayan \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Bantayan	Parish Church of Saints Peter and Paul of Bantayan \| Ang Simbahan ng Bantayan Marker	Ang Simbahan sa Bantayan; Bantayan Church	Region VII	Bantayan	Cebu	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Simbahan ng Bantayan Ang simbahang ito na inialay sa Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion ay ipinatayo ng mga paring Agustino noong ika-11 ng Hunyo 1580. Pagkaraan, naging patron ng simbahan si San Pedro Apostol at lumawak ang sakop ng parokya hanggang Maripipi, Panamao at Limangcawayan sa Leyte. Sinunog ng mga mananalakay na Muslim noong 1600, ito ay muling ipinatayo noong taon ding iyon at inilipat sa pamamahala ng mga sekular. Ang kasalukuyang gusali ay sinimulang gawin noong 1839 at natapos noong 1863. Year Unveiled: 1980
	Simbahan ng Santa Catalina ng Alejandria ng Carcar \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Carcar	Parish Church of Saint Catherine of Alexandria of Carcar \| Simbahan ng Carcar Marker	Carcar Church	Region VII	Carcar City	Cebu	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Carcar Itinatag ng mga Agustino sa patronato ng Mahal na Birhen ng Bisitasyon, 1599. Naging visita ng Santo Niño, 1599–1610, at San Nicolas de los Naturales de Cebu, 1610–1617. Naging parokya sa patronato ni Santa Catalina de Alejandria, 1617. Sinimulang itayo ang simbahan yari sa bato ni Padre Antonio Manglano, 1860; ipinagpatuloy ni Padre Gabriel Gonzalez, 1865; at natapos kasama ang kumbento ni Padre Manuel Fernandez, 1875. Pinapintahan at muling ipinaayos ni Padre Anastacio del Corro, 1901–1948. Date Unveiled: September 25, 2017
	Simbahan ng Santa Monica ng Albuquerque \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Albuquerque	Parish Church of Santa Monica of Albuquerque \| Simbahan ng Albuquerque Marker	Simbahan sa Santa Monica sa Alburquerque; Albuquerque Church	Region VII	Alburquerque	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP	The Santa Monica Parish was formerly part of the municipality of Baclayon. The church was built during the jurisdiction of the Jesuit priest, Fr. Pedro de la Incarnacio and established in 1869. By 1932, Fr. Ray Francia put up the first ceiling with paintings inside the structure, the original of which is now found in the museum. Presently, newly painted ceiling is a replica. The church follows the Baroque-style of Europe with Moorish accent of North Africa. The columns inside the church were brought from Mindanao to Albuquerque and the sculpture of its patron saint, Santa Monica, was made of cement and ivory which was said to be carried by 20 people to reach its current place. - Marker Text: Simbahan ng Alburquerque Nagsimula bilang bisita ng Baclayon sa ilalim ng patronato ni Santa Monica. Unang ipinatayo yari sa kahoy at kawayan sa kanlurang bahagi ng liwasan, 1842. Isang matibay at malawak na simbahan ang ipinatayo sa silangang bahagi, 1856. Humiwalay ang kinatatayuan sa bayan ng Baclayon at tinawag na Alburquerque, 1861. Pormal na pinasinayaan bilang parokya, 1869, at sumailalim sa pamamahala ng mga Rekoleto hanggang 1898. Sinimulan ni Padre Manuel Muro ang pagpapatayo ng simbahang bato, 1885. Ipinagawa ang itaas na bahagi ng pader at tore, dekada, 1920. Ipininta ni Ray Francia ang mga larawan sa kisame ng simbahan, 1932. Ang lagusang may nakahanay na mga arko ang nagdurugtong sa simbahan at kumbento na bukod-tangi sa Bohol. Year Unveiled: 2014 Simbahan ng Alburquerque Nagsimula bilang bisita ng Baclayon sa ilalim ng patronato ni Santa Monica. Unang ipinatayo yari sa kahoy at kawayan sa kanlurang bahagi ng liwasan, 1842. Isang matibay at malawak na simbahan ang ipinatayo sa silangang bahagi, 1856. Humiwalay ang kinatatayuan sa bayan ng Baclayon at tinawag na Alburquerque, 1861. Pormal na pinasinayaan bilang parokya, 1869, at sumailalim sa pamamahala ng mga Rekoleto hanggang 1898. Sinimulan ni Padre Manuel Muro ang pagpapatayo ng simbahang bato, 1885. Ipinagawa ang itaas na bahagi ng pader at tore, dekada, 1920. Ipininta ni Ray Francia ang mga larawan sa kisame ng simbahan, 1932. Ang lagusang may nakahanay na mga arko ang nagdurugtong sa simbahan at kumbento na bukod-tangi sa Bohol. Year Unveiled: 2014
	Simbahan ng Santo Niño ng Cortes	Parish Church of Santo Niño of Cortes	Simbahan sa Santo Niño sa Cortes; Cortes Church	Region VII	Cortes	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The church and convent erected by the Augustinian Fathers under the Rev. Andres Urdaneta in 156. The second hurch was likewise destroyed by fire in March of 1628. But rebuilt soon after (168-1629) under the administratio f the historian Rev. Juan de Medina, O.S.A. he present massive hurch was designed and constructed during the priorship of Rev. Juan Albarran O.S.A., (1735-1737). The Santo Nino venerated in ths church since th time of Legaspi, is the center of intense devotion and religious pilgrimages throughout the Visayas.
	Simbahan ng Santo Tomas ng Villanueva ng Pardo \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Pardo	Parish Church of Santo Tomas de Villanueva of Pardo \| Simbahan ng Pardo Marker	Pardo Church	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Cebu City	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Pardo Itinatag bilang parokya ng Diyosesis ng Cebu sa patronato ni Santo Tomas de Villanueva at ipinatayo ang unang simbahan yari sa tabique at nipa sa panahon ni Padre Domingo Sanchez, 1866. Napinsala ng lindol, 1877. Ipinatayo ang kasalukuyang simbahan yari sa bato ayon sa disenyo ni Domingo de Escondrillas sa panahon ni Padre Manuel Ibeas, 1880–1893. Muling ipinaayos ni Padre Venerando Reynes, 1912. Napinsala ng lindol ang bahagi, 2013; inayos, 2015–2016. Date Unveiled: July 11, 2016
	Simbahan ng UCCP	UCCP Church	Simbahan sa UCCP	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Simbahang Kampanaryo ng Instik	Chinese Bell Church		Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental	People come here to light incense and to entrust their prayers and wishes to the pantheon of Chinese deities.
	Simbahang Mormon ng Vallehermoso	Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints of Vallehermoso		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Sinoog	Sinoog		Region VII	Jagna	Bohol	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures of Jagna (per Municipal Ordinance G.O.7-06-2006)	every September 29th
	Sinulog	Sinulog		Region VII	Badian	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Badian, Cebu	Sinulog religious dance is also observed yearly since 1970's in the town during the celebration of the feast of the Sto. Niño in the month of January.
	Sitio Ubos Poblacion	Sitio Ubos Poblacion		Region VII	Tagbilaran City	Bohol	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Area in the City of Tagbilaran
	Sun Star Daily	Sun Star Daily		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Suriang Quezon - Cebu TB Pavilion	Quezon Institute - Cebu TB Pavilion (1938)		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Suriang Quezon - Dumaguete TB Pavilion	Quezon Institute - Dumaguete TB Pavilion (1955)		Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Work of National Artist for Architecture Juan F. Nakpil
	Taculing\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Taculing \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Tahanan ng Cabelles	Caballes Residence		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tahanan ng Gonzales	Gonzales' Residence		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tahanan ng Hasyenda Lopez	Lopez Hacienda Home		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Tahanan ng Leyson	Leyson Residence		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tahanan ng Llamoso	Llamoso Residence		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tahanan ng mga Villamor	Villamor Residence	Balay Villamor	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Tahanan ng Mora	Mora's Residence		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tahanan ng Paez	Paez Residence		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tahanan ni Don Diego de la Viña	Don Diego de la Viña House		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Tahanan ni En Tong Yap	En Tong Yap Residence	Balay En Tong Yap	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Tahanang Luym	Luym Residence		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 2000. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Tahanang Richter	Richter Residence		Region VII	San Jose	Negros Oriental	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1999. Interior Design also by Ar. Mañosa.
	Tahanang Scannapiego (Disenyong Pang-interyor)	Scannapiego Residence (Interior Design)		Region VII	Roxas City	Capiz	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1998.
	Talaan ng Kapanganakan \| Mga Relikiya at Kagamitang Ekklesiastiko ng Simbahan	Registry of Births \| Domestic Relics and Ecclasiastical Items in the Church		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Domestic Relics and Ecclasiastical Items in the Church, Santander, Cebu
	Talampas ng Palalong	Palalong Cliff		Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Talon ng Kalugtingon	Kalugtingon Falls	Busay sa Kalugtingon	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Talon ng Kubtingan	Kubtingan Falls		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Talon ng Liptong	Liptong Waterfalls	Busay sa Liptong	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Historical Site in Santander, Cebu
	Talon ng Mantayupan	Mantayupan Falls	Busay sa Mantayupan	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Talon ng Nabinlan	Nabinlan Falls		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Talon ng Sayaw	Sayaw Falls		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Tanggapan ng Phil-Am Life	Phil-Am Life Office		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tangke ng Tubig	Water Tank	Tangke	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Taunang Pistang Bayan ng Badian	Badian Annual Town Fiesta		Region VII	Badian	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Badian, Cebu	An annual thanksgiving in honor of St. James Apostle
	Tennis Court ng Pardo	Pardo Tennis Court		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tigib sa Bunlan\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Tigib sa Bunlan \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Tigib\| Poso Negra, Bukal, atbp.	Tigib \| Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander	Poso Negra, Springboxes, Water Sources and Watersheds in Santander, Cebu
	Tradisyunal na pagpapatuyo ng niyog	Traditional Coconut Dryer		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Tradisyunal na Panggagamot: Timpla mula sa Lason ng Ahas	Traditional Medicinal Practices: Medical Concoctions from Snake Venom		Region VII	Vallehermoso	Negros Oriental	Registered Property, Municipality of Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
	Tuburan	Tuburan		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tulay Bulacao	Bulacao Bridge		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tulay F. Pacaña	F. Pacaña Bridge		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tulay Tisa	Tisa Bridge		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Tulay Tres de Abril	Tres de Abril Bridge		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Unang Sementeryong Katoliko	First Catholic Cemetery	Nauna nga Sementeryo Katoliko	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Kolehiyo sa Cebu	University of the Philippines Cebu College	Unibersidad sa Pilipinas sa Kabisay-an; Unibersidad sa Pilipinas sa Sugbu; UP Visayas	Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: University of the Philippines Cebu College Nagsimula na Junior College of Liberal Arts sa dating Warwick Barracks; Dr. Lawrence Wharton, unang dekano, 1918. Inilipat sa pook ng Parian at pinangalanang Junior College of the University of the Philippines (U.P.); Dr. Jose Mirasol, unang Filipinong dekano, 1922; at sa Fort San Pedro, 1925. Ipinagkaloob ng Lalawigan ng Cebu ang kampus sa Lahug at pinasinayaan ang pangunahing gusali, 1929. Ginamit ng pwersang Hapones bilang piitan, 1942–1945l ng U.S. Navy General Engineering at muling binuksan bilang paarlan, 1945. Ipinaayos sa tulong ng U.S.–Philippine War Damage Commission, 1946. Ipinasara ng pamahalaan at inupahan ng mga Heswita bilang Berchmans College, 1950. Ibinalik sa U.P., 1963. Naging bahagi ng University of the Philippines Visayas (UPV), 1986–2010. Pinagkalooban ng U.P. Board of Regents ng autonomiya bilang U.P. Cebu College sa ilalim ng Tanggapan ng Pangulo ng Unibersidad, 24 Setyembre 2010. Date Unveiled: December 2, 2010
	Union Carbide Pilipinas	Union Carbide Philippines		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Villa San Jose	Villa San Jose		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Visayan Electric Co. (VECO)	Visayan Electric Co. (VECO)		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Visayan Electric Co. (VECO)	Visayan Electric Co. (VECO)		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Warwick Barracks	Warwick Barracks		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	White Gold Club at White Gold House	White Gold Club and White Gold House		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	YMCA	YMCA		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Yungib	Cave		Region VII	Cebu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Cebu City
	Yungib \| Ka Carling	Cave \| Ka Carling	Langub sa Ka Carling	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Yungib \| Mangongkong	Cave \| Mangongkong	Langub sa Mangongkong	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Yungib \| Pook ng Sanayon	Cave \| Sanayon Site	Langub sa Sanayon	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Yungib \| Upper Gloria Encio	Cave \| Upper Gloria Encio	Langub sa Upper Gloria Encio	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Yungib \| Yungib ng Duyanduyan	Cave \| Duyanduyan Cave	Langub sa Duyanduyan	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Yungib na may pasukan na pagmamay-ari ni Analisa Thompson	Cave with entrance owned by Analisa Thompson		Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Yungib ng Bangag Lapus	Bangag Lapus Cave	Kuweba sa Bangag Lapus	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Yungib ng Cabalen	Cabalen Cave	Langub sa Cabalen	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Yungib ng Gawi 1	Gawi Cave 1	Langub sa Gawi 1	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Yungib ng Gawi 2	Gawi Cave 2	Langub sa Gawi 2	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Yungib ng Kalusinda	Kalusinda Cave	Kuweba sa Kalusinda	Region VII	Barili	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Treasures, Municipality of Barili, Cebu
	Yungib ng Talamban	Talamban Cave	Lakub sa Talamban	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Yungib ng Tigib	Tigib Cave	Lakub sa Tigib	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Yungib ng Tigib sa Canangcan	Tigib Cave in Canangcaan	Langub sa Tigib sa Canangcaan	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Yungib ng Tigib sa Cansalo-ay	Tigib Cave in Cansalo-ay	Langub sa Tigib sa Cansalo-ay	Region VII	Oslob	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Oslob Heritage Site and Tourist Spot (per Resolution No. 8, s. 2014)
	Yungib ni Ka Abe	Ka Abe Cave	Langub sa Ka Abe	Region VII	Santander	Cebu	Local Cultural Property - Cultural Heritage Property of Santander
	Palatandaan ng Pagdaong sa Talisay	Talisay Landing Marker	Landing Marker in Poblacion	Region VII	Talisay City	Cebu	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pagdaong sa Talisay Dito dumaong ang Americal Division ng U.S. 8th Army na pinamunuan nina Com. Gen. William H. Arnold at Capt. Albert T. Sprague, sa tulong ng mga Filipinong gerilya ng 8th Military District sa pangunguna ni Lt. Col. James M. Cushing, 26 Marso 1945. Ang pagdaong ay bahagi ng Operasyong Victor II na ipinatupad ni Gen. Douglas MacArthur upang mabawi ang mga lalawigan ng Cebu, Bohol at Negros. Ito ay nagbigay-daan sa paglaya ng Lungsod ng Cebu, 27 Marso 1945; at pagsuko ng mga Hapones sa lalawigan, 28 Agosto 1945. Year Unveiled: 2009
	"Banggoran"; Bahagi ng "Duwang"; Kahoy na "Bugsay"; Maliit na "Duwang"	"Banggoran"; parts of a "Duwang"; a Wooden "Bugsay"; Small "Duwang"		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	The banggoran or "corn crasher" and duwang are all made of old wood.
	Accordion	Accordion		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is already over 80 years old.
	Aklat ng Barya	Book on Coins		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	An international World Book of Coins containing the coin collection from all over the world.
	Aklat Pang-panalangin, Istatwa ni Santo Niño, Maliit na Krusipiho, Imahen nina Hesus at Maria, Lupa mula sa Banal na Bayan	Prayer Book, Statue of Santo Niño, Miniature Crucifix, Icon of Jesus and Mary, Soil from the Holy Land		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Soil, book on the Vatican, and relics of a Saint.
	Antigong Bangang Antigo, Lumang "duwang", Lumang Pang-araro	An Antique Clay Jar, an Old "duwang", an Old Wooden Plow		Region VII	Bogo CIty	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Bangang Luwad	Clay Jar		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It was made out of clay. This jar was used in the older times to store clay.
	Bass	Bass		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is made out of brass. It was from an orchestra in the 1940's.
	Bolang Pang-dekorasyon	Decorative Balls		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are made up of local materials. These decorative balls are used as Christmas decor.
	Busto	Bust		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is a carved bust of the hero and father of Bogo, Don Pedro Rodriguez.
	Buto ng Balyena	Whalebone		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is a bone in the tail of a ballena or whale.
	Compass	Compass		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Gilingan ng Bato	Stone Mill		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is an old stone mill used to grind corn.
	Grandfather Clock	Grandfather Clock		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It used to stand in the old municipal hall in the early 60's.
	Hapag Kainan	Dining Table		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is a 12-seater dining table aging more than a hundred years old.
	Harmonika	Harmonica		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	The harmonica is red and black, with black and white keys.
	Istatwa ng Birhen at Sanggol na Hesus	A Statue of Our Lady and Infant Jesus		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Istatwa ni Lapu-Lapu	Statue of Lapu-Lapu		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It was carved in stone.
	Jar Lets	Jar Lets		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Locally made earthenwares dating back 1890-1900.
	Kaban ng Kayamanan	A Treasure Chest		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is carved out of wood.
	Kabibe	Conch Shell		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A wind instrument used in the early period to call people during village assemblies.
	Wooden Bench and Table	Wooden Bench and Table		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Reproduction of antique wooden benches and table.
	Kamera	Camera		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is an old-fashioned camera made in 1894 by Eastman Kodak, USA.
	Kanyon	A Cannon		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Kasuotan ni San Vicente Ferrer	Vestment of San Vicente Ferrer		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Elaborated by designed vestments used during processions in honor of San Vicente Ferrer.
	Kawa	Cauldron		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A huge iron cauldron used to boil molasses.
	Kopya ng "Huling Paalam" ni Jose Rizal	A Copy of "Mi Ultimo Adios" of Jose Rizal		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A framed reproduction of Jose Rizal's original poem in Spanish, penned by the hero himself.
	Krusipiho	Crucifix		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It was made out of brass.
	Kwadradong Larawang ni Buenaventura Rodriguez	Framed Picture of Buenaventura Rodriguez		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is an old picture of the great Bogohonan, first governor of Cebu, playwright and dramatist (Zarzuela writer).
	Lalagyanan ng Prutas, Bag Panggabi, mga Tasang Pang-tsaa, Selyong Pangnotaryo, Dalawang Tasa, Gavel	Fruit Tray, Evening Bag, 5-set Tea Cups, Notarial Seal, 2 Cups Gavel		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Blue porcelain fruit tray, blk. beaded evening bag; teacups made from the ashes of Mt. Vesuvius; green cups; an old gavel.
	Larawan	Picture		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	An old picture of Bogo basketball team.
	Locomotive	Locomotive		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	This is made from the United States of America.
	Lumang Barya ng Pilipinas	Old Philippine Coins		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Assorted old Philippine coins in different denominations that are no longer in circulation.
	Lumang Kahoy na Kaha	Old Wooden Cash Box		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Used in the early days to store cash and other valuables.
	Malaking Kabibeng Naging Posil	Fossilized Giant Clam		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is a fossil estimated to be about 1 to 3 million years old, found in Don Pedro & Cayang, Bogo.
	Zarzuela ni Buenaventura Tura Rodriguez	A Mini Organ		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is a black and white Casio mini organ.
	Maliliit na Istatwa	Statuettes		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Two red statuettes of Buddha.
	Maliliit na Kabibe	Small Philippine Shells		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Samples of tiny shells common in the coastal shore of Bogo City.
	Memorabilyang Elorde	Elorde Memorabilla		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	WBC belt, boxing gloves, leather shoes, newspaper clippings tarpaulin, wooden statue of Elorde, twin flaglets, framed pictures of Elorde, floor rag, boxing shoes, bust in marble, and cuff links.
	Mga Antigong Lampara	Antique Lamps		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is a glass hurricane lamps.
	Mga Antigong Upuan	Antique Chairs		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is an 80-year old carved wooden furniture.
	Mga Banga	Jars		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Locally made decorative clay jars.
	Mga Bote at Palutang	Bottles; Buoys		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are 14 colored antique bottles and 3 buoys.
	Mga Kabibe	Philippine Shells		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	1 cabinet of varied shells from the northern part of Cebu Bogo, San Remegio, Medellin.
	Mga Lalagyanan ng Prutas	Fruit Tray		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	This fruit tray with cubes is ingeniously taken from thin slats of bamboo.
	Mga Lumang Larawan ng Bogo	Old Pictures of Bogo		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are reproduced from the original pictures.
	Mga Pandikdik na Kahoy	Wooden Mortars		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A wooden mortar with two holes and 2 others with 1 hole. Among the three, one mortar has a wooden pestle.
	Mga Piyesa at Aklat Pang-musika, Lumang Radyo, Harmonika	Musical Pieces & Books, an Old Radio, a Harmonica		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Old books and pieces about music.
	Mga Piyesang Pang-musika, Violin	Musical Pieces, a Violin		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A violin made in the USA and old musical pieces composed by both Filipinos and international composers.
	Mga Posil ng Di-Kilalang Anyong Dagat	Fossils of an Unidentified Sea Creature		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Fragments of fossils from a sea creature in Bogo City.
	Mga Relihyosong Artepakto	Religious Artifacts		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These religious artifacts come from the parish church of Bogo City. These are old and are no longer used by the church.
	Mga Relihyosong Istatwa	Religious Statues		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are twin statues of Jesus and Mary.
	Mga Selyo at Barya	Stamps and Coins		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are stamps and coins from different countries in the world.
	Mga Sinaunang Larawan, Aklat, Magasin, at Ginupit na Pahina	Pictures, Books, Magazines, Clippings (Vintage)		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Noozle	Noozle		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Pambukas ng Bote	Bottle Opener		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A more than 50-year old pepsi-cola bottle opener that is made out of steel.
	Pandikdik na Kahoy	Wooden Mortar		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is a one hole wooden mortar.
	Perang Papel	Paper Money		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are Japanese paper money in different denominations used during the Japanese occupation in the Philippines.
	Perang Papel	Paper Money		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Saudi Arabia- Riyal
	Pinatuyong Koreles mula sa Dagat	Dried Sea Corals		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	2 pieces of brown plant-like corals.
	Radyo	Radio		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	An old round transistor radio that resembles a wall clock.
	Radyong Ponograpo	Radio Phonograph		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	An old phonograph that used the 45 RPM record.
	Rosaryo	Rosary		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are made out of silver. These rosary beads belonged to the donors' grandmother. The donor is in his seventies so the rosary must be over a hundred years old already.
	Set ng Alahas	Jewelry Set		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A tambourine necklace & bracelet set with matching comb (decorative) introduced during the Spanish period in the Philippines.
	Set ng mga Kutsara at Tinidor, "Luka," Plantsa, Tansong Bibe, Basong Pang-tsaa mula sa Tsina, Tapunan ng Abo mula sa Belgium	Set of Spoons & Forks; "Luka"; Flat Iron; a Brass Duck, an Old Paper Clip; Teacup fr. China Ashtray from Belgium		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are heirloom household items.
	Sinaunang Selyo	Vintage Stamps		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are 21 pieces of vintage Philippine stamps featuring important historical personages and events.
	Tansong Kampana	Brass Bell		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It has a globe design topped with a cross.
	Trombone Slide	Trombone Slide		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A remnant of an orchestra in the 1940's that is made up of brass.
	Ukit ng Kutsara at Tinidor	Carving of Spoon and Fork		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A wall decor of spoons and forks made of black painted wood.
	Upuan	Chair		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It was used by the mayors in the old municipal hall.
	Abakus	Abacus		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	An abacus aging more than 80 years old.
	Adding Machine	Adding Machine		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Vintage mechanical adding machine.
	Adding Machines	Adding Machines		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Vintage electric adding machine (one with case).
	Almasen	Almasen		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	The 1860 remodeled residence building of Coligado's Insek opened the biggest store called "Almasen".
	Ang Makasaysayang Pahayag ni Doods Giagonia	The Historical Account of Doods Giagonia		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Aparador	Aparador		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	An antique aparador with a beveled mirror and decorative carvings from pre-world war II era.
	Arkidiyosesis ng San Vicente Ferrer	Bogo Central School I Gabaldon Building		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Bariles na Ensina	Oak Barrel		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Dark brown antique oak barrel.
	Barya	Coin		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Canadian Dollar.
	Baryang Ginto, Lumang Butones	Gold Coin, Old Button		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A gold coin of Sainte Bernadette, 2 Krone coins, 2 old coins and 1 old button from Norway.
	Batong Gilingan ng Palay	Stone Rice Mill		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Antique stone bibingka rice mill with wooden handle.
	Bayoneta	Bayonet		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is a US Bayonet.
	Bilog na Mesa	Round Table		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A round antique narra table.
	Binalutang Kaban	Clad Chest		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A steel clad chest.
	Binalutang Kaban	Clad Chest		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A steel clad chest.
	Bogo sa Paglipas ng Panahon	Bogo: Through the Years		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Boya	Glass Buoy		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	An extra large and a large glass buoy.
	Boya	Glass Buoy		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A regular size glass buoy.
	Capitancillo	Capitancillo		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Dama Juana	Dama Juana		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Heart-shaped Dama Juana.
	Dambana ng Birhen ng Milagrosong Medalya	Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Shrine		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Daungang Nailon 1899	Nailon Port 1899		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Dikdikan	Mortar		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is a stone mortar.
	El Gran Baluarte	El Gran Baluarte	Dakong Balay; Baluarte or Kampanaryo	Region VII	Boljoon	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Boljoon, Cebu	El Grand Baluarte is just one of the seven watch towers and the largest one built by Fray Julian Bermejo in 1808. It is the main fortress on the church complex’s fortification during Spanish colonial period. During the height of the Moro raids, the structure served as Fray Bermejo’s command center in his elaborated defense on the Visayas seas in order to prepare his men for the ironic battle and protect the residents from these incursions. The ground level served as store room for the weapons and ammunition and held a prison cell with preserved painted murals by the prisoners. It became fitting headquarters to Fr. Bermejo, the warrior priest who made sure that the South was well-protected, because these towns were subjected to attacks by Moro raiders. Fr. Julian Bermejo set up a series of watch towers to monitor the presence of raiders and give the townspeople enough warning before the attacks. Now the people found a shelter and refuge in this and within the church complex. El Gran Baluarte is used as a meeting place, lunch area and a reception hall of ASBOMATU (Asosasyon sa mga Boljo-anong Mamumuo sa Turismo). It is also included in their BYGONE tour package. El Gran Baluarte is even used to remind local inhabitants for religious activities such as mass, weddings, baptism and funerals. El Gran Baluarte is an example of a blockhouse which is made up of coral stones. This quadrangular structure is the largest extant watch tower in the Philippines built by Fr. Julian Bermejo, OSA in 1808 served as a command center before but now converted into a bell tower because of the four bells hanging on its windows. El Gran Baluarte is the largest extant watch tower in Cebu. It is a main fortress on the church complex’s fortification played a crucial role on the defense system of fortresses to deter Moro raids, and protect the residences from these incursions.
	Foot Locker	Foot Locker		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Foot locker US Army.
	Gilingan ng Mais ng Ortega	Ortega's Corn Mill		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It was the first corn mill in Bogo.
	Gilingan ng Mais ng Ortega	Corn Mill		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Antique mechanical wooden corn mill.
	Gusali ng 1st Corn Mil	1st Corn Mill Building		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Gusali ng Karunungang Pantahanan	Home Economics Building		Region VII	Asturias	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Asturias, Cebu
	Gusaling Gabaldon	Gabaldon Building		Region VII	Asturias	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Asturias, Cebu
	Gusaling Gabaldon ng Paaralan Sentral ng Bogo	Nyor Endong Rodriguez' Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Gusaling Verallo	Verallo Building		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Imahen ng San Roque	Image of San Roque		Region VII	Asturias	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Asturias, Cebu
	Imno ng Bogo	Bogo Hymn		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Kahoy na Bandeha	Wooden Tray		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are 6 wooden trays.
	Kahoy na Kaban	Wooden Chest		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Vigan antique wooden chest.
	Kasuotang Filipiniana	Filipiniana Gown		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A Filipiniana gown elaborately designed with beads, sequins, and embroidery.
	Kinalalagyan ng Museo sa Labas ng Liwasang Bayan ng Bogo	Bogo Public Plaza Outdoor Museum (Grounds)		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Kolehiyo ng Hilagang Cebu	Northern Cebu Colleges		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Kolehiyong Pang-alaala ng Roosevelt ng Cebu	Cebu Roosevelt Memorial Colleges		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Kristo Rey	Kristo Rey		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Kuyayang	Kuyayang		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Liwasang Bayan ng Bogo	Bogo Public Plaza		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Liwasang Pamana	Heritage Square		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Liwasang Rizal sa Bogo	Bogo Rizal Park		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Lumang Bahay Pamahalaan (BWD)	Old Municipal Building (BWD)		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Lumang Gusali	Old Building		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Lumang Gusali ng Tindahang San Vicente Ciso Go	Old Building of San Vicente Store Ciso Go		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Lusong	Aljo		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Wooden lusong and aljo.
	Lusong	Lusong		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are two small lusong.
	Makinilya	Typewriter		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A Remington vintage typewriter.
	Maliit na Pulo at Parola ng Capitancillo 1942	1942 Capitancillo Islet and Lighthouse		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Mausoleo ni Don Pedro Rodriguez	Don Pedro Rodriguez Mausoleum		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Mesa	Table		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is an old Tugas table.
	Mga Gawa ni Eufrosino Luna	Works of Eufrosino Luna		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Mga Kahoy na Manibela	Wooden Rudders		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are three wooden Tugas rudders.
	Mga Kuwento ng Pinagmulan ng mga Barangay	Stories of Barangay Origins		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Mga Palatandaang Pandagat	Sea Markers	Bausang Pungkol Taas Ug Mubo	Region VII	Asturias	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Asturias, Cebu
	Mga Pinggang Kahoy	Wooden Plates		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are 13 wooden plates in different sizes.
	Mga Posilisadong Kabibe	Fossilized Shells		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are three large fossilized shells.
	Mga Posilisadong Kabibe	Fossilized Shells		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are 188 small and medium fossilized shells.
	Minoldeng Bakal	Cast Iron		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	An 8 inches vintage cast iron. It was a copy of 1900's ancient Chinese iron used to press cloths. It was inspired by 1950's ashtray.
	Motorsiklo	Motorcycle		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A 1953 Black and Chrome Harley Davidson Motorcycle.
	Orihinal na Komposisyon ni Padre Lyndon Ruiz	Original Compositions of Fr. Lyndon Ruiz		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Pamaypay na Abaniko	Abaniko Fan		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Made from anahaw leaves.
	Panghugyat na Kanyon	Signal Cannon		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	These are two brass signal canons.
	Panyo	Handkerchief		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Pasungan	Pasungan		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A rectangular pasungan.
	Perang Papel	Paper Money		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Old Chinese paper money.
	Perang Papel	Paper Money		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Old Chinese paper money.
	Perang Papel	Paper Money		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Old 1000 Korean Won.
	Perang Papel	Paper Money		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	1000 Korean Won.
	Perang Papel	Paper Money		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Current Korean Won.
	Perang Papel	Paper Money		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A hundred Jamaican dollar.
	Pista ng Lalin	Lalin Festival		Region VII	Asturias	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Asturias, Cebu	The festival is one way of praising the patron saint, San Roque. This attracts tourists, thus creating additional income for the business sector.
	Pista ng Pintos	Pintos Festival		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Ponograpo	Phonograph		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It is an old phonograph.
	Projector ng Pelikula	Movie Projector		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	One vintage movie projector with empty film reel with marking "Filmsound".
	Recuerdo	Recuerdo		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Sementeryo ng Corazon	Corazon Cemetery		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Simbahang Katoliko ng Asturias	Asturias Catholic Church	Asturias Church; Simbahang Katoliko	Region VII	Asturias	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Asturias, Cebu
	Sisidlang Kahoy	Wooden Container		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Bontoc wooden container.
	Sound System	Sound System		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A vintage sound system for the movie projector with marking "Bell and Howell."
	Surveying Transit	Surveying Transit		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Surveying transit (black, yellow, nikon brand).
	Surveying Transit	Surveying Transit		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Antique surveying dumpy level.
	Tahanan ng Dating Alkalde Jesus Almirante	Residence of Former Mayor Jesus Almirante		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanan ni Condrado Dela Vina	Condrado Dela Vina Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanan ni Dating Representate Jose Martinez at Dating Miyembro ng Kalupunan at Alkalde Mariano Martinez ng San Remigio, Cebu	Residence of Former Representative Jose Martinez and Former Board Member and Mayor Mariano Martinez of San Remegio, Cebu		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanan ni Felipe Verallo	Felipe Verallo Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanan ni Fructoso Fernan	Fructoso Fernan Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanan ni Marcelo B. Fernan	Marcelo B. Fernan Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	It was the residence of the former Chief Justice and Senate President Marcelo B. Fernan.
	Tahanan ni Marcos Pedrano	Marcos Pedrano Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanan ni Nyor Ekoy Rodriguez	Nyor Ekoy Rodriguez Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanan ni Nyor Endong Rodriguez	Quidato's Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanan ni Severo Verallo	Severo Verallo Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanan ni Simon Fernan	Simon Fernan Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanang Catadman	Catadman's Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanang Catadman	Flores' Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanang Flores	Yap's Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanang Punay	Punay's Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanang Quidato	Mausoleo ng Balbin	Balbin Mausoleum	Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanang Santa Teresa	Santa Teresa Residence	Sta. Teresa Residence	Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanang Saplad	Saplad Residence		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tahanang Yap	Archdiocese of Saint Vincent Ferrer		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Tansong Kanyon	Brass Cannon		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	One antique brass cannon with wheeled stand, one with carvings and lizards on the barrel.
	Ternong Filipiniana	Filipiniana Terno		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Consists of matching colors and fabric.
	Timbangan	Weighing Scale		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	Vintage baby weighing scale.
	Tubo	Pipe		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu	A baby oil genuine briar pipe made in Italy.
	Tulay na Bakal	Steel Bridge		Region VII	Asturias	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Asturias, Cebu
	Zarzuela ni Buenaventura Tura Rodriguez	Zarzuela of Buenaventura Tura Rodriguez		Region VII	Bogo City	Cebu	Registered Property, City of Bogo, Cebu
	Liwasang Bayan ng Poro	Poro Municipal Plaza	Plaza sa Municipyo	Region VII	Poro	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Poro, Cebu	Part of municipal town complex where the municipal hall and municipal church is situated.
	Hagdanan ng Garietta	Garietta Stairs		Region VII	Poro	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Poro, Cebu	A concrete steps built in 1920’s – that links lower Poblacion to the highland. It is composed of 36 steps. Adjacent to it and 26 meters apart is another 99 steps built in 1950's serving the same purpose.
	Bahay-Pamahalaan ng Poro	Poro Municipal Hall	Munisipyo sa Poro; Municipality of Poro	Region VII	Poro	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Poro, Cebu	The town complex composed of the Municipal Hall, the town plaza and the gym. The municipal building has been renovated in 1984 while the town plaza renovated in 1960’s.
	Pamilihang Bayan ng Poro	Poro Public Market	Tabaoan sa Sawang	Region VII	Poro	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Poro, Cebu	The place where locals from all walks of life coming from different barangays sell their products and come to buy for their basic and specific needs that may last them until the next “Tabo” day. It is also a venue to see friends and relatives on Thursdays , the designated “Tabo” day.
	Talon Panganuron	Panganuron Falls	Busay sa Libertad	Region VII	Poro	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Poro, Cebu	The falls are located two kilometers east from the town of Eastern Poblacion where the municipal hall is situated. Barangay Libertad lies on the south coast of the island of Poro facing the northern islands of Bohol. The Panganuron falls is a river bed trail, the 1.4 kilometer journey starts at the bridge of the river, the outlet of the river ( seashore), or the Barangay hall , passing by three mini falls and ending up at the fourth and highest falls. The forty foot waterfall is the largest in a series of four separate falls along the trail.
	Simbahan ng Sagrada Pamilia	Sagrada Pamilia Church	Simbahan sa Western Poblacion	Region VII	Poro	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Poro, Cebu	This chapel was a gift of peace to the Porohanons by Mr. Takeshi Shimizu, a Japanese soldier who survived the war and revisited Camotes after 47 years . This was completed in May 1997 and the first bell chimes in August 1997 for requiem and friendship in memory of the Japanese soldiers who died in Camotes. This was also the site of the suicidal battle of the Japanese soldiers to the American garrison during the World War II.
	Bahay Ansestral ng Gonzales	Gonzales Ancestral House	Balay sa mga Gonzales	Region VII	Poro	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Poro, Cebu	House of former Mayor Ruperto Gonzales (Municipal Mayor 1947- 1951). The heirs remain to be living in this house. It has strengthened the house and the façade and the interior wooden posts remained intact.
	Daanan sa may Bakawan ng Poro	Poro Mangrove Causeway	Katunggan sa Poro	Region VII	Poro	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Poro, Cebu	Built sometime in 1889-1894 through the supervision of Fair Ramon Alegria and Nemesia Llorente. This was further developed by James Halsema in the 1900s.
	Bantayog ni Apolinario Mabini sa Poro	Apolinario Mabini Monument Poro	Monumento ni Apolinario Mabini; Apolinario Mabini's Monument	Region VII	Poro	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Poro, Cebu	This was built in March 1966 through the efforts of the barangay officials and constructed inside Mabini Elementary school. They have chosen this national hero because of the name of their barangay.
	Simbahan ng Santo Niño ng Poro	Parish Church of Santo Niño of Poro	Simbahan sa Sawang; Sto. Nino Parish Church	Region VII	Poro	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Poro, Cebu	Poro Church was built in 1849. The parish was established in 1847, originally a chapel made of stone and tiled roof built by Father Nicolas Gonzales and Ambrosio Yturiaga. It was restored by Ramon Alegria in 1849. The new belfry was built in 1963.
	Bahay Ansestral ng Sotto-Janson	Sotto-Janson Ancestral House	Balay sa mga Sotto-Janson	Region VII	Poro	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Poro, Cebu	It was built in 1900’s and has a ground floor to store crops from harvest of the family. During the World War II, it was used as headquarters of the Japanese forces.
	(Mga) Bahay ng Cardenas	Cardenas House(s)		Region VIII	Catarman	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	A 19th-century old house.
	(Mga) Bahay ng Pamilya Rivera	Rivera Family House(s)		Region VIII	Laoang	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar
	Aklatang Panlalawigan ng Katimugang Leyte \| Palatandaan ng Bahay Ansestral ng Oppus	Southern Leyte Provincial Library \| Oppus Ancestral House Marker	Librarya Probinsyal sa Habagatang Leyte \| Daan nga Balay sa mga Oppus	Region VIII	Maasin City	Southern Leyte	Heritage House, NHCP	Marker Text: Oppus Ancestral House Declared a Heritage House by the National Historical Institute 06 October 2005 Date Unveiled: April 17, 2018
	Ampiteatro ng Balyu-an	Balyu-an Ampitheater		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	The Balyu-an Ampitheater is located along the shore of Cancabato Bay. It is often the venue of cultural, musical, social, and religious events. Also, this is where the annual Balyu-an rites is held. HISTORY The amphitheater derived its name from the local Waraynon dialect, “Balyu-an,” which means “a place for trade.” Before the amphitheater was built, there used to be a Balyu-an Tower overlooking the Cancabato Bay. Unfortunately, the tower rusted and was eventually destroyed. Years later, this historic site was constructed and became one of Tacloban’s most prominent landmarks. SIGNIFICANCE The Balyu-an Ampitheater serves a religious and historical significance to Tacloban City. When the city was still under the governance of Basey, Samar, the city folks would borrow the image of Sr. Sto. Niño during it’s feast day and was brought to the Balyu-an port. The Sangyaw Festival which is celebrated every 29th of June, culminayes such rites in this historic place.
	Ang Labanan sa Borongan (1899 Himagsikang Pilipino-Amerikano)	Ang Labanan sa Borongan (1899 Himagsikang Pilipino-Amerikano)		Region VIII	Borongan	Eastern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Labanan sa Borongan (1899 Himagsikang Pilipino-Amerikano) Dito nagwagi ang mga rebolusyonaryong Pilipino ng Samar sa pamumuno ni Kapitan Ramon Serrano matapos nilang salakayin ang mga sundalong Amerikanong nakabase dito, 16 Marso 1900. Ang mga sumunod na matagumpay na labanan ay naganap sa pamumuno ni Kapitan Andres Lobrio noong 10 Hulyo, 13 Hulyo at 16 Hulyo, 1901. Year Unveiled: 2012
	Anibersaryo ng Pagkakatatag	Charter Anniversary		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Every June 16 of every year, Catbalogan City celebrates its anniversary of being converted into a city. Various events are organized like the annual “iSKOLARun”, which is a fun run that raises fund for city scholars; Charter Concert, which gathers Catbaloganons to a night of fun and celebration; and other community events
	Anibersaryo ng Yolanda	Yolanda Anniversary		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	The world’s attention focused on Tacloban City when the deadliest tropical storm Yolanda devastated the City turning Tacloban to a “no-man’s land”. Thousands of lives were lost. Properties pummelled into debris – an experience never experienced by Tacloban and Eastern Visayas and probably the whole world. The Basper Cemetery with its rows of white crosses in the Northern part of Tacloban is a Memorial to the Yolanda victims that Tacloban immortalizes in our history. The White Crosses are also grim reminders of Nature’s suffering in the hands of men abusing Her gifts to mankind. Other Memorial sites have also been erected in the Anibong Area, the Astrodome and the site where Pope Francis solemnly and emotionally celebrated the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass for all Yolanda victims and survivors. The City Government commemorate this event every November 8 to pay tribute to the victims of Yolanda and to remind all Taclobanons to respect our environment and be more serious in taking positive steps to make our surroundings pollution-free.
	Araw ng mga Beterano	Veterans Day		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	The Leyte Landing Anniversary is an annual celebration of General Douglas MacArthur’s arrival on the Red Beach, Palo, Leyte. On October 20 1944, the American forces landed on Leyte to assist the Philippines neutralize “potential Japanese opposition,” and investigate on possible “enemy deployments.” Accordingly, MacArthur, along with President Sergio Osmeña, re-established the seat of government to the Philippines. The celebration of the Leyte Landing anniversary is a way of recognizing/appreciating the freedom that was given back to the Philippines by the Filipino and American forces. Also, living veterans of the this historic events are given special recognition for their service during the Japanese campaign.
	Araw ng Pagtatag at Kalayaan	Charter and Independence Day		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	The City of Tacloban celebrates its Charter Day every 12th of June. It is also simultaneously celebrated with the Philippine Independence Day. On June 20, 1952, Pres. Elpidio Quirino signed the Republic Act No. 760 which proclaimed Tacloban as a Chartered City. This law was sponsored by the late House Speaker Daniel Z. Romualdez and took effect on June 12, 1953. The celebration of the Tacloban Charter Day is considered to have a socio-cultural significance to the city.
	Bago ang Balyu-an	Pre-Balyuan Rites		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	The Pre-Balyuan Rites Ceremony is a religious tradition performed by the residents of Basey, Samar and the Taclobanons. The El Teniente Sr. Sto. Niño de Tacloban is met by the Basey municipal government and the Baseynon. Upon its arrival in Buscada, Basey, Samar, showering of flowers will welcome El Teniente Sr. Sto. Niño de Tacloban a tribute in paying homage to its image. It will be followed by a motorcade around the municipality of Basey accompanied by Basey street dancers. A thanksgiving mass is held at the Old Church of Barangay Buscada, Basey, Samar as it is a belief that the Sr. Sto. Nino de Tacloban stayed in said church during those time. Furthermore, a little get together among Taclobanons and Baseynon is then expected to partake right after the mass at Buscada Church.
	Bahay na Nasa Labas ang Haligi	Balay nga Gawas it Harigi		Region VIII	Carigara	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Built by a Chinese merchant, the building is one of the prominent sites in Carigara. It was given such name because the posts of the house are built outside the structures.
	Bahay Pahingahan nina Pangulo at Gng. Ferdinand E. Marcos	President & Mrs. Ferdinand E. Marcos's Rest House		Region VIII	Tolosa	Leyte	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin
	Bahay Redoña	Redoña Residence	Redoña House	Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Leyte; Registered Property, Tacloban City	It was the official residence of President Sergio Osmeña, Sr., when he stayed in the province with the American Liberation Forces in 194 until the Philippine Commonwealth was re-established. _____ Marker Text: This house on T. Claudio Street owned by Mrs. Prisca M. Redoña was the seat of government of the Commonwealth of the Philippines under President Sergio Osmeña upon its return from exile in the United States on 20 October 1944. _____ The Redoña Residence is located at T. Claudio Street, downtown area, Tacloban City. It was the official residence of President Sergio Osmeña Sr. during the liberation period. HISTORY Along with the former president were the American Liberation Forces that came in 1944 during the Liberation from the Japanese Campaign.
	Balwarte, Capul	Balwarte, Capul	Watchtower; Bantayan	Region VIII	Capul	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Built as warning system of the Abaknon during the Moro raids.
	Balyu-an	Balyuan Rites		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	The Balyuan Rites Ceremony is the ceremonial exchange of the images of Sr. Sto. Niño between the locals of Buscada, Basey, Samar and Tacloban. In this historic ceremony, the El Teniente Sr. Sto. Nino de Tacloban is brought back to Tacloban. Then, the holy image is paraded around the city announcing the start of the 9-day novena prayers in celebration of the feast day of Tacloban’s patron saint. This has been a cultural and a religious tradition of Tacloban City.
	Banadero	Banadero		Region VIII	Capul	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Built in the 17th century by the Spaniards. The water never stops to flow ever since, not even during dry seasons. Now, the site is the source of potable water. The same is also used as a laundry area of the community or nearby residents.
	Bantayan ng Biliran	Bantayan ng Biliran	Bantayan sa Biliran	Region VIII	Biliran	Biliran	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Bantayan ng Biliran Ipinatayo sa burol na ito ni Padre Gaspar Ignacio de Guevara kasama ang simbahan at kuta ng nagsilbing santuaryo ng mga mananampalataya, 1765 - 1774. Tanging natira nang sunugin ng mga piratang moro ang pook, 1774. Ginamit sa pagpapalaganap ng relihiyong komyunal sa Biliran, Leyte at Samar. Halimbawa ng arkitektura na yari sa korales at bato noong panahon ng mga Espanyol. Ipinaayos, 2000. Date Unveiled: September 10, 2008
	Bantayog ng Boy Scout	Boy Scout Monument		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	The Boy Scout Monument is found in the center of the Rotunda in Fatima Village. HISTORY This Tacloban City landmark is considered as the world’s first Boy Scout Monument in human form which was built in 1941. SIGNIFICANCE Tacloban city is the home of the very first Boy Scout monument.
	Bantayog ni Agustin Sumuroy \| Palatandaan ni Agustin Sumuroy	Agustin Sumuroy Monument \| Agustin Sumuroy Marker	Agustin Sumoroy Monument	Region VIII	Palapag	Northern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Marker Text: Agustin Sumuroy Isinilang sa Palapag, Samar. Namuno sa pag-aalsa laban sa mga Espanyol bilang protesta sa sapilitang paggawa at mga pang-aabuso sa mga katutubo, 1 Hunyo 1649. Lumaganap ito sa lalawigan ng Cebu, Masbate at Bohol sa Kabisayaan; Iligan, Hilangang Mindanao at Zamboanga sa Mindanao; at Sorsogon at Albay sa Luzon. Ito ay kinikilala bilang unang malawakang paghihimagsik ng mga katutubo. Pinagkanulo at pinaslang ng sariling mga tauhan, 1650. Year Unveiled: 2008
	Bantayog ni Eugenio S. Daza \| Palatandaan ni Eugenio Daza y Salazar (1870-1954)	Eugenio S. Daza Monument \| Eugenio Daza y Salazar (1870-1954) Marker		Region VIII	Borongan	Eastern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Eugenio Daza y Salazar (1870–1954) Guro, rebolusyonaryo, mambabatas. Ipinanganak, Nobyembre 15, 1879, Borongan, Eastern Samar. Nagkamit ng titulo sa edukasyon, Escuela Normal de Maestro, Maynila, 1888. Makaraang makatapos ng edukasyon, siya ay nagturo sa Borongan Municipal School at pagkaraan ng limang taon ay nagtatag ng sariling paaralan sa ilalim ng pamamahala ng mga Kastila. Sumapi sa kilusang himagsikang sa Samar sa pagsiklab ng Himagsikang Pilipino. Itinalaga ni Heneral Vicente Lukban na maging pangkalahatang punong-hukbo ng Silangang Samar. Isa sa mga naging kasangkapan sa tagumpay ng isang makasaysayang pangyayaring naganap sa Balangiga noong Setyembre 28, 1901. Nahalal na kinatawan ng ikatlong-distrito ng Samar sa Unang Asemble ng Pilipinas, 1907. Namatay Disyembre 16, 1954, Calamba, Laguna. Date Unveiled: August 11, 1992
	Bantayog ni Rizal Catbalogan	Rizal Monument Catbalogan		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Considered as one of the world’s most unique monument of Jose Rizal, it was an obra of Miguel Alcazar, a native of Catbalogan. A bust of the Philippine national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal, is on top of two novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo serving as the base. Holding up the books with the bust are three muscular men who are all naked except for a leaf that covers their genital areas. The three naked men were patterned from him and two of his closest friends. These three sculptures represent the three major islands in the Philippines: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
	Palatandaan ni Walter William Marquardt (1878–1962)	Walter William Marquardt (1878–1962) Marker		Region VIII	Burauen	Leyte	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Texts: Walter William Marquardt (1878–1962) Ipinanganak noong Setyembre 10, 1878 sa Dayton, Ohio, Estados Unidos. Tanyag na edukador na Amerikano na dumating sa kapuluan noong 1901. Tagapagtatag at guro ng Mababang Paaralan ng Burauen, Leyte; punong guro ng Leyte High School, superintendente ng Dibisyon ng mga Paaralan, Tacloban, Leyte; punong guro, Philippine School of Arts and Trades, Maynila; superintendente ng mga paaralan, Lungsod ng Maynila; Pangalawang Katulong ng Direktor at Direktor ng Edukasyon; at Rehente ng Pamantasan ng Pilipinas, 1916–1919. Kinatawan ng Edukasyon at nangasiwa sa mga Pensyonadong Pilipino sa mga pamantasan sa E.U., 1920–1924. Ikinasal kay Alice Hollister, isang gurong taga Lake Linden, Michigan natalaga sa Dagami, Leyte. Namatay noong Hunyo 18, 1962. Date Unveiled: April 5, 1987 _____ Walter William Marquardt (1878-1962) Born on September 10, 1878 in Dayton, Ohio, United States. Foremost American educator who came to the Philippines in 1901. Founder and teacher of Burauen Elementary School, Leyte; Principal of Leyte High School, Division Superintendent of School, Tacloban, Leyte; Principal, Philippine School of Arts and Trades, Manila; Superintendent of Schools, City of Manila; Second Assistant Director of Education and Director of Education and Regent of the University of the Philippines, 1916-1919. Philippine Education Agent in the United States and supervised the education of several hundred pensionados in the U.S. Universities, 1920-1924. Married to Alice Hollister, a teacher from Lake Linden Michigan, assigned in Dagami, Leyte. Died on June 18, 1962. Date Unveiled: April 5, 1987
	Binibining Tacloban	Miss Tacloban		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	As part of Tacloban’s festivities in June, a search for a Waraynon beauty to represent the city is performed. The Miss Tacloban Pageant was launched in 2005. 12 lovely and intelligent ladies from Tacloban are chosen to keep for the ultimate crown. The chosen winner and the runner-ups are then given responsibilities to help promote advocacies in the city.
	Bulwagang Panlungsod ng Ormoc	Ormoc City Hall	Balay Dakbayan sa Ormoc	Region VIII	Ormoc City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Local Cultural Property - City Cultural Property, Ormoc City
	Bulwagang Panlungsod ng Tacloban	Tacloban City Hall		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	It is located on top of the Kanhuraw Hill along the Magsaysay Blvd. of Tacloban City. HISTORY In 1770, Tacloban was officially proclaimed a municipality after Leyte and Samar separated in 1768. The city became a “port of commerce” to the world in 1901, when Colonel Murray arrived in tacloban and became the first Military Governor of Leyte. On June 30, 1954, Speaker of the House of Representative Jose B. Laurel laid the cornerstone of the City Hall at the Kanhuram Hill during the celebration of the Feast day of Sto. Niño, Tacloban’s patron saint. Today, this historic building is the center to most of the city’s various legal transactions. This is also where you will find the office of the Mayor
	Palatandaan ng Pagdaong sa Dulag, Leyte	Pagdaong sa Dulag, Leyte Marker		Region VIII	Dulag	Leyte	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Pagdaong sa Dulag, Leyte Dumaong sa dalampasigan ng bayang ito ang US 24th Corps, sa ilalim ni Maj. Gen. John R. Hodge, 20 Oktubre 1944, kasabay ng pagdaong sa Palo, Leyte ng 10th Corps bilang unang hakbang ng mga Amerikano sa pagbawi ng Pilipinas mula sa mga pwersang Hapones. Sa tulong ng mga gerilya ng 9th Military District sa pamumuno ni Col. Ruperto Kangleon, nabawi ang Dulag Airstrip. Nasagip ang limang daang sibilyan sa Lambak ng Leyte, at muling nabuksan ang San Juanico at Panaon Straits. Year Unveiled: 2008
	Burol 522	Hill 522		Region VIII	Palo	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Commonly called Guinhangdan Hill, was the entrance to the first liberated town of Palo in 1944 after having been heavily bombarded to destroy the garrisons built by the Japanese artillery units; foxholes built by the Japanese still exist; memorial marker built by Mie Prefecture.
	Burol Kalbaryo	Calvary Hill		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	Overlooking the city and San Juanico Strait, Calvary Hill, is where larger than-life statues of Jesus Christ and other personages, in tableaux, depicting Christ’s sacrifice and sufferings. The Way of the Cross Calvary hill is located at Siren district, Tacloban City. Every Lenten season, this place is crowded with thousands of Catholics who celebrates the passion of Christ through the 14- Station of the Cross. SIGNIFICANCE Every Lenten Season, thousands of Taclobans visit the 14 life–sized stations as part of their yearly traditions as Roman Catholics.
	Burol ng Kalbaryo	Calvary Hill		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Calvary Hill was made open to public in March 2016, just in time for the Holy Week. Catholic devotees occupied the rolling terrain upon which lie the life-size statues depicting the 14 Stations of the Cross.
	Buwan ng Alumni	Alumni Month		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	For the whole month of April of every year, Catbalogan’s four (4) major secondary and tertiary schools conduct its yearly alumni homecoming gathering thousands of their graduates to a series of fun-filled activities remembering and reminiscing their high school memories.
	Campus ng VSU	VSU Campus		Region VIII	Baybay	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	One of the leading universities in Southeast Asia for research in agriculture. The main campus, surrounded and rich in diverse flora and fauna, is currently being promoted as a “Resort University”.
	Cuatro Islas	Cuatro Islas		Region VIII	Hindang; Inopacan	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Spanish for “Four Islands”, a group of islands composed of Apid, Digyo, Mahaba (located in the municipality of Inopacan) and himokilan (located in the municipality of Hindang). The white sand beaches and the clear blue waters of the four islands make it an ideal recreational diving destination.
	Da-o Balay-Kawilan	Da-o Balay-Kawilan		Region VIII	Dulag	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Da-o Balay Kawilan is located at Brgy. Sabang Daguitan, Dulag, Leyte. The Da-o Balay Kawilan is one of the three ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation, Inc. assisted tourism related projects in Dulag, Leyte. The Da-o Balay Kawilan is a perfect place to relax and unwind. Amenities offered such as massage, kayaking and river cruising. Managed and maintained by BAMAMASECO.
	Daanan ng Inopacan	Inopacan Boardwalk		Region VIII	Inopacan	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	A new attraction site in the municipality that runs along the town’s bay and was designed for the enjoyment of the visitors and the locals alike as they bask under the sun and view the Cuatro Islas nearby.
	Daang Pamana	Heritage Lane		Region VIII	Baybay	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Dubbed as Leyte’s “Heritage City” due to the presence of well-preserved American colonial era ancestral houses. A walk around heritage lane can take visitors on a trip to the city’s rich history.
	Dalampasigan ng Guinsorongan	Guinsorongan Beach		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Situated at Barangay Guinsorongan, the beach is popularly known as “Sunshine Beach” because of the majestic view it offers during sunsets and the warm sun during the day. It is the nearest beach in the city and is usually filled with families on weekends or even on holidays
	Dalampasigan ng Payao	Payao Beach		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	About 4 km from the downtown area, Payao Beach located at Barangay Payao can be reached by a 30-minute ride via the six-seater motorbike public transportation. The ever-changing maqueda bay sunset can also be seen here and due to its proximity to the downtown, locals and tourists alike frequently visit this area.
	Dambana ng Limasawa (Unang Misa sa Pilipinas)	Limasawa Shrine \| First Mass in the Philippines	Bantayog sa Limasawa (Una nga Misa sa Pilipinas)	Region VIII	Limasawa	Southern Leyte	National Shrine, NHCP	The first Mass in the Philippines was celebrated by Pedro Valderama, a priest with the Magellan expedition in Limasawa, an islet at the southern tip of Leyte del Sur. A law was passed by Congress on June 19, l960 (Republic Act No. 2733), declaring the site in Magallanes, Limasawa Island, Leyte, as the national shrine to commemorate the First Mass and hence "the birth of Christianity" in the Philippines in that location. (Source: http://www.ops.gov.ph/pia/kalayaan/limasawa.htm) _____ Marker Text: First Mass in the Philippines Celebrated here on Easter Sunday, 31 March 1521, when Magellan landed on this island of Limasawa on his voyage around the world. Early in the morning, Magellan sent ashore priest Pedro de Valderrama with men to prepare a mass and to inform Rajah Kolambu, through an interpreter that he and his men would land to attend. The rajah showed consent by sending gifts. As Magellan and his men approached the shore, a salvo of six guns was fired as a sign of peace. Rajahs Kolambu and Si-Agu each embraced Magellan, flanked him and together with the sailors, they marched to the place of worship. During the mass the rajahs remained on their knees with clasped hands. At the elevation the ships fired all their artillery in response to musket signal from the shore. Year Unveiled: 1950
	Dambana ng San Antonio de Padua ng Pomponan	Pomponan Shrine of Saint Anthony de Padua		Region VIII	Baybay	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	One of the most visited places in Baybay City. The shrine and church are flocked by people every 13th of the month, but the biggest surge of devotees is expected on June 13, the feast day of St. Anthony de Padua.
	Dambana ng Santo Niño at Pamanang Museo	Santo Niño Shrine and Heritage Museum	Philippine Japan Peace Memorial	Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Leyte; Registered Property, Tacloban City	Contains antiques and artifacts dating back to the Spanish period like porcelain, bottles and World War II memories. _____ Situated in in Real Street, Downtown, Tacloban City, Leyte is the Sto. Niño Shrine and Heritage Museum. It is famously known as the home of the Marcos family. HISTORY This historical attraction is built from 1979 to 1981and showcases the Filipino ingenuity. On display are collection of priceless art objects, fine porcelain, ivory sculptures, and wooden bas-relief of the legend of the first Filipino man-woman (Si Malakas at si Maganda). SIGNIFICANCE It is tagged as the most visited tourist post in Tacloban City for its known historic artifacts, antiques, and art display which were collected around the world during the reign of President Ferdinand Marcos.
	Dambanang Pang-diyosesis ng Birhen ng Kabanal-banalang Rosaryo ng Ubanon	Diocesan Marian Shrine of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary of Ubanon		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	According to Fr. Felix Huerta, a Franciscan historian, writing in 1865, a chapel was dedicated to the Virgen del Rosario at the new cemetery that was located outside of the poblacion. In 1954, Fr. Maximiano Cruz, parish priest of Catbalogan, decided to relocate the cemetery to a bigger area in Guinsorongan, which was finally finished in 1955. With the new space, the construction of a more permanent church of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary was started. It was only in 1994 when it was declared as a Diocesan Marian Shrine and a place of pilgrimage and in February 7, 1995, Pope John Paul II at the Vatican, in Italy, signed a decree granting the privilege of Canonical Coronation to the Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary of Ubanon but it was only on October 15, 1995 that the Blessed Mother was canonically crowned. As a parish, it has jurisdiction over 11 barangays including 5 island barangays and four coastal barangays, south of Catbalogan.
	Guho ng Mansyon ng Tan	Tan Mansion Ruins	Ruins of Tan Domindaor Mansion	Region VIII	Ormoc City	Independent Component City	Local Cultural Property - Important Cultural Property of the City of Ormoc (per Resolution No. 2019-113); Registered Property, Province of Leyte	The Ruins of Dominador Tan Mansion was the old residence of a lawyer who became the 4h District Congressman of Leyte, Dominador Medalle Tan. The mansion was bullt in 1930's and was completed before World War II. The ruins of Dominador Tan Mansion still stands to this day. It serves as a monument representing not only Dominadors' young love but also as witness to Ormoc history. _____ The house of Cong. Dominador Tan that was used as the headquarters by the Japanese military operations in Leyte, and was destroyed in the bombings during the battle at Ormoc Bay. Japanese tourists often come by and treat the ruins as a shrine.
	Gusali ng Kapitolyong Panlalawigan ng Samar	Provincial Capitol Building of Samar		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	The capitol building is the seat of the Provincial Government of Samar and was built in 1930 during the American occupation with a neoclassical style of architecture with four large white columns, typical of this type of design.
	Gusali ng Kumpanyang Paseguruhan ng Filipinas Life - Lungsod ng Tacloban	Filipinas Life Assurance Company Building - Tacloban City		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Work of National Artist for Architecture Leandro V. Locsin	Completed, 1976
	Gusaling Gabaldon ng Paaralang Pambansa ng Samar	Samar National School Gabaldon Building		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Although Catbalogan High School was established in October 1903 as the first provincial high school in the whole island of Samar, classes formally started in January 1904. The Samar High School building was inaugurated in 1917, during the incumbency of Governor Clodualdo Lucero. During the inauguration of the school building, its name, Provincial High School was also renamed Catbalogan High School, a name by its three initials CHS at the center of each of the wrought-iron arches that crown the portals of the building this day. Later, the Catbalogan High School was re-baptized Samar High School. The Gabaldon name was taken from the name of Assemblyman Isauro Gabaldon of Nueva Ecija who authored Act No. 1801, which appropriated one million pesos for the construction of school buildings in every municipality in the country.
	Humba	Humba		Region VIII	Carigara	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	A local specialty in the town of Carigara, where one diner in particular is famous for their heirloom recipe of the dish, the New Town Kitchen. This is a saucy pork dish with slices in the right proportion of fat and meat, slow boiled till tender, and seasoned with the right blend of salty and sweet.
	Inogkahan \| Grand Canyon	Inogkahan \| Grand Canyon		Region VIII	Laoang	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Built by the Japanese soldiers. It served as a shortcut going to the pier. There were foxholes at the middle of the pathway which served as a hiding place by the Japanese army. Beside the hole is a trail going up the Tumaguinting hill. Area is more or less 85 meters in length and 5 meters wide. Foxholes were already covered by a concrete cement due to some criminal acts committed in the past.
	Italian Water ng Javier	Italian Water of Javier		Region VIII	Javier	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	The country’s first ever dairy buffalo multiplier farm. On November 8, 2014, 50 Italian Murrah heifers that serve as the farm’s nucleus herd, were formally turned over to the farm’s proponent-operator, Michael Javier. The farm now produces fresh Carabao’s milk, and organic fertilizer from Carabao manure, playing a huge part in the town’s agricultural sector.
	Kaburulan ng Carlota	EDC Geothermal Fields		Region VIII	Ormoc City	Independent Component City	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	The largest wet steam producing geothermal field in the world, situated in the city’s Tongonon area with five power plants, one of which is the largest single power plant in the world.
	Kalakhang Katedral ng Pagbabagong-Anyo ng Panginoon ng Palo \| Palatandaan ng Katedral ng Palo	Metropolitan Cathedral of Our Lord's Transfiguration of Palo \| The Cathedral of Palo Marker	Palo Metropolitan Cathedral; Katedral han Palo; Palo Cathedral	Region VIII	Palo	Leyte	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Marker Text: The Cathedral of Palo Constructed, 1596 under the direction of the Jesuits who founded Palo. Used for some time as their residence. Taken over by the Augustinians, 1768; by the Franciscans, 1843. Repaired by Fr. Agustin de Consuegra, who built the two towers, 1850; by Fr. Pantaleon de la Fuente, who installed a clock on the facade, 1896. Proclaimed a cathedral, 25 March 1938. Msgr. Manuel Mascariñas, first bishop. Used as hospital, October, 1944 to March, 1945, by American Liberation forces. Year Unveiled: 1954 _____ Converted into an evacuation hospital of the Allied Forces of Liberation and refuge of civilians during World War II. Founded in 1596 by Augustinian friars; view of the famous Hill 522 overlooking Palo. Catholic Church; Landscaped grounds; gold-plated altar and stations of the cross carved by local artist.
	Kapaskohan sa Katbalogan	Kapaskohan ha Katbalogan		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	An annual celebration of Christmas, celebrated with a series of competitions and performances at the City Plaza participated in by schools, agencies, barangays, socio-civic organizations and by the general public.
	Kapilya ng Birhen ng Lourdes ng Catbalogan	Chapel of Our Lady of Lourdes of Catbalogan		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Located in Barangay Pupua, the chapel of the Our Lady of Lourdes has said to account miracles and apparitions of the Blessed Mother. Dedicated to the Our Lady of Lourdes, the devotion is given to the Blessed Virgin Mary venerated in honor of the Marian apparitions that reportedly occurred in 1858 in the vicinity of Lourdes in France.
	Kapilya ng Birhen ng Mercedes ng Catbalogan	Chapel of Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes of Catbalogan		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Dedicated to its patroness, Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes, the Chapel of Our Lady of Ransom is conveniently located along the Maharlika Highway at the barangay of the same name, Barangay Mercedes as bestowed by Doña Mercedes Erenas who was the wife of the Politico-Military Governor of Samar, Don Enrique Chacon y Erenas to the residents of the said barangay, which was in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary who recorded apparitions in 1218 in Spain.
	Kasalang Bayan	Kasalang Bayan		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Held annually every 14th of February, the activity gathers couples that are to be married by both the State and the Church on a massive scale. The Office of the Civil Registry and the City Tourism, Culture, Arts and Information Office coordinate the yearly event.
	Katedral ng Birhen ng Asunsyon ng Maasin \| Palatandaan ng Katedral ng Maasin	Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption of Maasin \| Katedral ng Maasin Marker	Katedral sa Maasin	Region VIII	Maasin City	Southern Leyte	National Historical Landmark, NHCP	Marker Text: Katedral ng Maasin Ang pook na ito ay itinatag ng mga misyonerong Heswita noong 1700. Isang pansamantalang simbahan ang ipinatayo subalit ito ay nasira nang sumalakay ang mga Moro noong 1754. Ang Maasin ay naging bayan nang sumunod na taon. Noong 1768 ang pangasiwaan ng simbahan ay inilipat sa mga paring Agustino. Ang simbahan ay muling ipinatayo noong 1771 subalit muling sinira ng mga Moro noong 1784. Sa pangangasiwa ni Padre Serapio Gonzales isang simbahang bato ang itinayo. Ito ay muling nagiba. Noong 1839 si Padre Jose Paco ay nagpatayo ng bagong simbahan na nasunog noong 1882. Muling ipinagawa. Ito ay naging katedral nang maging sede ng bagong Diyosesis ang Maasin noong Agosto 14, 1968. Patrona nito ang Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion. Year Unveiled: 1983
	Katedral ng Birhen ng Pagpapahayag ng Catarman	Cathedral of Our Lady of Anunciation of Catarman	Catarman Church; Catarman Cathedral; Our Lady of Anunciation Parish; Simbahan ng Catarman; Katedral ng Catarman	Region VIII	Catarman	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Erected by the Franciscan Missionaries.
	Katedral ng Pagsilang ng Pinagpalang Birheng Maria \| Palatandaan ng Katedral ng Borongan	Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Borongan \| Katedral ng Borongan Marker	Borongan Cathedral	Region VIII	Borongan	Eastern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Katedral ng Borongan Ang orihinal na simbahan na yari sa eskombro ay ipinatayo ni Padre Francisco Diez noong mga taong 1710 bilang parangal sa Mahal na Birhen ng Natividad. Ang pamamahala sa simbahan ay inilipat ng mga paring Heswita sa mga paring Pransiskano noong 1768. Tinupok ng apoy noong 1773 at muling ipinatayo at pinalaki sa pangangasiwa ng Padre Roque de Osma noong 1781. Noong 1853 isang bilog na kampanaryo ang idinagdag ni Padre Juan Navarette. Ang disenyo ng sibahan ay ginawang hugis krus ni Padre Antonio Sanchez noong 1873. Noong 1887, ang bubong ay binago at pinalitan ng sink o metal ni Padre Arsenio Figueroa. Noong 1939, inilipat ang pangangasiwa sa simbahan ng mga paring Pransiskano sa unang Pilipinong kura paroko na si Padre Francisco Palomeras na nagdagdag ng ikalawang palapag sa kampanaryo. Ang ikatlong palapag ay ipinagawa ni Padre Potenciano Ortega noong 1950. Naging Katedral ng Borongan noong 1961. Ito ay nagkaroon ng malawakang pagbabago at pagpapalaki noong 1962 sa pamamagitan ng Kapita-pitagang Reberendo Vicente P. Reyes, D.D., unang obispo ng Borongan. Sa kasalukuyan ang bilog na kampanaryo ang tanging bahagi ng lumang simbahan na nananatili. Date Unveiled: September 7, 1998 _____ Our Lady of Borongan Cathedral was initially constructed with rough fragments of broken stone in 1710 by Jesuit Fr. Francisco Diez. It had been burned and rebuilt in 1781 by Fr. Roque de San Jose or de Osma. Fr. Juan Navarrete installed a new roof in 1843 and constructed a circular bell tower ten years later. The convent was constructed from 1895 to 1897. Its façade was restored. The cathedral houses the image of Nuestra Señora de Borongan, the town's patroness.
	Katedral ng San Pedro at San Pablo ng Calbayog \| Palatandaan ng Calbayog	Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral of Calbayog \| Katedral ng Calbayog Marker	Calbayog Cathedral	Region VIII	Calbayog City	Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Katedral ng Calbayog Itinatag ng mga Heswita sa pook na pinangalanang Jibatan at nagging bisita ng Parokya ng Capul, 1599. Isinalin sa pangangalaga ng mga Pransiskano, 1768. Naging parokya sa Patronato de la Natividad de Nuestra Señora, 1785. Itinayo ang kasalukuyang simbahan na yari sa bato at ladrilyo sa panunungkulan ni Padre Jose Gomez de Huerce, 1840. Isinaayos sa pangunguna nina Padre Francisco Juan Moreno de Montalbanejo, 1855; at Padre Salustiano Bus, 1870. Idinagdag ang kampanaryo sa panahon ni Padre Juan Ferreras, 1871. Pinamahalaan ng mga Sekular. 1900. Itinalagang Katedral ng Diyoseis ng Calbayog sa patronato nina San Pedro at San Pablo, 1913. Date Unveiled: November 25, 2018
	Palatandaan ni Don Vicente Orestes Romualdez y Lopez	Don Vicente Orestes Romualdez y Lopez (1885–1955) Marker		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Leyte	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Don Vicente Orestes Romualdez y Lopez (1885–1955) Ama ng Tahanan, Manananggol, Propesor at Dean Emeritus Ipinanganak sa Tolosa, Leyte, noong Hulyo 3, 1885. Isang karapat-dapat na alumnus ng Ateneo Municipal de Manila (ngayon ay Ateneo de Manila University). Itinaas sa “clase superior” kasama ang kanyang mga kapatid na sina Norberto at Miguel noong 1895–1896, nang halos 11 taong gulang pa lamang. Nagsimulang maglingkod sa pamahalaan noong Hunyo 11, 1912. Naging Hukom Pamayapa ng Tolosa at, pagkaraan, bilang Panlalawigang Serip ng Leyte. Nag-aral ng batas sa Escuela de Derechos de Manila at pumasa sa bar noong 1916. Nagkamit ng titulong Doktor sa mga Batas Sibil (sobresaliente) sa Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas noong Nobyembre 1923. Nanungkulan bilang manananggol sa Romualdez Law Offices sa Maynila (1919–1938). Inihalal na Pangulo ng Neighborhood Association sa Tacloban at naging lider pandangal ng kilusan ng mga gerilya sa Leyte noong panahon ng pananakop ng mga Hapon (1941–1944). Naging Dekano ng Kolehiyo ng Batas ng St. Paul’s College sa Tacloban at propesor sa batas. Ginawaran ng titulong dean emeritus ng institusyon ding yaon dahil sa kanyang mga tulong na akademiko at pampangasiwaan sa iskorlasip sa batas. Sa kanyang unang kabiyak na si Doña Juanita Acereda, siya ay pinagpala ng limang anak na sina Lourdes, Vicente, Jr., Dulce (Sister Bellarmine), Victoria at Francisco; at sa kanyang pangalawang maybahay na si Doña Remedios Trinidad, siya ay nagkaroon ng anim na anak na sina Imelda, Benjamin, Alita, Alfredo, Armando at Conchita. Namatay sa gulang na 70 Setyembre 30, 1955. Date Unveiled: July 1, 1985
	Kolehiyo ng Samar	Samar College		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Samar College (SC) known previously as Samar Junior College when it was founded in 1949, is the first non-sectarian private school ever established in Catbalogan. Currently, SC is the only educational institution with a fully equipped and fully functional hotel intended for their related college courses that is open to the general public.
	Kolehiyo ng Santa Maria ng Catbalogan	Saint Mary’s College of Catbalogan		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Before becoming St. Mary’s College of Catbalogan (SMCC), its roots trace back to the establishment of Bishop Singzon Institute in 1929, a parochial school named in honor of Bishop Pablo Singzon of Catbalogan who was the first bishop of Samar and also the first bishop of the diocese of Calbayog. Only in 1946 when the name was changed to Sacred Heart Junior College and later in 1948 as Sacred Heart College. SMCC is the only religious private educational institution ever established in the Province of Samar administered by the Religious of the Virgin Mary (RVM).
	Kuratsa ng Waray	Waray Kuratsa		Region VIII		Samar	Philippine Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory	Kuratsa is the most popular Waray traditional dance in Eastern Visayas. C. Audin and B.E.S Villaruz (1994) wrote that it is “an indigenized version of the la cucaracha (the cockroach), a Mexican courtship dance… believed to have been introduced by Mexican soldiers and traders when Mexico had administrative and trade relations with the Philippines”. A close study of the dance, however, reveals that it does not exhibit any trace of the pesky roach nor of the impassioned Mexican in movement, style or rhythm. Waray folks mention nothing about a foreign origin. They say that the kuratsa depict the flirtation movements of the rooster and the hen in courtship. _____ Inventory No.: 272 ICH Domain: 2 Ethnolingustic Group: Waray
	Liwasan ng Balangiga \| Palatandaan ng Masaker sa Balangiga	Balangiga Plaza \| Balangiga Massacre Marker		Region VIII	Balangiga	Eastern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Balangiga Massacre Sa bayang ito, noong ika-28 ng Setyembre 1901, nilusob ng mga Pilipinong nasasandatahan ng gulok ang Kumpanya “C”, ika-9 na Impanteriya ng E.U. Napatay nila halos lahat ang lahat ng mga sundalong Amerikano. Bilang ganti ay naglunsad ang mga Amerikano ng may anim na buwang “pagpatay at pagsunog,” ang bayan ay nagmistulang “humahagulgol na kagubatan.” Dahil sa kanilang kalupitan, sina Brig. Hen. Jacob H. Smith at Medyor Littleton W. T. Waller ay nilitis ng hukumang militar at itiniwalag. Year Unveiled: 1982
	Liwasan ng Homorawon \| Palatandaan ng Labanan sa Borongan (1899 Himagsikang Pilipino-Amerikano)	Homorawon Park \| Ang Labanan sa Borongan (1899 Himagsikang Pilipino-Amerikano) Marker		Region VIII	Borongan	Eastern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Ang Labanan sa Borongan (1899 Himagsikang Pilipino–Amerikano) Dito nagwagi ang mga rebolusyonaryong Pilipino ng Samar sa pamumuno ni Kapitan Ramon Serrano matapos nilang salakayin ang mga sundalong Amerikanong nakabase dito, 16 Marso 1900. Ang mga sumunod na matagumpay na labanan ay naganap sa pamumuno ni Kapitan Andres Lobrio noong 10 Hulyo, 13 Hulyo at 16 Hulyo, 1901. Date Unveiled: November 14, 2012
	Liwasan ng Koreano	Korean Park		Region VIII	Palo	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	South Korean soldiers came to Palo, Leyte to help the locals during the aftermath of super typhoon Yolanda. After the two six-month deployments, the place where the emergency relief team stayed in has since been converted into a park. The park symbolizes how they help the people of Leyte and as remembrance the Korean-Filipino solidarity in times of war and disaster.
	Liwasan, Golf at Country Club ng San Juanico	San Juanico Park, Golf and Country Club		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	The San Juanico Park, Golf and Country Club is an 18-hole course located 10 kilometers north of Tacloban City. SIGNIFICANCE This is one of the prime greens in Eastern Visayas. Also, it is considered as one of the emerging tourist destinations in Tacloban City.
	Palatandaan ni Jaime C. De Veyra	Jaime C. De Veyra Marker	Tanauan Town Plaza	Region VIII	Tanauan	Leyte	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Jaime C. de Veyra Iniluwal sa Tanauan, Leyte, noong Nobyembre 4, 1873, anak nina Felix de Veyra at Ildefonsa Diaz. Makabayan, pala-aral, mananalaysay, kritiko dalubwika, at manunulat. Unang Pilipinong Gobernador ng Leyte, 1906–1907; delegado sa Unang Asemblea ng Pilipinas, 1907–1911; delegado sa Komisyon ng Pilipinas, 1913–1914; Kalihim ng Pangangalakal at Pulisya, 1915–1916; Komisyonado sa Amerika, 1917–1923; at direktor ng Surian ng Wikang Pambansa, 1937–1941. Namatay noong 1963. Date Unveiled: November 4, 1973
	Liwasang Ekolohikal ng Cabugawan	Cabugawan Eco Park		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Launched only in 2018, the Cabugawan Eco Park at Barangay Cabugawan features the 3-hectare mangrove area made accessible through the 350-meter boardwalk that stretches around the protected area with 3 gazebos, which will serve as a pitstop during ecoeducational tours being coordinated by the City Environment and Natural Resources Office.
	Liwasang Imelda	Imelda Park		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Located across the Samar Provincial Capitol and the Samar Provincial Hospital, it was named after former First Lady, Ms. Imelda Marcos. It is a great place to unwind and relax in the city. Many food stalls are located in the park that serves local delicacies and street foods that can satisfy your palate.
	Liwasang Pieta	Pieta Park		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	The Pieta Park is located adjacent to St. Bartholomew Church. The park has a statue of The Pieta, a statue that depicts the body of Jesus on the lap of his mother Mary after the Crucifixion. It serves as a memorial to honor Catbaloganons and four thousand-plus other who perished in the tragic collision of MV Doña Paz and the oil tanker MT Vector on December 20, 1987.
	Look ng Irong-Irong	Irong-Irong Bay		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Northwest of Buri Island is the Irong-Irong Bay covering the Barangays of Silanga, Iguid and Old Mahayag. This is the bay that is frequently affected by red tide
	Look ng Maqueda	Maqueda Bay		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Identified as one of the six (6) major fishing grounds in the whole Province of Samar, Maqueda Bay is the second largest body of water in the province and serves as the major source of livelihood to the surrounding barangays in Catbalogan.
	Look ng Silanga	Silanga Bay		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	It is the bay fronting the Barangays of Maulong, Payao, Pupua and Silanga as well as the eastside of Buri Island as divided by the Buri Causeway, which the other side is the Irong-Irong Bay.
	Lumang Gusaling Pangkatarungan ng Samar	Old Samar Justice Building		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Situated at Curry Avenue, the two-story building was previously used as a courthouse but is now used as the Provincial Library at the second floor while the ground floor houses the Provincial Commission on Election Office and the City Prosecutor’s Office. Built during the 1930s, a copy of the built plan from the Department of Public Works and Highways Central Office, the said building was designed by an unknown architect but the actual design was inspired by the Maranao house called Torogan. One of the prominent features of the house is the panolong that is similar to a butterfly’s wings that is chiseled to form geometric motif called okir design or patterns and serves as a beam that connected to the end of the floor.
	Mahal na Araw; Holy Week	Semana Santa		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Semana Santa or Holy Week is an old tradition that commemorates the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The weeklong event starts with Palm Sunday that includes blessing of crosses made out of palm leaves; Maundy Thursday, which is highlighted by the washing of the feet of the disciples by Jesus Christ; Good Friday, which is highlighted by the procession of the carros or carriages of lifesize images intricately designed to depict the passion and death of Jesus Christ; Black Saturday, which is highlighted by the Estacion Public or the public’s Stations of the Cross; and the Easter Sunday, which heralds the resurrection of the Savior.
	Mansyong Price \| Palatandaan ng Pansamantalang Kapitolyo	Price Mansion \| Provisional Capitol Marker	CAP Building; CAP Tacloban	Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Leyte; Registered Property, Tacloban City	Marker Text: Provisional Capitol Constructed, 1910, and enlarged, 1936. This edifice, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Price, sheltered Gen. Douglas Macarthur, who escaped injury, 20 October 1944, when Japanese bomb penetrated the roof over his room. Served as provisional Capitol 20–23 October 1944, upon the reconstitution of the Commonwealth of the Philippines, for President Sergio Osmeña. Year Unveiled: 1950 _____ Used as a temporary seat of Government following the proclamation of the restoration of civil government in the Philippines. It is also served as the general headquarters of General Douglas Macarthur during the World War II. _____ The College Assurance Plan (CAP) building is located the corner of Sto. Nino st. and Justice Romualdez Street. This tourist site was formerly known as the Price Mansion. HISTORY Built in 1910, the Price Mansion served as the residence and headquarters of General Douglas MacArthur for three months during the liberation period. In the general’s room, a whole in the wall caused by a dud bomb has been preserved. SIGNIFICANCE Today, the Price Mansion houses the MacArthur Memorabilia. Meanwhile, outside the building, there are statues of General Douglas MacArthur and President Osmeña.
	Maria Kannon Madonna ng Bansang Hapon	Maria Kannon or Madonna of Japan		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Leyte; Registered Property, Tacloban City	Landscape garden with statue of the Goddess of Peace called Maria Kannon donated by the Japanese people – symbol of peace and friendship between the Philippines and Japan; scenic view of Samar Island and Kankabato Bay. _____ The Maria Kannon Madonna of Japan is located in a tranquil little valley near City Hall. The Maria Kannon Madonna of Peace Shrine home of a lovely statue of an Asian Madonna carved out of rare Miyagi rock and fashioned by Japanese sculptor Shiniche Tani. HISTORY This monument was put together in memory of the Philippine and Japanese soldiers who fought and died during World War II. SIGNIFICANCE This also serves a symbol of peace and friendship between the Filipinos and the Japanese.
	Mga Banig na Tikog ng Waray	Waray Tikog Mats	Banig	Region VIII		Samar	Philippine Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory	The center of mat making in the province of Samar is the town of Basey, just across the San Juanico Bridge from Tacloban. The raw material is the tikog, a grass that grows profusely in swampy places. The process is very much similar to the Maranao and the limited color use make these two traditions resemble each other in color tones. But their design differ markedly. (Source: NCCA) _____ Inventory No.: 313 ICH Domain: 5 Ethnolingustic Group: Waray
	Mga Burol ng Carlota	Carlota Hills		Region VIII	Ormoc City	Independent Component City	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Picturesque hills overlooking the Ormoc Bay. Situated here is the Philippine-Japanese Memorial Marker, a token of friendship of the two countries after the Second World War.
	Mga Guho ng Gusaling Gabaldon	Gabaldon Ruins		Region VIII	Allen	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Ruins of an American-era school building situated on top of the hill overlooking San Bernardino Strait.
	Mga Pulo ng Darahuway	Darahuway Islands		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Two islands situated southwest of Catbalogan City are the island barangays of Darahuay Daco and Darahuway Gote. Found just across the Guinsorongan Beach, the distinctive difference between the two islands are its size hence the name “dako”, which means “big” and “gote”, which means “small” to describe the size difference between the two island barangays.
	Mga Pulo ng Sierra	Sierra Islands		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Seven island barangays situated north of Catbalogan City are Mombon, Buluan, Cinco, Rama, Canhawan Gote, Bangon, and Basiao. Among the seven, Barangay Rama is the biggest in terms of land area and population making it the capital of the group of islands. The group of islands has several marine protected areas, rich dive sites and pristine beaches that are untapped and undeveloped.
	Museo Buyogan	Buyogan Museum		Region VIII	Abuyog	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	A local museum in the municipality of Abuyog that showcases the town’s colorful history and its people’s culture.
	Nayon ng Tzu Chi	Tzu Chi Village		Region VIII	Palo	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Composed of 255 temporary homes built by Tzu Chi Foundation in a land lent by the local government for the benefit of families who survived typhoon Haiyan. This is located in Barangay San Jose in the town of Palo. Beneficiaries of the housing projects are growing fruit and vegetables in an organic farm, in the grounds of the Tzu Chi Village, with the aim of producing the healthier foods free from pesticide and fertilizer.
	Obelisko	Obelisk		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	The Obelisk depicts the four major events in Samar’s history: the 1901 Balangiga Encounter during the Philippine-American War (1899- 1902); the 1969 Sumuroy Rebellion led by Juan Sumuroy in Palapag against the Spaniards; the arrival of the first Jesuit Missionaries to Samar on October 15, 1596; and the August 11, 1841 declaration of Samar as an independent province by Queen Isabella II of Spain. Artist Juan Sajid Imao, the son of National Artist for Sculpture, Mr. Abdulmari Imao, executed the said monument.
	OktoBURIfest	OktoBURIfest		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	For the whole month of October, the City Government of Catbalogan organizes “OktoBURIfest” at its very own Buri Island through a series of fun-filled games, expositions, parties and other festive events geared towards bringing in more tourists and guests to share the captivating experience in Catbalogan.
	Pabahay ng Tolosa	Tolosa Housing	"Triangulo-Uno"	Region VIII	Tolosa	Leyte	Work of National Artist for Architecture Francisco T. Mañosa	Completed in 1978.
	Pagdiriwang ng Araw ng Kalayaan	Independence Day Celebration		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Geared towards commemorating the annual independence day of the country, Catbalogan celebrates this historic event by highlighting its significance through cultural activities.
	Pagdiriwang ng Araw ng Samar	Samar Day Celebration		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	The Provincial Government of Samar holds the Tandaya Festival during the Samar Day celebration every August 11 of every year. One of the series of activities to commemorate this momentous occasion is the Grand Showdown of Samar Festivals, which showcases the different and unique festivals of the different municipalities and cities under the Province of Samar
	Pakikilahok sa Aliwan Fiesta	Participaton to Aliwan Fiesta		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	The Aliwan Fiesta is a national competition of festivals held annually during the month of April and is hosted by Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC) and co-hosted by the cities of Manila and Pasay and conducted at Quirino Grandstand in Manila and at Aliw Theater in Pasay
	Pakikilahok sa Pista ng Sinulog	Participation to Sinulog Festival		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	The Sinulog Festival is an annual cultural and religious festival held on the third Sunday of January in Cebu City, and is the center of the Santo Niño celebration in the Philippines. One of the main highlights of the festival is the grand street parade, which lasts for 9 to 12 hours (practically the entire day) with participants coming from the different towns and cities of Cebu and from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao across the Philippines. The Sinulog dance contingents are dressed in bright coloured costumes dancing gracefully to the rhythm of drums, trumpets and native gongs. Smaller versions of the festival are held in various parts of the province, also to celebrate and honor the Santo Niño.
	Palatandaan ng Daungang Galeon ng Palapag, Samar	Daungang Galeon ng Palapag, Samar Marker		Region VIII	Palapag	Northern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Marker Text: Daungang Galyon ng Palapag, Samar Huling hintuan ng mga galeong patungong Acapulco, Mehiko upang magkarga ng panggatong at imbak ng pagkain at tubig. Isa sa mga opisyal na daungan ng mga galeong galing Mehiko bago tumungo sa Cavite Puerto (ngayo’y Lungsod ng Cavite) upang pagkumpunihan. Unang dinaungan ng ekspedisyong siyentipiko ni Alejandro Malaspina sa Pilipinas at tinayuan ng obserbatoryo para sa astronomiya, 1 Marso 1792. Humina dahil sa pagtatapos ng Kalakalang Galeon, 1815. Dinaungan ng Hukbong Amerikano noong Digmaang Pilipino–Amerikano, Oktubre 1902. Date Unveiled: August 10, 2015 _____ Said to be the Royal Port of Call during the Spanish Period, the site used to be the docking area of Galleons that ply the Acapulco-Manila route when taking shelter during bad weathers or to get provisions from the area during the Galleon Trade Era.
	Palatandaan ng Homonhon (1952)	Homonhon Marker (1952)		Region VIII	Guiuan	Eastern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Homonhon On this island Ferdinand Magellan’s expedition to the Spice Islands landed 17 March 1521, the day of Saint Lazarus whose name was given to the whole archipelago. Nearby islanders came the next day to meet the visitors. With Magellan’s servant, Enrique from Malacca as interpreter, the great navigator extended to them the message of goodwill from the King of Spain which was reciprocated. A feast was held and gifts exchanged. Eight days later on March 25 the crew sailed to Limasawa where the first mass in the Philippines was held, 31 March 1521. Date: 1952
	Palatandaan ng Labanan sa Baluatye	Battle of Baluarte Marker		Region VIII	Barugo	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Site of the historic battle between Filipino guerillas and Japanese Imperial Forces at dawn of August 24, 1944; significant because there was no Filipino casualty while only 1 Japanese soldier survived the encounter.
	Palatandaan ng Labanan sa Catubig	Labanan sa Catubig Marker		Region VIII	Catubig	Northern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Marker Text: Labanan sa Catubig Dito nakipaglaban ang mga gerilyang Filipino sa puwersang Amerikano, 15–18 Abril 1900. Pinaligiran ng mga Filipino ang destakamento ng kalaban hanggang mapatalsik ang mga ito. Marami ang napatay samantalang tumakas ang naiwan hanggang nailigtas ng ibang pwersang Amerikano. Isa sa matagumpay na labanang naganap sa kasaysayan ng pambansang pagkilos para sa kalayaan noong panahon ng Digmaang Filipino–Amerikano. Year Unveiled: 2007 _____ A bloody engagement during the Philippine-American war where Filipino guerillas launched a surprise attack against a U.S detachment, forcing them to abandon the town after a 4-day siege.
	Palatandaang Pang-alaala ng Anibong	Anibong Memorial Marker		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	10 cargo ships were swept ashore by the storm surge caused by Super Typhoon Yolanda. One of the most visible cargo vessels was M/V Eva Jocelyn which reached the edge of the road in the Anibong area.
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Kapitolyong Panlalawigan ng Leyte \| Palatandaan ng Gusaling Kapitolyo ng Pilipinas, 1944-1945	Leyte Provincial Capitol Historical Landmark \| Capitol Building of the Philippines, 1944–1945 Marker	Kapitolyo Probinsyal han Leyte	Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Once a set of the Philippine Commonwealth Government on 1944 under President Sergio Osmeña, Sr. Historical viewing of murals depicting the first Christian Mass in the Orient and General Douglas Macarthur’s allied forces landed. _____ Marker Text: Capitol Building of the Philippines, 1944–1945 On the steps of this Capitol Building of Leyte was formally installed, 23 October 1944, Sergio Osmeña as President of the Commonwealth of the Philippines by Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur in the presence of Cabinet men, Liberation Forces and many other grateful people. Henceforth, until 27 February 1945, this edifice served as the Capitol of the Philippines. Year Unveiled: 1950 _____ The Leyte Provincial Capitol serves as the Leyte Provincial Government office, located at the corner of Magsaysay Boulevard and Sen. Enage Street. HISTORY The Leyte Provincial Capitol was the first seat of Philippine Commonwealth Government in October 23, 1944 to February 27, 1945.
	Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Parola ng Capul	Capul Lighthouse Historical Landmark	Parola han Capul	Region VIII	Capul	Northern Samar	National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	The cylindrical lighthouse is significant in the history of maritime transportation in the Philippines as it served as guide to sea vessels coming from Pacific Ocean and entering San Bernardino Strait. It is also significant in the history of architecture in the Philippines as one of that shows architectural style of lighthouses built by Spanish colonial authorities in the Philippines, bringing in western architectural style of lighthouses in the country. Source: National Historical Commission of the Philippines _____ Built by the US Army Corps and Engineers. The lighthouse is a 12-m granite block tower completed in 1896.
	Pamantasan ng Silangang Pilipinas	University of Eastern Philippines	UEP	Region VIII	Catarman	Northern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Marker Text: University of Eastern Philippines Nagsimula bilang paaralang panlalawigan sa pangalang Catarman Farm School, 1918. Naging paaralang bayan dahil sa insular aid ng Pamunuang Pambansa at tinawag na Catarman Agricultural School, 1919; Kalaunan, Catarman Agricultural High School. Tumulong sa mga karatig na pamayanang pang-agrikultura. Nagsilbing lugar para sa pagsasanay-militar ng puwersang gerilya at pansamantalang himpilan ng mga Hapon noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig. Pinangalanang Catarman National Agricultural High School, 1951. Naging Samar Institute of Technology, 1956. Itinalaga bilang unibersidad at tinawag na University of Eastern Philippines, 1964. Date Unveiled: September 12, 2014 _____ This is Northern Samar’s answer to Luzon’s Los Baños: a university landscaped with sprawling campus of greenery nestled between the rolling hills and the Pacific. It has an evergreen athletic ground, a well-kept sunken garden; and amphitheater carved on a mountainside which can accommodate 10,000 people.
	Pamantasang Bayan ng Samar	Samar State University		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Samar State University (SSU) was previously carrying the name of Samar State Polytechnic College (SSPC), Samar School of Arts and Trades (SSAT), and Samar Trade School (STS) tracing back its establishment in 1912. By virtue of Republic Act No. 9313, SSPC became SSU becoming the very first state university in the Province of Samar in 2004. With the said conversion, SSU now manage the former Samar Regional School of Fisheries in Barangay Mercedes in Catbalogan into the College of Fisheries and Marine Sciences; the former Wright Vocational School in Paranas, Samar into SSU Paranas Campus; and former Valeriano C. Yancha Memorial Agricultural School in Basey, Samar into SSU Basey Campus.
	Panggunitang Liwasang Pangkapayapaan ng Pilipinas at Japan	Philippine-Japan Commemorative Peace Park		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	The Philippine-Japan Commemorative Peace Park is a stone’s throw away from the City Hall. HISTORY It was donated by the Tokyo Survivors Association in honor of the soldiers and paramilitary personnel who perished in the area during the Japanese campaign.
	Parola ng Batag	Batag Lighthouse		Region VIII	Laoang	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Constructed in 1907 by the Americans. Used as a Japanese lookout during World War II.
	Parola ng Catbalogan	Catbalogan Parola		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	A 30-feet light station positioned at the top of the hill, at the other end of the New Antiao Bridge. The area was once enveloped by perennial vine called Cadena de Amor that’s why it was called Cadena de Amor Park. Later, it became the Miramar (Sea-view) Park because of the great view from the top of the hill overlooking the sea. The records at the Philippine Coast Guard in Catbalogan shows that the light station was built in 1935 but documentations of the geologic filed work done in the locality by Hubert Schenck in November 02, 1920 already mentioned of the existence of the light station (Location F866).
	Patio Victoria Baluarte \| Dalampasigang Puti ng Kublihang Hapones, San Jose, Lungsod ng Tacloban	Patio Victoria Baluarte \| Japanese Pillbox Whitebeach, San Jose, Tacloban City Marker		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Tacloban City	The WWII Japanese Pillboxes is located at the beachfront of Patio Victoria, San Jose. This serves as the mark of the Japanese fortification during the World War II. --- Marker Text: Japanese Pillbox Whitebeach, San Jose, Tacloban City Built by the Japanese Imperial Forces during World War II as part of the fortification against the Allied Liberation Forces lead by Gen. Douglas MacArthur on D-Day, 20 October 1944. The United States Marines captured and used it as shelter from aerial bombardments by Japanese planes. As war relic, the Dio Island Resort has maintained and preserved it for posterity. Year Unveiled: 1979
	Pista ng Manaragat	Manaragat Festival: August Month-long City Fiesta Celebration		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Celebrated every August, this event is considered to be a merge between culture and politics having been regularly organized both by the Parish and the Local Government to give honor to Catbalogan City’s Patron Saint, St. Bartholomew the Apostle whose feast day falls on the 24th of August. The month-long event officially started in 2004 and was originally called as Mangirisda Festival but was later on called as Manaragat Festival in 2007 to be more comprehensive and inclusive.
	Pista ng Sangyaw	Sangyaw Parade of Lights		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	The Sangyaw Festival is a religious and socio-cultural celebration held a day before Tacloban City’s fiesta, June 29. It is a gathering of contingents coming from different parts of Leyte for the tribal procession. The Sangyaw Festival originally started in 1976, through the efforts of the former First Lady Imelda Marco, but was discontinued in 1986 when the late President Corazon Aquino assumed presidency. In 2008, Mayor Alfred Romualdez initiated the revival of such festival, kicking it off with the Parade of Lights. This festival showcases Tacloban’s rich cultural and religious heritage.
	Plantasyon ng Pinya	Pineapple Plantation		Region VIII	Ormoc City	Independent Component City	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	The more or less 200 hectares SAL pineapple plantation is the home of Omoc City’s famous produce, the Queen Pineapple.
	Pook ng Evacuation Center ng Nagkakaisang Bansa\| Palatandaan ng Evacuation Center ng Nagkakaisang Bansa, Tubabao, Guiuan, Silangang Samar	United Nations Evacuation Center Site \| United Nations Evacuation Center, Tubabao, Guiuan, Silangang Samar		Region VIII	Guiuan	Eastern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: United Nations Evacuation Center, Tubabao, Guiuan, Silangang Samar Tinanggap ni Pangulong Elpidio R. Quirino ang halos 6,000 refugees mula sa iba't-ibang bansa sa kabila ng mga suliraning kinakaharap ng Pilipinas dulot ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, 31 Disyembre 1948. Inilikas ang mga refugee sa Tubabao upang makaligtas sa sapilitang pagpapabalik sa Union of Soviet Socialist Republics dulot ng paglaganap ng kilusang Komunista. Dumating ang mga unang refugee mula sa Shanghai, Tsina, Enero 1949. Unti-unting tinanggap ng iba't-ibang bansa hanggang sa umalis ang huling mga refugee noong kalagitnaan ng 1953.
	Pook ng Pagdaong sa Leyte; Palatandaang Pangkasaysayan ng Pook ng Pagdaong ni MacArthur	Leyte Landing Site; MacArthur Landing Site Historical Landmark	MacArthur Landing Memorial (Red Beach)	Region VIII	Palo	Leyte	National Shrine, NHCP; National Historical Landmark, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Landing site of the Allied Forces headed by Gen. Douglas MacArthur during the Liberation of the Philippines in 1944; This event led to the largest naval battle of World War II and Japan’s eventual defeat and surrender after almost three years. Panoramic view of Leyte Gulf and Samar Island. _____ Marker Texts: Leyte Landing On this spot, Palo, Leyte, General Douglas MacArthur returned to the Philippines on 20 October 1944 and personally led the swift drive against the Japanese forces in the Philippines. President Sergio Osmeña and some members of the government-in-exile arrived with General MacArthur and proceeded to reorganize, restore, and administer the government of the Commonwealth of the Philippines. Declared a National Historical Landmark, 2004. Year Unveiled: 2004 _____ Paglunsad sa Leyte Sa pook na ito sa Palo, Leyte, nagbalik sa Pilipinas si Heneral Douglas MacArthur noong 20 Oktubre 1944 at personal na nanguna sa mabilisang pagtataboy sa hukbong Hapones na nasa Pilipinas and pangulong Sergio Osmeña at ilang kagawad ng nagdestiyepong pamahalaan ay dumating kasama ni Hen. MacArthur at kumilos para sa muling pagtatatag, pagpapanumbalik, at pangangasiwa sa pamahalaang Komonwelt ng Pilipinas. Ipinahayag ng Pambansang Tandang Pangkasaysayan, 2004. Year Unveiled: 2004 _____ Located in the Red Beach, Palo, Leyte. The statues of the Liberators standing in a lagoon are 1.5 times bigger than a human life-size. HISTORY The memorial park marks the post where General Douglas Macarthur, along with the American Liberation Forces landed in Tacloban City in 1944. SIGNIFICANCE This tourist spot is the site for the yearly celebration of the Leyte Landing anniversary.
	Pulo ng Buri	Buri Island		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Buri Island is situated west of Catbalogan City. It is divided into three barangays, namely: Barangay Cabugawan, Barangay Estaka, and Barangay San Roque. The whole island is connected to Barangay Silanga by a landmass, which separates Maulong/Silanga Bay and Erong Bay. Generally, Buri Island is most known for the Catbalogan Buri Airport, which is a community airport that was just recently operationalized in March 2018 with the regular flights to and from Cebu City through Filipino Airline Company, Air Juan.
	Pulo ng Canigao	Canigao Island		Region VIII	Matalom	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	One of the white sand island beaches of Leyte. Though uninhabited, the island is quite known for its abundant fishing grounds and scenic coral reef areas ideal for diving.
	Pulo ng Kalanggaman	Kalanggaman Island		Region VIII	Palompon	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Considered the crown jewel of Leyte, the island with its white sand bars stretching out on both sides, resembling that of a “langgam” or bird in waray-waray, and being in itself a haven for birds, hence its name, is one of the main tourist attractions of the province.
	Sabang-Dagitan Surf Camp	Sabang-Dagitan Surf Camp		Region VIII	Dulag	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Sabang Daguitan Surf Camp is located at Brgy Sabang Daguitan, Dulag, Leyte. The Sabang Daguitan surf camp is one of the three ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation, Inc., assisted tourism related projects in Dulag, Leyte. The camp offers surfing lessons, good food and accommodation facilities. Managed and maintained by NASAKASECO (Nagkaurusa nga Sabangnon Katilingaban Service Cooperative).
	Sakahan ng Baka at Tupa	Cattle & Sheep Farm		Region VIII	Ormoc City	Independent Component City	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Popularly known as the Sabin Larrazabal Sheep Farm. It is located in Tongonan, Ormoc, Leyte, where different breeds of cattle and sheep are raised and cultivated in Eastern Visayas.
	San Jose Skim Boarding Camp	San Jose Skim Boarding Camp		Region VIII	Dulag	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Skim board camp in Brgy San Jose, Dulag, Leyte is a skim boarder haven for skim boarding enthusiast, the camp’s waters allow guest to play along the shoreline. They also prepare healthy and delicious food for their guests. San Jose Skim Boarding Camp is located at Brgy San Jose, Dulag, Leyte. It is one of the three ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation, Inc. assisted tourism related projects in Dulag,, Leyte.
	Sandaang Taong Puno ng Balete	Century Old Balete Tree		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Found in Barangay Iguid, the balete tree (Ficus stipulosa miq. Linn) is believed to be over a hundred years old. In order to protect the said tree from intrusions, a concrete fencing was installed surrounding the tree.
	Santacruzan	Grand Santacruzan		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	The Grand Stacruzan is a grand parade that transpires on the last day of May. It is a way of the Taclobanon’s devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. This religious event is an old age tradition among Filipinos. It is a procession commemorating St. Helen’s finding of the “True Cross” preceded by a 9-day novena in honor of the Holy Cross. The procession features Biblical characters and saintly virtues such as Reyna de las Flores and Reyna de las Estrellas. The Reyna Elena accompanied by a little boy who represents Prince Constantine, together with the “Sagalas” and their escorts walk under gaily decorated arches. The Grand Santacruzan has a religious and socio-cultural significance to the city of Tacloban.
	Sementeryo Alaala sa Digmaang Hapones	Japanese War Memorial Cemetery		Region VIII	Burauen	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Site of one of the fiercest battles fought in Leyte for the liberation; Japanese Cemetery frequent visited by memorial tour groups. Remnants of airfield built by the Japanese soldiers during World War II; flower garden where the Japanese visitors offer gifts and prayer for their dead.
	Sentro at Aklatang Bayan para sa Leyte at Samar	People’s Center and Library for Leyte and Samar	People's Center and Library	Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Leyte; Registered Property, Tacloban City	Historical documents recording the rich cultural heritage of the people of Samar, Leyte and the Philippines; a collection of dioramas of the 82 ethnic tribes of the Philippines; a collection of books on the humanities. _____ Along Real Street is the People’s Center and Library. It houses volumes of books from the United States, Europe, and other countries. It is often visited by local students as well as researchers coming from other parts of the Philippines. HISTORY It was built in 1979 headed by the former President Ferdinand Marcos. This Greek historic building has a wide range of literary collection that was supposedly bought the President Marcos’ wife, Imelda, in the US from a college library that closed down. Also, historical documents recording the rich cultural heritage of the people of Leyte and Samar can be found inside. SIGNIFICANCE May believe that the People’s Center and Library for Leyte & Samar is the oldest library in Tacloban, if not in the entire Eastern Visayas.
	Sentro ng Pagpupulong ng Lungsod ng Tacloban	Tacloban City Convention Center		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	New to the city skyline is the Tacloban City Convention Center. It is popularly known as the astrodome, which caters to many of the city’s basketball tourneys and other sporting activities, concerts, conventions, and other big gatherings. HISTORY This tourist landmark is also known as the Tacloban City Coliseum and was opened on June 2006. Records show that the construction cost of the famous astrodome is around 200 million pesos. SIGNIFICANCE It is said to be the “second-largest indoor arena” in Eastern Visayas, following the Ormoc Superdome.
	Sentro para sa Mahihirap ng Papa Francisco	Pope Francis Centre for the Poor		Region VIII	Palo	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Intended for the orphans and the elderly, this facility was built especially for those who lost their loved ones during the onslaught of super typhoon Yolanda, and was blessed by Pope Francis himself during his visit to Eastern Visayas in January 2015.
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Asunsyon ng Palapag \| Palatandaan ng Lumang Simbahan ng Palapag	Parish Church of Our Lady of the Assumption of Palapag \| Lumang Simbahan ng Palapag Marker	Palapag Church; Palapag Church Ruins; Lumang Simbahan	Region VIII	Palapag	Northern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Marker Text: Lumang Simbahan ng Palapag Itinatag ng mga Heswita bilang misyon ng Cabo de Espiritu Santo sa Hilagang Samar sa patronato ng Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion, 1605. Ipinatayo ang unang simbahan na yari sa kahoy at nipa. Dito nagsimula ang himagsikan ni Agustin Sumuroy na lumaganap sa ibang bahagi ng Samar at Leyte, 1 Hunyo 1649. Tinapos ni Ignacio Alcina, S.J., ang simbahang may hugis krus, kumbento at kuta na yari sa korales at bato bilang tanggulan sa mga pirata, 1663. Dito tumuloy ang mga Heswita, Pransiskano, at Dominikano na lulan ng galyong "Concepcion" na dumaong sa Palapag, 1666. Isinailalim sa pamamahala ng mga paring Pransiskano, 1768-1941. Huling ginamit nang matapos ang bagong simbahan, mga taong 1970. Ipinatayo sa harapan nito ang malaking krus bilang alaala sa ika-400 na taong pagkakatatag ng Kristyanismo sa Hilagang Samar, 1995. Date Unveiled: March 16, 2010 _____ Built in 17th century but burned down by the Sumuroy Insurrection. Later rebuilt but destroyed again along the process, yet the walls are still standing. First mass was held on August 15, 1600 by the Jesuits in honor of the patron saint.
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Asunsyon ng Tanauan \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Tanauan, Leyte	Parish Church of Our Lady of the Assumption of Tanauan, Leyte \| Church of Tanauan, Leyte Marker	Simbahan han Tanauan; Tanauan Church	Region VIII	Tanauan	Leyte	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Church of Tanauan, Leyte Constructed by the Jesuit Missionaries, 1704, and turned over to the Augustinians, 1768-1843. Repaired and enlarged 1850-1860 by Fr. Francisco de Paula Marquez who added a transept and surrounded the premises with thick rock-wall having a watch tower on each four corners for defense against pirates. Withstood hurricane and tidal wave of 1897. Year Unveiled: 1949
	Simbahan ng Birhen ng Kalinislinisang Paglilihi ng Hilongos \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Hilongos	Parish Church of Our Lady of Immaculate Concepcion of Hilongos \| Simbahan ng Hilongos Marker	Simbahan sa Hilongos; Hilongos Church; Hilongos Fortress Church	Region VIII	Hilongos	Leyte	Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Ruins of an old church destroyed during the Filipino-American war. Despite the construction of a new church, the fortress and the façade of the old structure were kept and preserved. _____ Marker Text: Simbahan ng Hilongos Dating bisita ng Ormoc. Sinimulan ng mga misyonerong Heswita ang ebanghelisasyon sa pook na ito, 1603. Naging Parokya ng Immaculada Concepcion bago dumating ang taong 1737. Ipinatayo ng mga paring Heswita ang unang simbahang yari sa bato at naging sentro ng kanilang mga gawain, kalagitnaan ng ika-18 dantaon. Muling ipinatayo ang simbahan, ika-19 na dantaon. Ipinagawa ang kampanaryo ni P. Leonardo Celis Diaz, isang sekular, ika-19 na dantaon. Nasunog ang simbahan noong Digmaang Pilipino–Amerikano. Muling ipinatayo at pinaganda ng mga taga-parokya, 1968. Date Unveiled: December 22, 1994
	Simbahan ng Kabanal-banalang Pangalan ni Jesus ng Bobon	Parish Church of Most Holy Name of Jesus of Bobon	Bobon Parish Church; Simbahan ng Bobon; Bobon Church; Most Holy Name of Jesus Parish	Region VIII	Bobon	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Built by the Franciscan Missionaries in 1838 but finished only in 1892. However, it was damaged after a 6.8 intensity earthquake occured in 1988. Reconstructed again under the guidance of Father Rojo.
	Simbahan ng Kalinis-linisan Paglilihi ng Guiuan	Parish Church of Immaculate Conception of Guiuan	Guiuan Church	Region VIII	Guiuan	Eastern Samar	Tentative List of UNESCO World Heritage Sites; National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Church of La Inmaculada Concepcion, Guiuan (Samar) The present church was first built by the Jesuit Missionaries in the 18th Century, later was taken over by the Franciscan Friars. The church complex is a fortress. Numerous parts of the church interior are decorated with seashells. It is unique in the country. The church still has its original front door, retablos, statues, and other church artifacts. The walls are made of coral stone. (Source: http://whc.unesco.org/)
	Simbahan ng Kalinis-linisang Paglilihi ng Baybay	Parish Church of Immaculate Conception of Baybay	Baybay Church; Simbahan ng Baybay	Region VIII	Baybay	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	A Spanish-era structure constructed in the 19th century, began in 1852, and was finished in 1870 after Capitan Mateo Espinoso, a renowned sculptor and painter, put on the finishing touches including the altar and the rails.
	Simbahan ng San Bartolome ng Catbalogan	Parish Church of Saint Bartholomew of Catbalogan	Catbalogan Church; Simbahan ng Catbalogan	Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	The Parish of St. Bartholomew was originally built in 1616. However, its present form was formed when Father Felix Carreon set out to repair the church in 1814, more than 50 years after it was first burned in 1760. Father Martin de Yepes constructed the altars of the church but the church was burned for the second time in 1835 and was then rebuilt by the Franciscans. Announced in 1795 by Father Carreon, St. Bartholomew the Apostle was chosen basing on Catbalogan being a fishing village since St. Bartholomew is said to be the patron saint of fishermen. The old image of the patron saint, St. Bartholomew, is presently kept in the rectory.
	Simbahan ng San Francisco de Asis ng Catbalogan	Parish Church of Saint Francis of Assisi of Catbalogan		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Popularly known as Sulangan Church, this parish was then established as a visita of Catbalogan in 1786 and only in 1965 when the church was elevated to become a parish dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi. Now the parish caters to 26 barangays of the city: five are coastal barangays, two are carline, nine are island barangays, and 10 are upland barangays.
	Simbahan ng San Francisco Javier ng Abuyog	Parish Church of Saint Francis Xavier of Abuyog	Abuyog Church; Simbahan ng Abuyog	Region VIII	Abuyog	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	First built in 1718 by the Jesuits using only nipa and bamboo. The church since then underwent several renovations that include the addition of a bell tower, a park, and a monument that makes it one of the highlights of the town proper of Abuyog.
	Simbahan ng San Ignacio ng Loyola ng Capul \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Capul	Parish Church of Saint Ignatius of Loyola of Capul \| Simbahan ng Capul Marker	Simbahan han San Ignacio Loyola; Fuerza de Capul; St. Ignatius of Loyola Parish; Simbahan ng Capul; Capul Church	Region VIII	Capul	Northern Samar	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Marked Structure, NHCP; Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Capul Itinatag ng mga Paring Heswita bilang Misyon, 1596. Ipinatayo yari sa nipa at kahoy ang unang simbahan sa patronato ni San Ignacio de Loyola; muling ipinatayo kasabay ang kuta na yari sa bato bilang tanggulan laban sa mga mandirigmang Moro ca. 1600. Isinailalim sa pamamahala ng mga paring Pransiskano, 1768. Ipinaayos ni Padre Mariano Valero ang simbahan at ipinatayo ang kampanaryo, 1781. Itinalaga ng obispo ng Cebu bilang parokya, 8 Nobyembre 1864. Isinagawa ang lagusan ng kuta sa kanang bahagi ng simbahan, 1898. Pangunahing halimbawa ng simbahang tanggulan noong panahon ng mga Espanyol. Date Unveiled: August 5, 2011
	Simbahan ng San Juan Bautista ng Pambujan	Parish Church of Saint John the Baptist Parish of Pambujan	St. John the Baptist Parish Church; Pambujan Church; Simbahan ng Pambujan	Region VIII	Pambujan	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Administered by the Franciscan priests. Built after the end of Moro raids and was once the envy of neighboring pueblos because of the classic architectural design of its altar.
	Simbahan ng San Lorenzo Martir ng Balangiga \| Simbahan ng Balangiga	Parish Church of Saint Lawrence the Martyr of Balangiga \| Simbahan ng Balangiga Marker	Simbahan han Balangiga; Balangiga Church	Region VIII	Balangiga	Eastern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Balangiga Ipinagawang yari sa bato sa loob ng kutang patyo na may apat na baluarte ng mga paring Heswita noong mga ika-17 na dantaon sa patronato ni San Lorenzo. Muling ipinagawa ni P. Cristobal Miralles, 1653. Visita ng Guian, 1773. Ipinaayos ni P. Manuel Valverde, 1850. Naging isang bayan, Abril 3, 1854; parokya, Setyembre 27, 1859. Dito ang mag manghihimagsik ay nagtipon-tipon para hintayin ang pagtunog ng kampana na siyang hudyat sa pagsisimula ng pag-aaklas sa Balangiga laban sa mga Amerikano, Setyempre 28, 1901. Muling ipinagawa, 1927; inayos at pinaganda, 1962–1993. Date Unveiled: April 3, 1993
	Simbahan ng San Miguel Arkanghel ng Basey \| Palatandaan ng Simbahan ng Basey	Parish Church of Saint Michael Archangel of Basey \| SImbahan ng Basey Marker	Simbahan han Basey; Basey Church	Region VIII	Basey	Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Simbahan ng Basey Dating parokya ng mga Heswita sa ilalim ng Obispado ng Cebu noong 1591 at ng tahanan ng Dagami noong 1656. Ipinatayong may matibay na pundasyon ng mga Heswita at inialay kay San Miguel de Archangel. Inilipat sa mga Agustino, 1768, at sa mga Pransiskano, 1795; ngunit pinamusesyonan noong 1804. Ipinaayos at ipinagawa ang tore at kumbentong bato at kubales kasama ang sementeryo at kapilya ni Padre Domingo de Madrid, 1845, sinira ng bagyo, 1880. Pinalitan ang bubungan ng yerong galbanisado ni Padre Vicente Gutierrez, 1894–1896. Naging punong himpilang pangmisyon, sentro ng pagtuturo ng “Doctrina Christiana”, at kuta—panahon ng Kastila; bulwagang pulungan at dulaan—nang pananakop ng Hapon; at pook likasan—noong liberasyon. Date Unveiled: September 29, 1987
	Simbahan ng San Miguel Arkanghel ng Laoang	Parish Church of Saint Michael De Archangel of Laoang	St. Michael De Archangel Church; Laoang Church; Laoang Parish Church; Simbahan ng Laoang	Region VIII	Laoang	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	The church was built by the settlers across the detta tree on an island because according to them, every morning, the statue of St. Michael disappeared and later found on top of the detta tree.
	Simbahan ng San Pedro at San Pablo ng Ormoc	Parish Church of Saints Peter and Paul of Ormoc	Ormoc Church; Simbahan ng Ormoc	Region VIII	Ormoc City	Independent Component City	Local Cultural Property - Important Cultural Property of the City of Ormoc (per Resolution No. 2019-113);Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Sts. Peter and Paul Parish Church is founded in 1630. The church was made of stones slabs, there was a walkway accessible to those who want to explore the area, and the floor was shaped like a cross where the top portion was part of the sacristy and altar. The dome ceiling in the middle section was painted with religious icons and images. _____ A local parish in the city of Ormoc that has once been desecrated during the World War, but underwent several repairs and reconstructions that it still stands to this day. The church is renovated almost every time a new parish priest is assigned.
	Simbahan ng Santo Niño ng Tacloban	Parish Church of Santo Niño of Tacloban	Santo Niño Church	Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Leyte; Registered Property, Tacloban City	Miraculous image of Sto. Niño, patron saint of Leyte also known as the Church of Liberation. _____ The Sto. Niño Church is also known as the Church of Liberation. It is located at the corner of Real and Zamora Street in the downtown area of Tacloban City. The historic church is built in a Romanesque style with a belfry at the top of its five-story tower. Manila-based Architect Dominic Garcia spearheaded the recent renovation of the Sto. Niño Church after it was severely damaged by Typhoon Haiyan in 2013. The church now embodies a modern minimalistic design with its all-white primary shade. HISTORY In 1596, Sto. Niño Church started out as a mere chapel or a “visita” built by the Jesuits using only light materials and nipa. The small chapel was then managed by the Dulce Nombre de Jesus. The Jesuits would usually visit by means of a vanca from the nearby Balyuan port. In 1768, the Augustinians from Cebu Basilica del Sto. Niño renamed the chapel to Sto. Niño Church after the Jesuits were forced out of the country. In the same year, Tacloban was officially declared a city and soon came the first Spanish settlers. By 1843, the Franciscans took charge and transformed the “visita” into a Romanesque Church, adding two belfries in its tower. However, a typhoon struck he city and blew most of the church’s tower. Only one belfry was reattached upon its rebuilding. By 1990, the Sto. Niño Church was handed over to the Archdiocese of Palo. SIGNIFICANCE The Sto. Niño Church houses the image of Tacloban’s patron saint, Sr. Sto. Niño, and is considered the most important religious site in the Leyte province.
	Simbahang ng San Jose Manggagawa ng Catubig	Parish Church of Saint Joseph the Worker of Catubig	St. Joseph the Worker Parish; Catubig Church; Simbahan ng Catubig	Region VIII	Catubig	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Built by the Franciscans in 18th century. The parish is also ran by the friars that settled in Palapag.
	Solar Farm ng SEPALCO	SEPALCO Solar Farm		Region VIII	Palo	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	A 50-megawatt (MW) solar power farm owned by Sulu Electric and Light Corporation (SEPALCO), the biggest in the country, has 188,000 solar panels installed in a 72 hectare land, and was designed to withstand 250-kilometer per hour wind speed
	Sugat	Sugat		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Tacloban City	SUGAT is the [local term] for “meeting” and is held annually at the early morning of Easter Sunday. This is a sacred tradition of the Catholic Church that depicts the first meeting of the Blessed Mother Mary and the Resurrected Christ after the ignomious death of Jesus on Good Friday. This religious practice has become part of the cultural lives of the Taclobanons and they have always look forward to this sacred rite of the Church. This religious ceremony was held at the lobby of the City Hall at Kanhuraw Hill. SUGAT is a religious-cultural rite embedded in the lives of Taclobanons that has traditionally form part of Tacloban’s culture. The City Government has adopted SUGAT as its contribution to keep alive this practice and made this event a part of the City Tourism’s cultural program.
	Taguan, Capul	Foxhole, Capul		Region VIII	Capul	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Province of Northern Samar	Used by the Japanese Imperial Army as hiding places.
	Talon ng Bangon	Bangon Falls		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Situated at Barangay San Andres, Bangon Falls is the Catbalogan City’s major source of potable water through the Kulador Surface Water Treatment Plant of the Catbalogan Water District. It takes at least 30-40 minutes trek to the three-leveled falls, which one has to find its way through a series of water pipes and makeshift roads before reaching the scenic spot at the top. The falls offers adrenaline junkies a choice of canyoneering, rappelling, cliff jumping and many more.
	Tulay San Juanico	San Juanico Bridge		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Registered Property, Province of Leyte; Registered Property, Tacloban City	The longest bridge in the Philippines, approximately 2.16 kilometers in length, and connects the islands of Samar and Leyte. It was built during the Marcos administration as the former president’s testimony of love to his wife, the first lady, Imelda Romualdez Marcos, who is a native of Leyte. _____ The San Juanico Bridge is about 15 minutes away north of Tacloban City. It is a 2.16 kilometer long S-shaped span connecting the islands of Leyte and Samar. HISTORY The San Juanico Bridge was one of President Ferdinand Marcos’ monumental projects. It is considered as the longest bridge in the Philippines. SIGNIFICANCE The famous bridge gave way to help the economy of both Samar and Leyte since its completion in 1972.
	Ulat sa Kalagayan ng Lungsod	State of the City Address		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Held usually around the month of July, it has become an annual event of the City Government to report the accomplishments of the current administration as well as to report the plans in terms of projects and proposals.
	Villa Consuelo Jaro	Villa Consuelo Jaro		Region VIII	Jaro	Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Leyte	Early 2016, strawberries which were not grown in any part of the province, have been planted and commercially grown by farmers in the Municipality of Jaro after it has been discovered that the temperatures of several highlands in Leyte can be compared to that of the city of Baguio.
	Yungib ng Sentral	Central Cave		Region VIII	Catbalogan City	Samar	Registered Property, City of Catbalogan, Samar	Situated at Barangay Cawayan, the underground crystal cave paradise is located around 8 kilometers away or a 10-minute motorcycle drive from downtown Catbalogan to Barangay San Andres, which is the jump-off point and will take around three-hour trek along farmlands, riversides, and woodlands. The whole cave area has a dimension of 400 meters in length and will require a vertical entry and exit through rappelling using single rope technique.
	Agua Dulce at mga Balon ng Bonifacio	Agua Dulce and Bonifacio Artesian Wells		Region VIII	Ormoc City	Independent Component City	Local Cultural Property - Important Cultural Property of the City of Ormoc (per Resolution No. 2019-113)	Agua Dulce and Bonifacio Artesian Wells was visible in the early years during the American occupation, structures were constructed as a means to supply potable water to the Ormocanons at that time. There were six structures located in different areas, current locations corner Agua Dulce and Aviles streets, corner Bonifacio and Burgos Streets and Lopez Jaena Street Corner Alegria Street going to Brgy. Batuan, Ormoc City Central school compound and, Ormoc maternity & children hospital compound. At present only two open for the public use Agua Dulce and Bonifacio areas. The Agua Dulce artesian well is more well-known for its water taste. The name come from Spanish word "Agua Dulce" meaning "sweet water."
	Liwasang ng Beterano at Sandaang Taon	Veterans and Centennial Park		Region VIII	Ormoc City	Independent Component City	Local Cultural Property - Important Cultural Property of the City of Ormoc (per Resolution No. 2019-113)	The Veterans and Centennial Park was constructed in early 1990s in honor of the Filipino soldiers who fought for the liberation of Leyte and the Philippines. The Centennial Marker was erected in 1998 to commemorate the 100th year of the Philippine Independence.
	Mga Lumubog na Barko sa Labanan sa Look ng Ormoc	Battle of Ormoc Bay Shipwrecks		Region VIII	Ormoc City	Independent Component City	Local Cultural Property - Important Cultural Property of the City of Ormoc (per Resolution No. 2019-113)	The Battle of Ormoc Bay was a series of air-sea battle between Imperial Japan and the United States in the Camotes Sea in the Philippines from November 11 to December 21, 1944, part of the Battle of Leyte in the Pacific Campaign of World War II. The battles resulted from Japanese operations to reinforce and resupply their forces on Leyte and U.S attempts to interdict them. During the action, several warships were sunk along the bay of Ormoc. In the late 2000, USS warship was identified and a wreath laying ceremony took place. On December 2017, the team of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen went to Ormoc City to conduct a search about the shipwrecks and cited that Ormoc Bay is a sunken graveyard for many historic warships.
	Puente De La Reina	Puente De La Reina		Region VIII	Ormoc City	Independent Component City	Local Cultural Property - Important Cultural Property of the City of Ormoc (per Resolution No. 2019-113)	Puente De La Reina, located at J. Navarro St. Ormoc City was built during Spanish regime, its name derived from its being dedicated to queen Isabel II of Spain (1830-1904), the bridge is made from cobblestones with inlay of stone plaque tablet in Spanish inscriptions on both sides of its center railings, it is said to be used as docking area for traders who frequented the island in those times. The geographic location of the bridge structure used to be part of the seafront before it was reclaimed in the 1970s to make way for the Ormoc Plaza, now along with Ormoc City Hall (Ormoc Museum) on the side former executive and legislative buildings. To this day, only bicycle and plaza visitors are allowed to pass the bridge.
	Palatandaan ng Unang Misa sa Pilipinas	First Mass in the Philippines Marker		Region VIII	Padre Burgos	Southern Leyte	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: First Mass in the Philippines Celebrated here on Easter Sunday, 31 March 1521, when Magellan landed on this island of Limasawa on his voyage around the world. Early in the morning, Magellan sent ashore priest Pedro de Valderrama with men to prepare a mass and to inform Rajah Kolambu, through an interpreter that he and his men would land to attend. The rajah showed consent by sending gifts. As Magellan and his men approached the shore, a salvo of six guns was fired as a sign of peace. Rajahs Kolambu and Si-Agu each embraced Magellan, flanked him and together with the sailors, they marched to the place of worship. During the mass the rajahs remained on their knees with clasped hands. At the elevation the ships fired all their artillery in response to musket signal from the shore. (Replica of the marker unveiled in Limasawa, 31 March 1951.) Date Unveiled: March 31, 1951
	Palatandaan ni Eugenio Daza y Salazar (1870-1954)	Eugenio Daza y Salazar (1870-1954) Marker		Region VIII	Borongan	Eastern Samar	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Eugenio Daza y Salazar (1870–1954) Guro, rebolusyonaryo, mambabatas. Ipinanganak, Nobyembre 15, 1870, Borongan, Eastern Samar. Nagkamit ng titulo sa edukasyon, Escuela Normal de Maestro, Maynila, 1888. Makaraang makatapos ng edukasyon, siya ay nagturo sa Borongan Municipal School at pagkaraan ng limang taon ay nagtatag ng sariling paaralan sa ilalim ng pamamahala ng mga Kastila. Sumapi sa kilusang himagsikan sa Samar sa pagsiklab ng Himagsikang Pilipino. Itinalaga ni Heneral Vicente Lukban na maging pangkalahatang punong-hukbo ng Silangang Samar. Isa sa mga naging kasangkapan sa tagumpay ng isang makasaysayang pangyayaring naganap sa Balangiga noong Setyembre 28, 1901. Nahalal na kinatawan ng ikatlong distrito ng Samar sa Unang Asemblea ng Pilipinas, 1907. Namatay Disyembre 16, 1954, Calamba, Laguna.
	Bahay Rocha	Rocha House		Region VII	Tagbiliran City	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 2-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Bahay Rocha-Hontanosas	Rocha-Hontanosas House		Region VII	Tagbiliran City	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 2-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Bahay Yap	Yap House		Region VII	Tagbiliran City	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 2-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Bahay Beldia	Beldia House		Region VII	Tagbiliran City	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 2-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Gusaling Gotiaoco	Gotiaoco Building	Sugbu Chinese Heritage Museum	Region VII	Cebu City	Higly Urbanized City	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	Declared as an Important Cultural Property by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 11-2020
	Tanggulang San Pedro	Fort San Pedro with its Intrinsic Setting Relative to its Immediate Surrounding		Region VII	Cebu City	Higly Urbanized City	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 12-2020
	Liwasang Independencia	Plaza Independencia with its Intrinsic Setting Relative to its Immediate Surrounding		Region VII	Cebu City	Higly Urbanized City	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 12-2020
	Bantayog ni Miguel Lopez de Legaspi	The Monument to Miguel Lopez De Legaspi with its Intrinsic Setting Relative to its Immediate Surrounding		Region VII	Cebu City	Higly Urbanized City	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 12-2020
	Lumang Adwana ng Daungan ng Cebu	The Former Customs House of the Port of Cebu with its Intrinsic Setting Relative to its Immediate Surrounding		Region VII	Cebu City	Higly Urbanized City	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 12-2020
	Tanggulan ng Ina ng Guadalupe at ang Likas Nitong Kapaligiran sa Punta Tubigan	Fort Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, and its Intrinsic Natural Setting at Tubigan Point		Region VII	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	MD No. 13-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Mga Pook Arkeolohiko at mga Ukit sa Bato ng Lamanok	Archaeological Sites and Petrographs of Lamanok		Region VII	Anda	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 16-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Lumang Kapitolyong Panlalawigan ng ANtique	Old Provincial Capitol of Antique		Region VII	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 18-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Lumang Bahay-Pamahalaan ng Balilihan	Old Municipal Hall of Balilihan		Region VII	Balilihan	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 19-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Bukal ng Osmeña	Fuente Osmeña and its Setting Pertaining to the Surrounding Rotunda		Region VII	Cebu City	Higly Urbanized City	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 20-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Bantayog ni Isabel II	Monument to Isabel II, and its Setting Pertaining to the Surrounding Plaza		Region VII	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized City	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 21-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Gusaling Compania Maritima	Compania Maritima Building		Region VII	Cebu City	Higly Urbanized City	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 27-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Katedral ng San Jose Obrero ng Tagbilaran	Cathedral of San Jose Obrero of Tagbilaran	Cathedral Complex of San Jose Obrero; Katedral ng Tagbilaran; Tagbilaran Cathedral	Region VII	Tagbiliran City	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 30-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Liwasang Rizal	Plaza Rizal		Region VII	Tagbiliran City	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 31-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Dating Paaralan ng mga Babae	The Former Escuela De Niñas		Region VII	Tagbiliran City	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 31-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Pook ng Dating Paaralan ng mga Lalaki	The Site of Former Escuela De Niños	Provincial Library	Region VII	Tagbiliran City	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 31-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Capitol Tennis Court	The Capitol Tennis Court		Region VII	Tagbiliran City	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 31-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Sandugo	Sandugo	Blood Compact Shrine; Blood Compact Monument	National Capital Region	Tagbiliran City	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum; Work of National Artist for Visual Arts Napoleon V. Abueva	MD-9-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Simbahan ng La Inmaculada Concepcion ng Duero	Parish Church of La Inmaculada Concepcion of Duero	The Church Complex of La Inmaculada Concepcion	Region VII	Duero	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD NO. 1-2018
	Tanggulang-Kampanaryo ng Katedral ng Santa Catalina ng Alejandria	Watchtower-Belfry of the Cathedral of Santa Catalina De Alejandria		Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 1-2020 (March 11, 2020)
	Bahay Rocha-Suarez	Rocha-Suarez House		Region VII	Tagbiliran City	Bohol	Important Cultural Property, National Museum	MD No. 2-2020 (June 27, 2019)
	Pista ng Buruyloganay	Buruyloganay Festival		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Sibalom, Antique	This is celebrated annually in the month of December. This celebrates unity, oneness and public camaraderie of Sibalomnons. This is also an opportunity to enjoy their fruits of labor and to promote the culture and natural resources of Sibalom including the rafflesia. The celebration is one way of promoting the products of Sibalom and to boost the economy of the town.
	Relihiyosong Pista ng Sibalom	Sibalom Religious Fiesta		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Sibalom, Antique	They celebrate the religious feast of Santa Rita de Cascia every 22nd of May. Santa Rita de Cascia is the patron saint of the municipality of Sibalom. There are parades, prayers, holy mass, processions, and dances to honor their patron saint.
	Pagluluto ng Porbida	Cooking "Porbida"	Chicken Adobo	Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Sibalom, Antique	Porbida serves as a specialty cuisine of the Sibalomnons which is in demand during fiestas and celebrations, especially in the upland barangays. Porbida has the unique taste and aroma of our native chicken adobo flavored with annatto or coconut milk, and the rich essence of alupidan or tetrastigma vine which is the host plant of Rafflesia.
	Paggawa ng Bolo	Bolo Making		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Sibalom, Antique	Bolo making is one of the pre-Spanish industries in Sibalom. Metal is forged into bolos and other utility products. The products made by the blacksmith provide income. Their bolos also attract traders and businessmen from the neighboring islands.
	Pagpapalayok	Pottery		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Sibalom, Antique	Pottery making in Bari is loyal to its tradition. Clay is sourced from the fields near Sibalom River. It is then mixed manually (pagmasa) or through footwork (paglinas). The paghurma or molding process is when potters carefully paddle the thin layer of clay for the kuron or clay pot which makes it more durable and perfect for storing and cooking. They use a "pamikpik" or wooden paddle. It is believed that airdried pots are more durable than sundried ones. The paghaplas or polishing and addition of slipping solution or haraplas gives a fine finish. The pagpagba or firing is the last phase; the manugdihon of Sari still uses the old practice of pagpagba, the open firing or semibonfire type which takes only about one hour or two to cook the earthenware. They use dagami (dried rice hay), ramay (dried banana leaves), tuod (bamboo trunk and dried wood.)
	Imno ng Hinunangan	Hinunangan Hymn		Region VIII	Hinunangan	Southern Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Hinunangan, Southern Leyte	The Hinunangan Hymn is composed in 2017. It represents the sense of belongingness to the residents' hometown, Hinunangan.
	Pista ng Tinuom	Tinuom Festival		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	The dance performed in Tinuom Festival portrays the movements of a chicken. The performers wear costumes made of chicken feathers and some parts of the banana.
	Pag-wait ng Pasyon at Paggawa ng Kapiya	Pasyon Singing and Kapiya Making		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	The Pasyon Singing and Kapiya Making are some of the highlights during the Lent in Cabatuan. Fourteen groups from 54 barangays participate in this tradition. The "Kapiyas" are makeshift altars with a tableau of life-size figures made of indigenous materials. The participants in the afternoon Via Crucis stop here for meditation. The Pasyon narrates the suffering and death of Jesus Christ. Choirs with 15 to 25 members chant for about five hours.
	Pista ng Banaag	Banaag Festival		Region VI	Anilao	Iloilo	Local Cultural Property - Local Cultural Heritage and Property of the Municipality of Anilao, Province of Iloilo (per Resolution No. 2017-009); Registered Property, Municipality of Anilao, Iloilo	The Banaag Festival was introduced to commemorate the town’s emancipation day. The Hiligaynon word “banaag” means “light.” The Anilaonons creatively use light when they perform during the festival. They use various colors of light. The word “Anilao” is believed to have existed when Moro pirates attack the Visayan Islands repeatedly. Most of the raids occurred during nighttime. Because of the darkness, residents will cry out “Ang ilaw” to warn others of the impending danger. The festival gained recognition as one of the best tourism event of the Philippines last 2014 by the Department of Tourism and Association of Tourism Officers of the Philippines and continues to be one of the best and most visited event in the Visayas Island.
	Paggawa ng Ginamos	Ginamos Making		Region VI	Anilao	Iloilo	Local Cultural Property - Local Cultural Heritage and Property of the Municipality of Anilao, Province of Iloilo (per Resolution No. 2017-009); Registered Property, Municipality of Anilao, Iloilo	Also known as shrimp paste, ginamos is popular in Visayas most especially in the islands of Panay and Negros. Ginamos can be eaten as a side dish with steamed okra or kangkong or with green mangoes. It can also add flavor by mixing it in dishes like pinakbet, apan-apan and kare-kare. The easiest way to prepare ginamos as a side dish is by adding ample amount of calamansi juice to wash away its stench. If you don’t like the feeling of eating it raw, you can sauté it with onions, lots of garlic, (optional: tomatoes) and add vinegar or a squeeze of calamansi. The ginamos of Anilao for more than 75 years became a livelihood of the Anilaonons living in the coastal shores of the town.
	Kanyon	Spanish Cannon	Kanyon; Tsirit-Tsirit	Region VIII	Lavezares	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Municipality of Lavezares, Northern Samar
	Mangkok	Sung Dynasty Bowls	Bowl; Mangko	Region VIII	Lavezares	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Municipality of Lavezares, Northern Samar
		Agpayao Lake		Region VI	Cuartero	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Cuartero, Capiz	The Agpayao lake is man-made, built for the purpose of gathering enough water for the vast tracks of rice fields of the owner's family. It got its name from payao of the gabi family that abound the area. During dry season, the lake resembles that of a giant wok and has an estimated depth of 30 feet. It used to have an area of 1 hectare only, but due to increasing water demands for irrigation, the owner continued to expand its riverbanks until it reached to its present form. Biodiversty can be observed both in the lake and in the surroundings. The endemic animals in the area include halo, wild duck, singgarong, melo, dugwak, ningning, man-og and man-og kumpol kolor puti. Tilapia, ugdok, karpa, batud and pantat grew into an enormous size since nobody dared to go fishing in the lake. The Agpayao Lake has been the source of water for the vast tracks of lands of the owner's family and other farmers along the area. It is believed to be enchanted due to the presence of forested area that includes big acacia trees. Because of this, no water activities were observed in the area for a long time until the actor Tony Ferrer shot one of his movies here in the '70s as he was a friend of the late owner. People are afraid to venture into the lake because it is believed to be a haven of crocodiles and giant snake-pets of the fairies in the area. This were made up stories by the family so that the lake would preserve its biodiversity. Until this time, people still revere the lake to be enchanted and should be protected.
		Maindang River		Region VI	Cuartero	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Cuartero, Capiz	Ang Agbulalo isa sa mga Sitio ka Carataya sa diin day-an makita ya ginatawag nga linaw. Ini nga suba madalum katama. Nagahaba sang mas o menos isa (1) ka kilometro. Gintawag ini nga linaw tukante nga ini pinakadalum nga parti ka suba ka Sitio Agbulalo. Bangud sini, nabantogan ini nga linaw nga gina-istaran kag breeding place sang madamu nga bais (eel) nga nagasuba sabukid sang Bais kon magtingulan kag kon magta-as ya suba. — It is a source of water and livelihood for the people in the area, and is one of the deepest bodies of water in the municipality.
		Inapasan Lake		Region VI	Cuartero	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Cuartero, Capiz	The lake stretches 300 meters long and with a width of 100 meters. Its depth has not been measured. Biodiverse life is greatly observed in its river banks. Flora like kangkong, water lilies, azola and different trees thrive in its fertile soil. The freshwater clam, agihis, igi, agus-os, puyo, gurami, tilapia, batud kag pantat. The lake has been a source of water for the surrounding rice fields and fishing activities for the community in the area. It is also believed to be enchanted, hence the absence of water activities that entail noise. The people are careful due to a myth that it might anger the invisible residents of the lake. — Once upon a time, there lived a farmer and his wife. One day, after his work, he went fishing together with his dog. But it was already late in the afternoon and his wife got mad for he was not home yet. After some time, the dog went back to their house alone. To her anger, she asked the dog if where is his master and their catch for the day. She tried to ask the dog three times but the pet did not reply. She then got some wood and began hitting the dog for not answering her queries. To her surprise the dog answered, "We had caught lots of fishes." Suddenly, their house began to tremble and momentarily collapsed to the ground. Just then her husband arrived with his catch. He saw his wife running away from the strong current of water from the cracks of the soil where she stood. He called her but she continued running that he also run after her to avoid the strong current of water. They kept running and running to save their lives from the flowing water that is after them but it soon rendered them exhausted and got drown along the way to each other. They died together before reaching a safe ground. The water then stopped and it formed into a lake. Thus, the name "INAPASAN LAKE". It is customary that if one plans for a fishing activity in the lake, total silence should be observed and the first catch should be returned to the water as a sign of offering.
		Pitong Busay		Region VI	Cuartero	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Cuartero, Capiz	"Pitong Busay" has 7 falls (5 mini falls and two average falls). The 2 average falls are the most visited because of their unique features. These two serve as the highest falls with a height of 8-10 meters with shower like raindrops that sink down into the rocks. The falls are privately owned and is not protected from illegal logging and kaingin, making it possible for the natural resources to be destroyed and lost. According to the owner, the falls are called "Pitong Busay" because of the seven falls that can be found there. These falls are of great help to the farmers because of the man-made irrigation constructed by the people to direct water from the falls to their rice or cornfield. People also go in the Pitong Busay not just to enjoy its freshwater, but to collect rare flora especially during the holy week season, to perform their "pangalap" for spiritual healing purposes. Some would visit the area to hunt for wild animals such as "halo", "ilahas", "garong" o singgarong" and others. The falls even serve as bath area or even shelter for the animals of those living in the proximity. Truly, the "Pitong Busay" is very significant to the people, plants and animals in the area.
		Pangawitao Creek		Region VI	Cuartero	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Cuartero, Capiz	The creek is a tributary of the Panay River. As such, the rice fields of Barangay Nagba are the first to be flooded when the Panay River overflows. It stretches a distance of around 7 kilometers from Barangay Mahabang Sapa and passes through following barangays: Bun-od, Malagab-i, and Nagba. Both sides of the creek are laden with grains of the vast rice fields. This creek offers abundant supply of water needs to the farmers along its route, making it possible to have 3 croppings per year instead of the usual 2 croppings. It therefore increased the production of farmers. It is also a source of freshwater catch like carp, bagtis, batud and pantat as well as the famous agihis (clam) sa pangawitao. — The Pangawitao Creek, especially its lower portion, is believed to be enchanted as it is the home port of the famous M/V Cuartero, the mythical golden ship of the town that navigates the whole world. Locals believe that each time the golden ship passes the bridge, an accident happens. It is therefore customary for the local motorists to blow their horns while approaching the area to avoid any untoward incident. The centuries old acacia trees on its banks are believed to be the mansions of the fairies, that one time, a peddler offered his goods for credit to a lady from the house and was told to be back for collection on the next month. When he returned to the area, he was surprised to see none on the houses he traded his fare before. After asking around the locals on the houses' whereabouts, he was told that the place is enchanted and that he might have traded with a "Taglugar". With that confirmation, he just shrugged off and continued his business to the neighboring barangays. When the time came for him to buy wholesale goods in Manila, he accidentally met the lady who got his merchandise in Pangawitao, and to his surprise, had paid him the total amount due for collection. After saying his thanks, he bid her farewell and avoided asking any question as he remembered her nature.
		Church Belfry of San Antonio de Padua		Region VI	Cuartero	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Cuartero, Capiz	The ruins of the belfry is a great testimony of the people's long history of participation and involvement on the church liturgical activities and programs. It is made of coral stone blocks and cemented by egg whites. The construction was done through pintakasi system. Under the supervision of its first Parish Priest, Fr. Lesmes Perez, an Augustinian Friar who ordered its construction in 1879, the church was finished in 1890. The remaining ruins has an area of .011 hectares and with a height of 30 feet. The original belfry had a height of 40 feet but an earthquake in 1947 toppled down its upper portion. It used to house the three (3) bells of the parish church before they were transferred to the belfry of the new church year 2000. — "Cuartero history is as old as the belfry. It is the oldest structure in the town that withstood the tests of times. It is a timeless testimony of the people's skills and endurance in putting up an enormous structure at that time, not realizing that it will witness the unfolding of Cuartero's unique heritage. It is the only link of the people to its first ever parish church which was constructed last 1879 and completed on the year 1890 when barrio Cuartero was recognized as a parish by the Diocese of Jaro. His Excellency Msgr. Mariano Cuartero, then Bishop of Jaro, officiated the first mass. In his honor and memory, the name Cuartero was given to this place up to the present time. The belfry gave protection to those who sought refuge during the war considering the thickness of its wall. However, a high intensity earthquake in 1947 toppled the topmost portion and reduced it to its height today. It was built through Polo y Servicio system, where Filipinos at aged 7-60 were forced to render labor service to the Spaniards without pay. "
		General Esteban Contreras Monument		Region VI	Cuartero	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Cuartero, Capiz	The monument is located on the Veteran's Park, Public Plaza of Cuartero. The statue of Gen. Contreras is depicting a horse that is standing on a globe. This monument is an important landmark in the plaza. It is made of concrete and was done by a local sculptor, Arcadio Apolinario, Sr who was commissioned for the project. — The monument is a great honor for the heroism of Gen. Esteban Contreras, a leader of a revolutionary movement in the towns of Pontevedra and Panay and hero in the Battle of Balisong, whose mother, Carmen Dichosa is from Brgy. Sinabsaban, Cuartero, Capiz. By blood, he is a Cuarteronhon and was raised by a spinster aunt Lucia Contreras when his father died and the subsequent marriage of his mother. He was a leader against the Spaniards, later the Americans. He organized his army under the guise of an evening party where there were music and dancing. He led the struggle in Capiz which started earlier than the other revolutionary movements in the rest of Western Visayas. Gen. Contreras and his men fought a running battle with the Spaniards and the Americans for more than 4 years. After his surrender in March 1901, he returned to farming and fishing. He died not in the battle but due to a deadly fever in 1904 at Casayanayan, Pilar, Capiz after being reunited with his family.
		Torre ni Bobby		Region VI	Cuartero	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Cuartero, Capiz	The Torre ni Bobby is a significant landmark in Cuartero since it withstood natural calamities like earthquake, lightning and storm. It is a seven-storey building with a height of about 80 feet with a tower on the right: a narrow staircase leading to the tower where one can have a panoramic view of the town and Panay River. Despite its height, it remained steadfast and resilient with the forces of nature. The building has a concept of condominium where every floor has the same plan that depicts a unit in the present condominium buildings. Every floor was assigned to a sibling of the Funa family. It is made of concrete materials and prominent in every floor is the corrugated design of the ceiling due to the use of salvaged galvanized iron sheets from the family's old house. Only portion of the interior is painted and the second floor level is the inhabited area of the tower. The exterior is of natural color of the material used to blend with its surroundings. This is a great proof that it was built by a great mind with forward-looking mind. True to its form and style, it served as an evacuation center of the neighborhood during flood season.
		Manuel Funa Monument		Region VI	Cuartero	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Cuartero, Capiz	The monument is located at the Veteran's Park, corner Hijosa and Venus Streets. It has an area of 20 square meters, and 8 feet tall. It is made of concrete materials and sculted by local sculptor, Arcadio Apolinario, Sr who was commissed by an art patron and the heiress of the Garcia estates. Since she was a family friend of the then Mayor Leopoldo Habana in whose administration flourished the works of art and the improvement of the public places, she sponsored the erection of the bust of the first appointed Mayor of Cuartero so that he will be forever remembered by the people. The monument was erected in front of the Municipal Hall in 1975 but was transferred to its present location during the 1st term of Office of Mayor Tito L. Mayo as Cuartero celebrated its 75th Founding Anniversary on August 23, 2013. It shares with the bust of Hon. Antonio Habana, the 3rd Governor of Capiz in its present location now at the public plaza. — The structure is a reminder to the people of the great man behind Cuartero's independence and who later became its first Alcalde Mayor in the year 1939-1941 after he was appointed Mayor. In 1938, when all pertinent papers and documents were completed, he together with an influential Spanish businessman and a resident of Cuartero, went to Manila on August 16, 1938 to present the documents for approval. Their mission was fruitful and successful. President Manuel L. Quezon granted the separation of Cuartero from Dao under Executive Order No. 159 dated August 23, 1938.
		Antonio Habana Monument		Region VI	Cuartero	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Cuartero, Capiz	The monument is located at the Veteran's Park, corner Hijosa and Venus Streets. It has an area of 20 square meters, and 8 feet tall. IIt is made of concrete materials and sculted by local sculptor, Arcadio Apolinario, Sr who was commissed by an art patron and the heiress of the Garcia estates. Since she was a family friend of the then Mayor Leopoldo Habana in whose administration flourished the works of art and the improvement of the public places, she donated the bust of the third governor of Capiz so that he will be forever remembered by his kasimanwa. The monument was then erected in front of the Municipal Hall in 1975. It now shares with the bust of Hon. Manuel Funa, the first appointed Mayor of Cuartero in its present location at the public plaza.
		San Miguel Arcangel Parish Church		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	Established by the Augustinians on October 16, 1733. The first parish priest of Argao was Fr. Ignacio de Olalde. The construction started in 1734 and ended 54 years later in 1788. Finishing touches to the church as it looks today were made between the years 1803 to 1836 during the stewardship of Fr. Mateo Perez. The roofing of the church was renovated in the years 1876, 1924, and 1988. The church features many treasures, most of which date back to the mid-1700s, including; • The Argao Century Old Pipe Organ, designed by Mexican artists but built by Argawanon hands in the 1700s and one of 14 built in the Philippines during the Spanish period, and one of the 3 remaining intact pipe organs in the Philippines today; • 5 intricate altars; • Murals on the ceilings depicting various scenes from the bible done by the famous Visayan artists Canuto Avila and Raymundo Francia in the early 20th century.
		The Belfry		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	The kampanaryo is designed by an English man named Wagner. By the order of the Bishop Marañon of Cebu, this belfry was built in the early 1820s. This belfry is about 197 years old which features 9 bronze bells. Its smaller bells were only added in between the years 1859 and 1893.
		Argao Convent and Parish Museum		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	The church convent was built in the 1820s and served as the base of operations for Spanish missionaries learning Cebuano until the 1800s. This also served as the seminary in the early part of the 20th century. Just below the convent is the Argao Parish Museum that was constructed in 1999 in order to house what was left of the Church’s priceless antiques, and also to showcase the religious artifacts and icons of families who have decided to let the museum safe-guard their family heirlooms. The museum collection includes old and elaborate vestments worn by Spanish friars, beautiful and antique religious icons, many of which were imported from Spain, hand written musical notes that were used during the Spanish era and many more.
		Hall of Justice (Cuartel)		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	The building was known as the Colegio de los Niños during the Spanish period. The building functioned as the school for boys and was the tallest civilian structure in the pueblo. By design, the building should have been a cuartel but it was not finished due to the onset of the Filipino revolution against Spain. Also functioned briefly as the first building of the Argao Central Elementary School known as the Intermedia. It was converted into the Star Theater after the war and showed films during weekends. This building also became the Argao Parents Teachers Association (APTA) building before it became a trial court (left side: MTC, right side: RTC).
		The Casa Real		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	The old municipal building was built around the same time the church was constructed. It is the only existing Spanish-period municipal building in the entire province of Cebu.
		Old Artesian Well		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	The Old Artesian Well is one of the most significant centers of convergence among the townsfolk during the Spanish era. It is where the people of Argao seek to meet one of their most basic needs, water.
		Independence Tree (Narra Tree)		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	The century-old Narra Tree which stands across the Casa Real. It is believed to have witnessed the 1898 Philippine Independence. In recent years, attempts have been made to keep the tree alive but full efforts have unfortunately failed.
		Spanish Cannons		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	These cannons were used as first line of defense against the Moro Pirates during the Spanish Era and still functions. They were part of the fortified walls of the pueblo. These cannons were from galleon ships in the years 1600 and 1700 when the galleon trade visited the town.
		Dr. Jose P. Rizal Monument		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	Built in 1932 in honor of the country’s national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal. Though erected in the 1930s, the statue, done by Fidel Araneta, was only put up in 1954. Fronting this monument is a stone Liberation marker showing the first elected officials in the town after the World War II.
	Puerta Marina	Puerta Marina	Puerta Real / Ganghaan sa Hari	Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	Puerta Marina or Puerta Real was also called “Ganghaan sa Hari” in reference to the arch gate. It was the main gate of the walled pueblo of Argao. The Arch Gate also served as sentry post - to look out for marauding pirates and slave traders which were rampant in the 1800s.
	Capilla Mortuario	Capilla Mortuario	Ermita	Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	The area around the structure used to be a cemetery (hence the term “Ermita”) up to the early 1800s when the cemetery was transferred to Looc. This was built the same time as the church and probably finished before it. This functioned as a mortuary chapel in the Spanish period and a leprosarium in the American period. The carvings on the structure are all symbolisms of Christian death: • On the uppermost part is the image of St. Michael Archangel clutching a baby, which signifies that everyone regains their innocence upon death. St. Michael has also always been considered as the angel who saves souls from the jaws of death. • Below, the St. Michael image is a skull, which represents death. The skull sits upon a globe which represents death for all mankind. Atop the skull is an hourglass, which symbolizes that death, can come anytime. On the left of the skull is a laurel leaf, while a sword may be found on the right side. Both are indicative of the Christian belief that through Christ, man shall conquer death.
		Sali-Argaw Tree (Premma Odorata)		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	Scientific name is Premma Odorata, it is believed to be the origin of the town’s name, Argao. With stories dating far back before the Spanish era, this tree is believed to have given the town its identity to the colonizers. It also possesses highly medicine values. Parts of the tree may be used as remedies for stomach pains, skin diseases, and fever.
		American-Era Post		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	The remains of the telegraphic post built during the American period. It served as primary communication of Argao to the world. The telegraphing service known as telegram began its service in 1927.
		Baluarte at the Back of the Church Complex		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	This is one of the watchtowers that are present in Argao. This is declared as one of the heritage sites but it was not preserved. Partly damaged due to earthquakes and the roots of the Balete Tree that is growing in its body.
	Bantayan sa Hari	Bantayan sa Hari	Bantay Moro	Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	Also known as Bantay Moro. One of the few remaining watchtowers built during the Spanish era. This coral and river stone structure stands quietly just outside the church complex. Watchtowers were strategically built around the church perimeters with guards keeping watch all day and night ensuring the safety of the town and the church complex from opportunities of attack by foreign and local invaders. Today, this watchtower was converted into a resort. Good thing about the owners of the resort is that they restored the watchtower so that it would still last long.
		Baluarte at Mahayahay Beach Park		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu
		Site of the Former Palacio	Former Isidro C. Kintanar Memorial Hospital	Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	The site was the official residence of the friars. It held classes for girls thus was also referred to as Collegio dela las Niñas. It was also more popularly known as the Palacio because of its intricate and grand architecture. It became the headquarters of the Japanese army during their occupation of Argao. The local militia or guerillas burned the building during the liberation. Only a portion of the structure may be seen behind the previous provincial hospital. In 1975, the Isidro Kintanar Memorial Hospital was built. In 2017 the hospital was transferred to a new facility.
	Via Crusis (Station of the Cross)	Way to the Cross		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	It is also called as the Way to the Cross on coral stone carvings. It features four capillas posas, or stop stations, where the priest and the faithful stop to pray during special church occasions. These are not part of the original plan of the Church.
	Puerta del Sur and Puerta del Norte	Puerta del Sur and Puerta del Norte		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu
		Saint Michael Parish Cemetery		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	Including the site, gate and walls of the cemetery, Kintanar Mausoleum Chapel at the cemetery, and the Kintanar Burial Grounds.
		Site and Ruins of the Argao Institute Principal Building		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu
	Balay sa Agta Cave	Balay sa Agta Cave		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu	The length of the cave reaches 475 meters while its height varies depending on the location inside the cave.
		Mount Lantoy		Region VII	Argao	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Argao, Cebu
		Santa Monica Parish Church	Santa Monica Church	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The Santa Monica Parish Church was built in 1891. The coral stones that were collected by the residents of the town during the Spanish era are still visible. It was a visita of the parish of Barili, and was established as a parish in 1850. Its first parish priest was Fr. Feliciano Fuentes. It serves as a symbol of the people's faith and trust in God. It houses the miraculous image of Santa Monica and four church bells with Spanish inscriptions.
	Munisipyo sa Pinamungajan	Municipal Building of Pinamungajan	Municipal Building	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The Municipal Building was built in 1917 under the administration of Don Eulogio Rico. It served as the seat of government of the municipality until today. It has undergone several face-lifting but the old structure remains. It is now 105 years old.
	Bantayan sa Hari	Watchtower	Watchtower	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The Bantayan ng Hari is a natural watchtower that is located across a river and it is surrounded by seawater. It is a natural watchtower used by the Pinamungajanons when they struggled against the Moro pirates during the Spanish period.
	Dakung Balay sa Lamac	De Gracia Ancestral Home	Ancestral Home	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The house is the center of the Sagrada Familia Sect. It was owned by the religious group's founder, Justo Iglesia. Its construction started in 1916 and was finished in 1918. Justo Iglesia founded the Sagrada Familia in 1900 at Barangay Lamac. Sagrada Familia members grew in numbers. They believe in the power of the anting-anting and they live simple lives as their way to salvation.
		Cadre Ruins	Ruins	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The place was used as an American Headquarters in 1937. It was then used as a detention cell during the Martial Law years.
	Gabaldon Building, Industrial Arts Building and Home Economics Building of Pinamungajan Central School	Gabaldon Buildings sa Central	Gabaldon Buildings	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The Gabaldon Building of Pinamungajan Central School was built in 1914. It is the center of education since the American time until the present. The leaders of Pinamungajan obtained their elementary education here. The Home Economics and the Industrial Arts Buildings of Pinamungajan Central School have undergone structure preservation conducted by the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc. (RAFI).
	Gabaldon Building sa High School	Gabaldon Buillding of Pinamungajan National High School	Gabaldon Building	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The Gabaldon Buildings across the country are known for their uniformity of the architectural design. In the rooms of the Gabaldon Buildings, Pinamungajanons enjoyed the freedom of education denied from them during the Spanish colonial period.
	Sea Wall sa Kiosk	Pinamungajan Sea Wall	Sea Wall	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	A wave-shaped structure was built by the Americans to serve as protection from high tides and the raging seas during storms. This is wave-shaped structure is rarely seen in other Municipal Kiosks.
		Campalabo Sandbar and Marine Sanctuary	Sandbar	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The sandbar has an area of 6,000 square meters which changes when the tide rises or subsides, which is why it is called a dancing sandbar. Its marine sanctuary is 11.2 hectares. The place is picturesque during sunrise and sunset with the beautiful background of the Negros Island. A few meters away from the Campalabo Sandbar is a two-kilometer long rock formation protruding from under the sea. The rock formation is called "Paril," which was formed in 1951 after the typhoon Amy, one of the worse typhoons that hit the country.
		108 Caves of Barangay Lamac	Kamangon Cave / Caves of Lamac	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The Cebu Speleological Society already assessed the caves. The visitors of the Kamangon Cave need to "kamang" or crawl in order to enter the huge cave inside. The cave has majestic and untouched stalactites and stalagmites. The cave served as refuge for the Lamacanons during the war.
		Twin Falls (Sinungkulan and Udlom Falls)	Sinungkulan and Udlom Falls	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The Sinungkulan Falls and Udlom Falls, also known as the Twin Falls are located at Barangay Lamac. The Twin Falls supply water to the vast rice fields. Farming is the main source of livelihood of the majority in Barangay Lamac.
	Bakhawan sa Pinamungajan	Pinamungajan Mangrove Forest	Mangrove Forest	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The vast mangrove forest of Pinamungajan is distributed along six coastal barangays of Tajao, Cabiangon, Pandacan, Poblacion, Mangoto, and Tutay.
		Cabaasan Peak	Cabaasan Peak	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The Cabaasan Peak is 193.100 m above sea level. One has a great view of the Poblacion area, the Tañon Strait and the Mount Kanlaon in the neighboring Negros Island from atop. The area served as a refuge during the American-Japanese war.
		14 Corn Hills of Barangay Tupas	14 Corn Hills	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The cluster of 14 Hills at Barangay Tupas somewhat resemble Bohol's Chocolate Hills. The hills are cultivated as a corn plantation by the town.
		Gok-ong Rock	Gok-ong	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The original rock formation was slightly damaged when it was moved to a new location. It is permanently moved from its original site due to the construction of a new cement port. The loud crashing sounds of waves is called "magboto" and the Barangay's name "Mangoto" is derived from it.
	Kiosko sa Pinamungajan	Pinamungajan Municipal Kiosk	Municipal Kiosk	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The kiosk has undergone minor repairs such as painting and concreting of pathways but the original structure or the kiosk is preserved.
		Motiong River	Doroongan	Region VIII	Motiong	Samar (Western)	Registered Property, Municipality of Motiong, Samar	Motiong River crosses the national highway through a bridge on to the sea. This was once useful navigable river then for the fishermen and merchants, but the river was diverted and now silted because of the fish pond. The once lush vegetation surrounding the river was ravaged when the fish pond was made and the ecological balance has been greatly altered. Because of its historical and ecological benefit a song has been composed by local talents entitled: Motiong River – a story of lovers riding on a paddle boat with a glittering firefly along the river, as the moon begins to shine.
		Mangrove Area	Bakhawan	Region VIII	Motiong	Samar (Western)	Registered Property, Municipality of Motiong, Samar	Being an agricultural town, mangrove is the identifying mark that Motiong is a farm and fishing village, and this reality is enunciated in the history of Motiong.
		Acacia	Acacia	Region VIII	Motiong	Samar (Western)	Registered Property, Municipality of Motiong, Samar	The Centennial Tree (Acacia) is a beautiful land mark of the municipality of Motiong. Underneath the tree is the Freedom Park, beside it are the Multi Purpose Evacuation Center, Public Market, Covered Basketball Court, Fish Landing Center, Women’s Crab Meat and Shrimp Processing Center, Bay Watch Area also used as Taboan Center, Tourism Center, Municipal Hall and other Government Offices within the Municipal Compound.
		Assumption Plaza	Park / Plaza	Region VIII	Lavezares	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Municipality of Lavezares, Northern Samar
		Rizal Monument	Monumento ni Rizal	Region VIII	Lavezares	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Municipality of Lavezares, Northern Samar
		Old Municipal Hall	Munisipyo	Region VIII	Lavezares	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Municipality of Lavezares, Northern Samar
		Old Church / Old Altar	Daam nga Simbahan/Altar	Region VIII	Lavezares	Northern Samar	Registered Property, Municipality of Lavezares, Northern Samar
		Tong Hua Co. Inc Building		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized City	Registered Property, Iloilo City
		Fort San Pedro Site & Ruins		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized City	Registered Property, Iloilo City
		Iloilo Customs House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized City	Registered Property, Iloilo City
		John A. Tan Building 01 - Aldeguer		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized City	Registered Property, Iloilo City
		Jose Rizal Monument 01 - Plaza Libertad		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized City	Registered Property, Iloilo City
		Macavinta-Mirasol House		Region VI	Iloilo City	Highly Urbanized City	Registered Property, Iloilo City
		Old Molave		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Old Valley (Kalbarie)		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Cota Park		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Gabaldon Building		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Otida House		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Watch Tower (San Isidro)		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	The structure was built in 1820
		Old Church		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	The structure was built in 1810
		Causeway to Poro		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Old Deepwell		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	The structure was built in 1900
	Katayan ng San Francisco, Cebu	San Francisco Cebu (Abattoir)	Slaughterhouse	Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Cebu Technological University		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Ricardo L. Maningo Memorial Hospital		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Santiago Old Church		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Old Cemetery		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Rizal Monument		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Baywalk		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu
		Century Old Talisay Tree		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Local Cultural Property - Heritage Tree (per Ordinance No. 2011-001 s. 2011), Registered Property, Municipality of Simbalom, Antique	The Talisay tree is more than 200 years and located in front of the Sta. Rita de Cascia Parish Church. It was declared as a heritage tree and a monument for the history of the Municipality of Sibalom.
		Statue of Progress		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Simbalom, Antique	The "Statue of Progress" is a masterpiece of Sibalom's revered artist, Mr. Donata Sermeno Jr. It symbolizes the University of Antique, Sibalom Campus.
		Statue of Jose Rizal		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Simbalom, Antique	The Statue of Jose Rizal was donated by Atty. Ramon O. Maza, a former Representative of Antique (1916-1922). He bought the statue in Manila in 1908 and personally brought it to Sibalom. This is one of the earliest statues of Dr. Jose Rizal in the country and for more than 100 years, it is well preserved. Today, it still stands at the center of the municipal plaza.
		Bust of Gat Andres Bonifacio		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Simbalom, Antique	Donated by Angel Salazar Sr., the bust of Gat Andres Bonifacio was given to Sibalom as a prize for the cleanest town in the 1923 Clean-up Week Contest during the term of Municipal President Sabas Tordesillas. The monument was moved to the intersections of Avenida Quezon, Venegas and Bonifacio Streets. It was then moved to the present place to serve as a historical remembrance.
		Jose Rizal Statue		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Simbalom, Antique	It is the second oldest Rizal Statue in the province and one of the oldest in Panay. Its construction was made possible by the former Mayor Sabas Tordesillas and the Society of the Poor of Brgy. Egaña.
		Sibalom Public Market		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Simbalom, Antique	The stakeholders in the Sibalom Public Market still practice the traditional marketing of various agricultural products and other commodities every Tuesday. Businessmen and traders from Panay and other regions of the country visit the market.
		Sibalom Natural Park		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Simbalom, Antique	Sibalom Natural Park serves as a macro-watershed that provides water to the town and four neighboring municipalities. It is managed and protected by the LGU, PAMB, CENRO and Bantay Gubat members.
		Mount Poras		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Simbalom, Antique	Mount Poras is sanctuary to some endangered species of flora and fauna in Antique.
		Sibalom-San Jose Irrigation Dam		Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Simbalom, Antique	Sibalom-San Jose Irrigation Dam is one of the oldest dams in the Philippines. It was constructed in 1927, during the commonwealth era. It is the source of water for irrigation in Sibalom, San Jose, Hamtic and Patnongon.
		Roman Catholic Church	Simbahang Romano Katoliko	Region VIII	Hinunangan	Southern Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Hinunangan, Southern Leyte	The church was constructed by the Franciscan Missionaries Led by Fray Pedro Monasterio in 1853 under the local leadership of Kapitan Jose Bastes. It was also renovated by the Canadian Scarborough Missionaries in 1963.
		Moro Watchtower		Region VIII	Hinunangan	Southern Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Hinunangan, Southern Leyte	The Moro Watchtower was constructed under the leadership of Kapitan Mariano Comanda in 1877. It helped protect the locals from the Moro pirates who often came to capture Christians to be sold as slaves.
		Cobblestone and Brick Bridge		Region VIII	Hinunangan	Southern Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Hinunangan, Southern Leyte	The cobblestone bridge was built under the leadership of Kapitan Liberato Capapas in 1882.
		Roman Catholic Cemetery		Region VIII	Hinunangan	Southern Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Hinunangan, Southern Leyte	The cemetery was built under the Leadership of Kapitan Doroteo Bucton in 1888.
		Old Municipal Building		Region VIII	Hinunangan	Southern Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Hinunangan, Southern Leyte	The structure was built under the Leadership of Laurante Manungas in 1892.
		Two-storey Municipal Building		Region VIII	Hinunangan	Southern Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Hinunangan, Southern Leyte	This structure was built under the administration of Mayor Esteban Yu Asensi in 1930.
		Saint Nicolas Tolentine Parish Church		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	The Saint Nicolas of Tolentine Parish Church is a neo-classical structure. Its construction was completed in 1732, in the same year when it became and independent parish. It is considered one of the most beautiful churches in Iloilo during the Spanish colonial times. It is dubbed as the “Model of Temples” by El Eco de Panay and the Largest Brick structure Western Visayas.
		Cabatuan Municipal Hall	Casa	Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	The “Casa” or the Cabatuan’s municipal hall was built in 1734. The second level of the structure was damaged by war and other calamities. Its centuries-old ground floor has art deco columns with semi-arched capiz shell windows was inspired by Tuscan architecture.
		Cabatuan Roman Catholic Cemetery		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	The Cabatuan Roman Catholic Cemetery is a four hectare square-shaped cemetery constructed in the late 1800s under the supervision of Father Manuel Gutierrez. It has elegant iron grills, and the stones used for the walls and the chapel were quarried from the mountains in Leon. The Center Chapel is Roman Baroque. It is also the burial place of prominent Cabatuananons.
		Pamul-ogan Hill and Cross		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	The Pamul-ogan Hill is popular especially during the Holy Week. It is said that when the Spanish set foot in the town, they planted a huge cross made of hard and thick molave wood to stant on its summit. The remaining part of the cross at present is a 2 feet tall piece of wood with "1732" inscribed on its surface. It is also the year when the town of Cabatuan was founded.
		Tree of Bondage		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	The people of Cabatuan consider the historic calachuchi tree as a shrine located in the heart of the municipal plaza. It is. According to local stories, the locals who refuse to do the labor in building local roads, church, bridges, and other public structures during the Spanish rule were tied to the tree and whipped.
		Balic Hill	Baluarte Hill	Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	The Balic Hill is about two miles away from the poblacion, situated in the northeastern part of the town. Also called "Mount Calvary," it is also a site for the "Via Crucis" or "Way of the Cross" held every Good Friday of the Holy Week. Roman Catholic residents and visitors participate in the Via Crucis.
		Tiring Landing Field		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	The emergency landing field was finished through manual labor, and its operation started when the Japanese began bombing prior to their landing in Panay.
		Birth Marker of Senator Tomas V. Confesor		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	The National Historical Commission of the Philippines erected a birth marker in honor of the late Senator Tomas V. Confesor. Confesor is a statesman, parliamentarian, and a fearless fighter for democracy and freedom. He is called "The Stormy Petrel of the South."
		Recluse Marker of Don Flavio Zaragoza Cano		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	Flavio Zaragoza Cano was considered as "The Poet-Laureate of the Filipino poets in Spanish" during his time.
		Cabatuan Town Plaza		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	The town plaza is located near the municipal building and the town's church. It is surrounded by nine "Farolas" or huge lamp posts. A monument of Andres Bonifacio stands in its center. There is also a statue of Tan Tono in front of the municipal building. It was originally erected at the center of the plaza during the incumbency of Municipal President Saturnino Tobias. It was then transferred to its present location in 1951.
		Farola		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	The Farola is a structure built during the Spanish occupation. It is made of bricks and used for holding oil lamps. The oil lamps are then replaced by electric light bulbs when the municipal government acquired a generator in 1960s.
		Japanese Tunnel and Pillbox		Region VI	Cabatuan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Cabatuan, Iloilo	Its height is 20 feet and its diameter is 9 feet. It is installed by the Japanese Imperial Army in a hill in Barangay Tabucan. It is the site of a two-week battle in 1942. It ended when the Japanese forces surrendered in the Tiring Landing Field.
		Saint Rita of Cascia Parish Church		Region VI	Anilao	Iloilo	Local Cultural Property - Local Cultural Heritage and Property of the Municipality of Anilao, Province of Iloilo (per Resolution No. 2017-009); Registered Property, Municipality of Anilao, Iloilo	The church was built in 1734, with Fr. Juan Jugo, OSA as its first Parish Priest. It became a place of worship by the majority of the Anilaonons. It also serves as a stop for pilgrimage because it houses the second oldest image of Santa Rita of Cascia in the diocese of Jaro. The church also served as refuge during storms and calamities in the 18th to 19th century. The church was been renovated and was transformed to have a modern façade due to its dilapidation. However, it still stands on its original location since the time it was built for almost 300 years.
		Simborio	Muscovado Chimney	Region VI	Anilao	Iloilo	Local Cultural Property - Local Cultural Heritage and Property of the Municipality of Anilao, Province of Iloilo (per Resolution No. 2017-009); Registered Property, Municipality of Anilao, Iloilo	Before the existence of the modern sugar centrals in Iloilo, there was the Muscovado mill located at Sitio Taruc, Brgy. Poblacion Anilao, Iloilo. It was not uncommon to see the “simborio” or smokestack of the old Muscovado (brown) sugar mill found in large sugar plantations in the town 67 years ago. In the farms surrounding Anilao, from a distance there was a grey stone structure which stood alone and imposing in the middle of unending fields of green. The simborio were part of a century-old technology of milling sugar, and were actually the smokestack or chimney part of the Muscovado mill. In the old days, one sugarcane plantation in Anilao had its own Muscovado mill. It must have been cost-effective if not energy-efficient since the owner had really large sugarcane plantation in the town where sugarcane is abundant. The Taruc’s of Anilao built this structure in the year 1951 and use this primitive type because it is less efficiently run. At this present time, this antique structure is still visible in the town. Perhaps it has been destroyed by modernization and what is left is the structure standing proud of its rich and admirable past. The efforts of the Local Government Unit pave way to tell the new generation to preserve and protect this important emblem in the evolution of the rich economy of Anilao way back.
		Kasa ni Kulas		Region VI	Anilao	Iloilo	Local Cultural Property - Local Cultural Heritage and Property of the Municipality of Anilao, Province of Iloilo (per Resolution No. 2017-009); Registered Property, Municipality of Anilao, Iloilo	The house of the former mayor of the municipality of Anilao in the year 1955 still stands in front of the Anilao Centennial Park. This house serves as his second office during the time of his political career and stood as witness of the journey of the people of Anilao after world war II. Present in the house are old collections of books and manuscripts owned by the former local chief executive. His room in the 2nd floor remained untouched until now.
		Baab-Ur-Rahman		Region VI	Taraka	Lanao del Sur	Registered Property, Municipality of Taraka, Lanao del Sur	The Baab-Ur-Rahman is the oldest masjid in Lanao.
		Kakahoyan Festival		Region VI	Bingawan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Bingawan, Iloilo	Kakahoyan Festival is a thanksgiving activity for blessing the Municipality of Bingawan with green surroundings. It is also one way of commemorating Bingawanon’s culture and awareness to environmental protection and management for a sustainable community through tree-planting and caring, under brushing and clean-up drive activity.
		Annual Municipal Patronal Fiesta		Region VI	Bingawan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Bingawan, Iloilo	the Patronal Fiesta is held every 25th day of January each year to celebrate the feast in honor of St. Paul’s Conversion. It is an annual celebration as town’s fiesta, a visible reflection of the town’s rich religious history.
		Era Una Niña (Bingawan Dance)		Region VI	Bingawan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Bingawan, Iloilo	This dance is adapted for young girls. It is accompanied with a song. This is usually performed in social gatherings. It has simple steps which are repeated all through-out the dance. In the last two figures, dancers sing as they dance. The song tells the story of unhappy girl.
		La Jota Concordia (Bingawan Dance)		Region VI	Bingawan	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Bingawan, Iloilo	This “Jota” version comes from the old folks of Bingawan, Iloilo. Unlike in other “Jotas” which are intended to be danced by older people, this one said to be appropriate for children or young boys and girls. Characterized by hops and claps, the playful mood is exhibited by the boy who jestingly threatens the girl, clapping close to her face while he kicks a free foot toward her in the hops. The girl shield herself as if in defense and kneels to surrender.
		Bayebaye Making		Region VI	Pavia	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Pavia, Iloilo	The bayebaye is a sweet Filipino treat made of a mix of glutinous rice pinipig or ground corn kernels, and grated young coconut formed into patties. It is also said that the delicacy is named “baye-baye” because it was believed before that is usually the women (“baye/babaye” or woman in Ilonggo/Hiligaynon language) who often prepare this due to the tedious process of making it. This unique treat is, more often than not, associated with the observance of “Tigkaralag” or All Souls Day but certainly it is a year-round treat perfectly paired with your beverage of choice or eaten as a snack whenever hunger pangs strike.
		Pinamuohan Festival		Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	Pinamuohan Festival is a town festival that celebrates bountiful harvest from the land and the sea, as well as the community's hardwork. This town festival started in 2008 in line with the efforts of Governor Gwendolyn Garcia to push every town in Cebu to hold a festival as part of its local culture and heritage. In 2009, the Pinamuohan Festival placed seventh in the "Pasigarbo sa Sugbo Festival of Festivals" where 40 towns and cities participated.
		Carabao Festival		Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The Carabao Festival is an annual celebration hosted by Barangay Punod. Native and bred carabaos are decorated with ornaments and will parade during the festival held at Barangay Punod. It started in 2018 as an initiative of the Lamac Multi-purpose Cooperative to celebrate the verstility of carabaos as hardworking animals in manual labor and in farming. Barangay Punod is the home of the Buffalo Multiplier Farm, a buffalo dairy farm of the Lamac Multi-purpose Cooperative that supplies buffalo milk. Buffalo milk is a main ingredient used in preparing the cooperative's products.
		Lamacan Festival		Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The word "lamakan" is the Cebuano word for "a watery and muddy place." The Lamacan Festival is an annual celebration where all barangays under the Saint Isidore Labrador Parish participate. Lamacan Festival is a tribute to its local farmers and forefathers who offered their blood, sweat and tears for the progress of their barangay. The history and the main livelihood of Lamacanons are the presentation's highlights. There's also street dancing and a ritual.
		Buklog		Region IX	Gutalac	Zamboanga del Norte	Registered Property, Municipality of Gutalac, Zamboanga del Norte	Buklog is a traditional ritual (of dignity) also called as a thanksgiving ritual of the Subanen tribe in the municipality. This ritual is held to express gratitude to the spirits/gods for the bountiful harvest on farm produce and all other achievements of the tribe. They perform their traditional dances on the stage made of bamboo poles simply decorated with fruits and other farm produce to offer to the spirits. Members do their part in the construction and preparation, all for the success of the event.
		Pangase Wine Making		Region IX	Gutalac	Zamboanga del Norte	Registered Property, Municipality of Gutalac, Zamboanga del Norte	Pangase wine, also known as tribal wine, is the famous wine of the Subanen, made of fermented rice and tubers. This wine is present in all the tribe's ritual ceremonies and special occasions, including gatherings like weddings, birthdays, and similar assemblies. It has become part of their identities and plays a major role in their culture.
		Leyte Landing Anniversary		Region VIII	Tacloban City	Highly Urbanized City	Registered Property, Tacloban City	The Leyte Landing Anniversary is an annual celebration of General Douglas MacArthur’s arrival on the Red Beach, Palo, Leyte. On October 20, 1944, the American forces landed on Leyte to assist the Philippines to neutralize “potential Japanese opposition,” and investigate on possible “enemy deployments.” Accordingly, MacArthur, along with President Sergio Osmeña, re-established the seat of government in the Philippines. The celebration of the Leyte Landing anniversary is a way of recognizing and appreciating the freedom that was given back to the Philippines by the Filipino and American forces. Also, living veterans of the this historic events are given special recognition for their service during the Japanese campaign.
		Burdahan (Embroidery)		BARMM	Simunul	Tawi-Tawi	Registered Property, Municipality of Simunul, Tawi-Tawi	Burda or Tadjung Burdahan is a traditional Sama and Tausug visual art form of embroidery commonly used to decorate garments, as well as tablecloths, pillowcases, and bedspreads. Burdahan is the art or process of forming decorative designs and geometrical patterns with hand.
		1850 Image of Santa Monica		Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	The Image of Santa Monica is the original image used since the establishment of the parish in 1850.
		Limasawa Pot	Pot	Region VIII	Limasawa	Southern Leyte	Registered Property, Province of Southern Leyte	The Limasawa Pot was discovered during a cultural mapping field work in Barangay San Agustin, Limasawa, Southern Leyte on 11 November 2015.
		Patuyaw Dance		Region VI	Sebaste	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Sebaste, Ilocos Sur	Sebaste is one of the few towns in Panay which blessed abundantly with Patuyaw. Patuyaw, much bigger than the orang (medium-size river shrimp) had been one of the major sources of survival among evacuees who could only grow vegetables and root crops for subsistence during World War II. The people could no longer fish in the sea or till the land since the Japanese patrolled free from the highway and plains for guerrillas and civilians.
		Pascual Naboya House		Region VIII	Burauen	Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Burauen, Leyte	The old house is considered to be deteriorating but some parts are still intact. The Super Typhoon Haiyan contributed to the damage of the left part of the house. The windows with capiz shells are still the original ones, as well as the brandillas.
		Burauen North Central School - Gabaldon Building (Main Building)	Burauen Municipal Building	Region VIII	Burauen	Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Burauen, Leyte	The Gabaldon Building or the Main Building of Burauen North Central School is a Standard Plan 10 Gabaldon Building. It originally has 6 classrooms, and one Assembly Room. Some portions of two rooms were divided to be used as principal's office and a faculty room. The center part of the Gabaldon is currently used as function area. Windows are made of wood and capiz shells. The building was designed using the Bahay Kubo architecture where the floor is elevated from the ground with a space underneath. Floors were made of wooden strips allowing air to enter the room for a better air temperature. The building's design is neo-classical. The triangle shape on the top bears the Municipal Seal with the Image of a Male and Female, Dawog and his wife Isak.
		Burauen Municipal Building		Region VIII	Burauen	Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Burauen, Leyte	The building's design is Neo-classical. The triangle shape on the top bears the Municipal Seal with the Image of a Male and Female, Dawog and his wife Isak. The Local Government created passage ways on the sides of the building. The one leading to the Burauen Community Center and the other to the Burauen Executive and Legislative Building. Most parts of the building are still the same. After the devastation of super typhoon Haiyan, repairs was made but still looks the same as before it was destroyed.
		Gabaldon Building - Main Building (Burauen North Central School)		Region VIII	Burauen	Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Burauen, Leyte	The Gabaldon Building or the Main Building of Burauen North Central School is a Standard Plan 10 Gabaldon Building. It originally has 6 classrooms, and one Assembly Room. Some portions of two rooms were divided to be used as principal's office and a faculty room. The center part of the Gabaldon is currently used as function area. Windows are made of wood and capiz shells. The building was designed using the Bahay Kubo architecture where the floor is elevated from the ground with a space underneath. Floors were made of wooden strips allowing air to enter the room for a better air temperature.
		Campana de Vuelo	Church Bells	Region VII	Pinamungajan	Cebu	Registered Property, Municipality of Pinamungajan, Cebu	"San Agustin año 1860" is inscirbed on the surface of the four bells or the Campana de Vuelo of the Santa Monica Parish Church. Aside from its religious function, the bells were used to warn locals during times of peril.
		Madja-as Festival		Region VI	Culasi	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Culasi, Antique	The Madja-as Festival starts on the last week of February and ends on the first week of March annually. The community gives tribute to the Mount Madja-as, the symbol of dreams and aspirations of Culasiños. This occasion promotes social cohesion and the common good of their beloved Antique including the Culasiños. The festival commemorates the history, recognition of local and national heroes, and thanksgiving of the Culasiños to Almighty God for the grace and joy they received during the year. The festival showcases activities such as food festival, variety show, sports program, drum corps competition, merrymaking, singing competion, singing competion, and bangkarera/regatta among others.
		Manugsalsal (Blacksmithing)		Region VI	Culasi	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of Culasi, Antique	The usual process of blacksmithing may take 4 to 5 days to complete. Below is the detailed process of the craft: 1. Collection of metal scraps. 2. Softening the metal. 3. Molding. After softening the metal in fire, it is now ideal for molding. (Flattening and shaping it to the form the desired design by using his tools: the Landasan where it is being pounded using his small hammer or the Maso.) When the metal turns red, it means that the heat is stored in the metal and it can easily be softened, however that state won’t last long for it being in the open air, the metal would go back to its hard state. So there is repetition of heating and molding the metal until it is in the desired shape. 4. Subo. This is the process where the blacksmith dips the metal molded into the water, and results to the sharpness desired for the weapon. 5. Kiskis. This step involves the process of polishing the blade to make it look brand new again. It uses silsil as a tool to sharpen the blade. 6. Putting the blade’s Polo & Tagub. Last step is to build the case for the weapon for preservation and prevention of unintentional harm to others and the user himself. He uses Bita and Kalatas as the type of wood for these parts. Some of the handles are made from cow’s horn.
		Pagnanayhop		Region VII	Antequera/ Guindulman/ Ubay/ Trinidad	Bohol	Registered Property, Province of Bohol	ayhop is a traditional healing practice by the Boholanos. Tayhop is usually employed by the community in addressing a wide range of health concerns such as skin diseases like jabon and bujag (spiritual curses), gaba (bad karma), kabuhi or gikabuhi (gastrointestinal discomfort/neurosis), hilanat (fever), dog bites, insanity, piang (sprain or strain) and others. Different healers would have their own healing practices or exercises but most often Tayhop involves blowing air into the affected part of the sick person or a body part the healer deems appropriate. In addition, some healers would recite Latin verses, orasyon or hurim-hurim, perform different kinds of rituals like measuring the pulse, or apply lana (coconut oil) . Most use medicinal plants or apply their knowledge on traditional herbal medicine. Some of the medicinal plants used are guava (Psidium guajava), Halilib-on (Eucalyptus robusta), and Nino (Morinda umbellate). Tayhop also involves the belief that illnesses have a spiritual component. There are illnesses that are caused by certain elementals or bad spirits in nature (referred to as dili ingonato) especially if they got disturbed inadvertently. Faith in God also facilitates healing. People who seek manayhopay usually learned it also from their elders. Those who cannot afford to or have a difficulty of seeking medical doctors or formal healthcare often turn to the manayhopay for healing.
		Gabaldon Building Cadiz West 1 Elementary School		Region VI	Cadiz City	Negros Occidental	Registered Property, City of Cadiz, Cavite	The school building is made of wood, and capiz windows. It has a high ceiling and wide classrooms that can accommodate a maximum of 60 pupils.
		Maasin Hymn	Sidlakan sa Bagong Paglaum	Rehiyon VIII	Maasin City	Southern Leyte	Registered Property, City of Maasin, Southern Leyte	The Official Maasin Hymn entitled "Sidlakan sa Bagong Paglaum" was the first prize winner during the Maasin Songwriting Festival in 1993. The songwriting festival was included in the Employees' Day of the same year.
		Tampisaw Festival		Region VI	Concepcion	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Concepcion, Iloilo	In 1999, using the Technology of Participation (TOP) as introduced by the Gerry Roxas Foundation (GRF) Tampisaw Festival was born. Emanated from the consciousness of our people, with the help of the TOP, the following visions for the Tampisaw were drawn: 1. Give emphasis on the need for Marine Resource Conservation and Preservation; 2. Abridge culture with the concept of Marine Resource Conservation and Preservation; 3. Challenge our people and the region as a whole, to appreciate the importance of tourism industry in relation with the Tampisaw Festival's goals and ideals. "Tampisaw" is a Hiligaynon term which means, "to wade in the water" or "playfully wade in the water". A term that would reflect Concepcionanon's love of water being the major source of living (fishing) in this part of Panay Island. The Tampisaw Festival is celebrated every third week of April.
		Foundation Day		Region VI	Concepcion	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Concepcion, Iloilo	The Municipality of Concepcion, Iloilo celebrates its foundation day every 22nd of February. It was only in 2016 that Concepcion started to celebrate the affair. However, the Municipality was founded 147 years ago in 1872.
		Municipal Fiesta		Region VI	Concepcion	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Concepcion, Iloilo	The town celebrates its religious fiesta every December 8 as the feast date of Immaculate Conception.
		Binanog Dance		Rehiyon VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz	Binanog dance is performed during special occasions. It is a seasonal dance performed during weddings and fiestas. Tambol or gong is used for this dance. Partners performing this kind of dance were showing their feelings and emotions as it is said to be a courtship dance. The boy will snatch away the handkerchief of the girl he is dancing with, in order for the girl to marry him. The term "binanog" came from a kind of bird which is banog.
		Burdon		Rehiyon VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz	Burdon is a game played during funeral wake wherein a ring is passed to and from the Hari and Reyna's hand. A "kuring" is the "it" (taya). They are responsible to capture or find the ring. If the person with the ring in their hand was caught by the kuring, the person will be going to perform "luwa" or "ay-ay". But if the ring was given back to the Hari and Reyna, the kuring will perform the luwa. They call the judge of this game as "bastonero". The "bastonero" is the person in charge when there are conflicts that take place during the game. Nowadays, Burdon is being replaced by "pasugal" (playing of cards), although some elders are still playing the game.
		Tugtugan		Rehiyon VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz	The "tugtugan" is a way of knowing that there is somebody who needs help or there is an accident. This tugtugan is used by the elders as a signaling instrument. It also serves as a bell during the past. It was named "tugtugan" because when hit by a stick or bat it can produce sounds that everybody could hear, which is beneficial during emergency situations.
		Pagbansil		Rehiyon VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz	It is an adornment by covering tooth in gold, and is removed before a person die. In the past, the labor costs P100 per tooth. This tradition is facing extinction.
		Batung-batung		Rehiyon VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz	It is a tattooing tradition. Before, women and men get tattoos in their arms and/or legs. The process involves tapping a needle into the skin, inked by black soot from wood. Its designs include: triangle, chain, Binanog dancers, sun, and geometric shapes (e.g. Boxer codex picture).
		Padugmon		Rehiyon VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz	Padugmon is made of different things that are placed altogether in one place. Mostly, woods are placed in slowly moving water with the bamboo and banana leaves on top. This serves as the area where fishes gather and where the people wait to catch them. This kind of trap is usually placed beside rivers and creeks where there is low current flow of water. The elders placed stones, logs, leaves of coconut and bananas to make a padugmon. It was believed that this kind of practice of fishing is effective to catch mudfish because they live in muddy areas where they make holes for their hiding place.
		Karaang Prasko		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	The object is from 1893, and it is a privately-owned cultural property.
		Old Chair		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	The object is from 1893, and it is a privately-owned cultural property.
		Old Flower Vase		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	The object is from 1893, and it is a privately-owned cultural property.
		Old Iron		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	The object is from 1893, and it is a privately-owned cultural property.
		Old Dress		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	The object is from 1893, and it is a privately-owned cultural property.
		Old Letter		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	The object is from 1893, and it is a privately-owned cultural property.
		Old Wooden Cruz	Old Wooden Cross	Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	The object is from 1893, and it is a privately-owned cultural property.
		Old Rosary		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	The object is from 1893, and it is a privately-owned cultural property.
		Galingan nga Bato		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	This privately owned cultural property was from 1915.
		Old Sukaan		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	This privately owned cultural property was from 1918.
		Old Spoon and Fork		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	This privately owned cultural property was from 1933.
		Old Coins		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	These privately owned cultural properties were from 1907.
		Old Image of Virgin Mary		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	This privately owned cultural property was from 1950.
		Old Palo-palo		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	This privately owned cultural property was from 1950.
		Old Accessories		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	These privately owned cultural properties were from 1950.
		Old Typewriter		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	This privately owned cultural property was from 1950.
		Old Sword		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	This cultural property was from 1930.
		Agong	Gong	Region VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz
		Bangkaw		Region VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz
		Sibat		Region VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz
		Bakid		Region VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz
		Subog		Region VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz
		Apogan		Region VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz
		Salapang		Region VI	Jamindan	Capiz	Registered Property, Municipality of Jamindan, Capiz
		Old Plate		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	This privately owned cultural property were from 1960.
		Old Batirol		Region VII	San Francisco	Cebu	Presumed Important Cultural Property; Registered Property, Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu	This privately owned cultural property were from 1960.
		Pasungay		Rehiyon VI	San Joaquin	Iloilo	Local Cultural Property (by virtue of Municipal Ordinance No. 2023-1); Registered Property, Municipality of San Joaquin, Iloilo	Ito ay isang maipagmamalaking buhay na tradisyon na kung saan ipinamamalas ng bawat magsasaka ang pagiging isang San Joaquinhon na higit pang pinagyayaman ang lupang ipinagkaloob ng Maykapal sa bayan. Ang Pasungay ay ipinagdiriwang tuwing Fiesta ng San Joaquin sa buwan ng Enero. Ayon sa mga matatanda, nagsimula ito noong kusang natanggal sa kanilang mga tali ang mga hayop kaya nagkasagupaan. Naging kaugalian daw na itapat ang mga hayop sa isa’t isa upang malaman kung alin sa kanila nag pinakamalakas at matapang. Sa paningin ng ibang tao, ito ay ginaganap upang maipamalas ang katatagan at kakisigan ng mga hayop na kalahok. Ngunit malalim ang kaugnayan ng Pasungay sa buhay at pagkatao ng mga San Joaquinhon. Ang sagupaan ng mga hayop ay syang nagsasalamin ng mga katangian ng mga nangangalaga at sa “maaram” na kumakatawan o nananalangin sa mga hayop bago ito makipagbuno ng lakas sa kapwa hayop, gaya ng kalabaw sa kapwa kalabaw; ang baka sa kapwa baka. Bago pumasok sa lugar ng Pasungay ang mga baka at kalabaw, dumadaan sila sa harap ni San Pedro Regalado kung saan sila lumuluhod at binabasbasan. Si San Pedro Regalado ay patron ng pakikipaglaban sa Toro sa Espanya. Ang poon ay matatagpuan sa isang angkop na lugar sa kaliwang bahagi sa harap ng simbahan na siyang daanan ng mga pumapasok sa lugar. Nakaugalian ng San Joaquinhon ang pagsamba muna sa patron bago sila pumasok sa lugar ng Pasungay. Habang nagpapambuno sa kanilang taglay na lakas ng dalawang hayop, ang kanilang mga tagapag-alaga ay nakaalalaysa kanila sa pamamagitan ng pag-aantabay habang ang dalawang kalabaw ay nagsusukatan ng kanilang lakas. May iba pang mga kalalakihan na nagbabantay sa laban ng dalawang hayop, sila ang nagsisilbing taga pamagitan at gumagabay sa mga hayop habang naglalaban. Ang paraan ng laban ay sa pamamraan ng kanilang mga sungay at lakas ng katawan. Habang naglalaban ng kanilang lakas, ang kalabaw na makaramdam ng sakit o masaktan ay tatalikod at tatakbo ng kusa. Sinuman ang tatalikod at tatakbo ay syang talunan. Sa labanang ito, walang hayop ang namamatay o sinasaktan ng tao. Ito ang isang pagdiriwang na nagbibigay pugay sa galling ng mga kalabaw at pangangalaga na ibinibigay ng nagmamay-ari sa kanyang kalabaw. Ang labanang Pasungay ay isang yamang tradisyon na nagpapakita ng pagiging isang agrikulturang pamayanan ng San Joaquin. Itong Pasungay ay sumisimbolo ng kapangyarihan, katatagan, kalakasan, at pagasa sa bawat San Joaquinhon na sa anumang pagsubok, nariyan ang gabay ng Diyos sa pamamagitan ng mga kalabaw sa pagbubungkal ng yamang lupa ng bayan. Declared as an Important Intangible Cultural Heritage by virtue of Municipal Ordinance No. 2023-1, "An Ordinance Declaring Pasungay as an Important Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Municipality of San Joaquin, Province of Iloilo, providing Rules and Guidelines for its Conduct, and Appropriating Funds for the same."
		San Nicolas De Tolentino Parish Church		Region VI	Lambunao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Lambunao	In 1880, Father Jose Lobo started the construction of the church. To accomplish the project, Martin Lingaya signed an ordinance requiring all male citizens 15 years and above to bring one to two square-foot ashlar stone from the mountains of Tinucuan, Dingle and firewood to be used for roasting shells, the ashes of were converted into lime. The women were required to bring a sack of fine sand and basket of eggs. The egg whites were mixed with the lime which was used to bond the stones. This ordinance remained in force until the church was finished. After ten years of hard labor, Fr. Manuel Castandiello finished and blessed it on September 9, 1890. It was burned during Philippine revolution in 1900 and again when it was struck by lightning years after. Fr. Jose Giraldez rebuilt it in 1909, but it was heavily damage during a 7.1- intensity earthquake that struck on January 18, 1948. The church bells which had been reminted in Manilawere brought back by Fr. Joaquin Diazand mounted in the belfry on March 24, 1896. The Lambuano Church is an example of Neoclassic Architecture with Baroque and Roman essentials. The facade is divided by twinned columns each crowned by finials while the belfries, which flank the facade, are finely decorated with balusters and pilasters of varied shapes.
		Municipal Bandstand		Region VI	Lambunao	Iloilo	Registered Property, Municipality of Lambunao	Each park needed a focal point and a bandstand, with its rich decoration and its oriental shape inspired by the expansion of the empire into India, provided that. But a bandstand wasn't just decorative - it provided music, too. It was our Victorian forefathers who thought that 'good music would free the mind of urban griminess and humanizethe industrial landscape'. During their heyday in the Victorian era bandstands were enormously popular and drew crowds of up to 10,000. Bandstands soon became so popular that nearly every public park or plaza had one by the end of the nineteenth century. This Municipal Bandstand used to be the venue for municipal events, shows and other similar activities. It is a concrete domed structure with 8 pillars found in the heart of the plaza.
		Antique National High School	Antique National High School	Region VI	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique; Registered Property, Municipality of San Jose de Buenavista, Antique	Antique National School, formerly Antique Provincial High School, is the first school in the province of Antique that offered secondary education in 1906. Secondary education in the province started when eleven (11) elementary school graduates petitioned to the Secretary of Public Instructions for the opening of a high school in San Jose, the capital town of the province. Thus, Antique High School started. All teachers then were Americans. The subjects taught were Literature and Composition, Algebra, Geometry, Botany, Geology, Methods of Teaching, Philippine History and Gardening. Antique National School is the only educational institution in Antique that offers “Night Secondary Education”, catering to students who work in the daytime but wish to finish high school. It is the school where Hon. Tobias Fornier, an assembly man from Antique graduated. Through his efforts, Antique High School was converted to a National School by virtue of Republic Act 3657. The name of the school was then changed to Antique National School. Enrolment rose to more than 3,000 because no tuition fee was required. The number of teachers also increased.
		Dao Cemetery (Roman Catholic Cemetery of Tobias Fornier)	Dao Cemetery	Region VI	Tobias Fornier	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique	The Roman Catholic Cemetery of Tobias Fornier is the first and only graveyard for the Roman Catholics in the municipality, serving as the cemetery of the town since 1800 up to present. The cemetery plays an integral role in the history of the Roman Catholic Church at the town of Tobias Fornier, Antique. The perimeter walls of the original cemetery are made from coralline stones (coral limestone) in the style common during the Spanish colonial era. There are parts of the wall that has been replaced or patched with concrete hollow blocks (CHB). The entrance arch of the cemetery, also made from coralline, has the phrase inscribed, “KAMI KARON KAMO DASON”, which translates to “TODAY, IT’S US; TOMORROW IT’LL BE YOU’, which is an English interpretation of the Latin words “HODIE MIHI, CRAS TIBI”. Inside the cemetery, attached to the front perimeter wall, are the original honeycomb tombs. While some of the compartments are open and have been emptied out, the rest of the burial vaults are already of recent and contemporary design.
		Laua-an Land Terraces	Laua-an Land Terraces	Region VI	Laua-an	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique	Capnayan Land Terraces is located at the upland Barangay of Capnayan where the Iraynon-Bukidnon people live. These terraces are surrounded by the mountain ranges of Capnayan. There are more or less 15 slopes with 10-meter long ridges. All throughout the year, the terraces appear bright green with fertile soil. Usually, locals plant crops such as rice, corn, beans, sugar cane and peanuts and grow seasonally. Farming is the community's primary source of living. Traditional way of farming is still practiced which is plowing or “pag-aararo”. During harvest season, people of Barangay Capnayan practice "bayluhay" or barter system, fostering the value of being a close-knit community. It is also believed that the bountiful harvest of the land terraces is through the help of Giant Anglo, who is believed to be the protector of crops and land terraces.
		Northern Antique Vocational School (NAVS)	Northern Antique Vocational School (NAVS)	Region VI	Culasi	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique	The Northern Antique Vocational School (NAVS), formerly the Northern Antique High School, was established in the year 1945 in Culasi as the 1st secondary school in Northern Antique. The school was changed into NAVS in 1960 because it was approved by TESDA to offer 4-year vocational courses to high school students, providing training grounds for students to acquire National Certificates (NC) in different technical skills. After the K to 12 curriculums was approved by the Government in the year 2013, NAVS also offered this curriculum until today. The first site of NAVS was in Silverio Cadiao Street, formerly Oguid Street and opened with 516 students coming from Ibajay, Nabas, Aklan up north & Barbaza down south. Students crammed into 14 classrooms and bamboo “papag” were provided to them as writing tables.
		Saint Anthony's College	St. Anthony's College	Region VI	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique; Registered Property, Municipality of San Jose de Buenavista, Antique	Founded in 1958 by the Mill Hill Missionaries as Antique Academy, the institution has continued to serve the people of Antique for over the last sixty years. Before 1958, none of the Catholic educational institutions in Antique offered both basic education and higher education. This changed with the establishment of the Antique Academy, which was later renamed as St. Anthony’s College (SAC). In June 1959, the school site was transferred to a five-hectare lot in Barangay San Angel under the management of the Mill Hill Missionaries. In that same year on August 4, St. Anthony’s College was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission bearing SEC No. 15705. In 1976, the College was handed over by the Mill Hill Missionaries to the Prelature of San Jose de Buenavista Antique which, in 1983, became the Diocese of San Jose de Buenavista Antique. St. Anthony’s College is a Catholic Educational Institution committed to holistic human formation through Spiritually, Academic Excellence and Community Service. Its mission is to provide quality, holistic, relevant educational programs, services and experiences for our students and other stakeholders in Antique and the larger community.
		Sinaja Bridge	Tulay Kang Sinaja	Region VI	Belison	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique	The Sinaja Bridge is a beam, which is the simplest and oldest type of bridge. It consists of one span which is supported by an abutment or the endpoints of the bridge that are reinforced so that they can endure intense lateral pressures. It has a loading capacity of 10 tons. It has two railings with each railing having a height of 2.92 meters, a length of 5.58 meters, and width of 1.25 meter. It was constructed using concrete and steel bars, spanning over the Sinaja River. The Sinaja Bridge was built during the American Period, before Belison became a town in 1961, and done by a contractor named Eduardo Olivares in 1908. It has served as the connection of the farm and coastal barangays of Salvacion, Concepcion and Durog to the main barangay Poblacion.
		Ruins of Old Municipal Building	The Old Municipal Building, Old Municipal Building in Patnongon	Region VI	Patnongon	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique	These ruins stood as the old municipal structure of the town of Patnongon before the Japanese Occupation and found along the highway going to Bugasong. Generally made from adobe stone cubes cut, it is a two-storey concrete building with thick walls, big arched windows on each side and main door facing the highway. A few meters away are some notable structures like the Gabaldon Building of Col. Ruperto Abellon Memorial School (CRAMS) in the west, the Old Spanish Convent in the southwest and Spanish Bridge in the North.
		Rizal Monument	Rizal Monument	Region VI	Belison	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique	The Rizal Monument was built in Belison in 1926. It stands on a concrete floor that is now covered with sand because of the on-going construction of the new municipal hall at the back of the old session building of the Sangguniang Bayan. The bust of Jose Rizal has a height of 72 cm., a length of 30 cm. and a width of 36 cm. It is on top of a triangular base which measures 95 cm. on each side and a height of 210 cm. The paint is already fading because of weather changes but the face and structure of Rizal monument is still intact. The monument serves as the kilometre zero of the town, where they base the distance to the other areas of the town and is referred to as the Rizal Bandstand since it has a concrete bench that serves as a rest area, a meeting place or "tarambayan". Every 30th day of December, the Belisongnon celebrate by having a program and offering flowers to the Rizal Monument as a way of commemorating Dr. Jose Rizal's contribution and heroic works to the life of Filipinos.
		Panteon Catholic Cemetery	Panteon Catholic Cemetery, Panteon Cemetery	Region VI	Hamtic	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique	The method of construction of the earliest structures within the Panteon Catholic Cemetery, as well as its architectural details strongly suggests that the site was established during the Spanish colonial period. It is used to this day as a cemetery for members of the Catholic Church. The Spanish period structures within the site were constructed in the mamposteria masonry method, mainly with coral stone blocks. The site can be accessed through a tree-lined promenade which links the main road to the cemetery complex and is enclosed within stone walls and features a mortuary chapel which is flanked by blocks of niches, one on each side. The walls enclosing the perimeter are also lined with niches while sarcophagi, mostly added during the 20th century, fill the grounds within the complex. Remnants of the ceramic (brick type) balusters litter the ground near the chapel. The façade of the chapel mimics that of a church complete with false bell towers on each side of the gable. On its exterior, beside the main entrance are two (2) rows of niches tucked into the chapel’s wall occupied by the bones of infants or children. The entrance is an arched doorway, above which (on the keystone) is a heraldic symbol. In contrast to its exterior, the interior of the building is devoid of details and features except for a concrete altar table. The floor has been cemented and the roof is modern made to steel trusses and corrugated iron sheets for shingles.
		Trench Marker	Trench Marker	Region VI	Culasi	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique	The Trench Marker was built in honor of and to indicate the location of the barricade built and used by Filipino soldiers during the 1898 Filipino-Spanish Revolution. The marker itself is made of brick clay and cement engraved with the details of what took place on that spot of the town.
		Anini-y Cemetery (Roman Catholic Cemetery of Anini-y, Antique)	Anini-y Cemetery	Region VI	Anini-y	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique	The Roman Catholic Cemetery of Anini-y in Butuan, Anini-y, Antique is a Spanish-era cemetery with perimeter walls of thick coralline masonry and an articulated entrance defined by thicker walls, but no roofing. This is believed to be of the same design as the Dao Cemetry and could have been a vaulted gateway as well, but the vaulted roofing may have collapsed or been damaged. There is an entrance archway, made of concrete hollow blocks (CHB) containing the inscription “MABANHAW KITA” (We will rise). The letters of the inscription were made of steel bars. The Roman Catholic Cemetery was constructed in 1888 under the leadership of Augustinian priest Fr. Geronimo Vaquerin in 1888 who also administered the construction of the Roman Catholic Church of Anini-y. Since then, it has been the only Roman Catholic Church cemetery in town.
		Pagunsan Ancestral House	Pagunsan Ancestral House	Region VI	Belison	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique	Considered as the oldest house in Belison, the Pagunsan Ancestral House was built in 1950 by Mr. and Mrs. Pagunsan, who were considered to be a prominent family in the area. The façade and structure of the house were made of payhud, a rare, strong, and sturdy type of forest wood as well as acacia, narra and laua-an. The Pagunsan house has two stories wherein the walls on the first floor are still intact from the time it was built and some portions of the windows are still original but the metal portions are already rusty. The master’s bedroom, kitchen, dining and receiving area can be found on the first floor while the second was built to serve as a library of the family.
		Japanese Marker	Japanese Marker	Region VI	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique; Registered Property, Municipality of San Jose de Buenavista, Antique	The Japanese Marker was built to remember the Antiqueños who were executed on the spot by Japanese soldiers in World War II. Located in the front area of the façade of the Antique National School, the marker has an inscription that says: “THIS MARKER IS DEDICATED TO THOSE ANTIQUEÑOS WHO WERE EXECUTED RIGHT ON THIS SPOT BY THE JAPANESE SOLDIERS DURING WORLD WAR II”. One side of the marker has an inscription of 1954 and the other side with 1955.
		Saint Augustine's Academy of Patnongon	St. Augustine's Academy	Region VI	Patnongon	Antique	Registered Property, Province of Antique	The walled structure of Saint Augustine's Academy is located in downtown Patnongon with its east facing the Col. Ruperto Abellon Memorial School, the town’s primary public school. An adobe cubes/slabs wall surround the structure, whose exterior walls and façade appears to be Filipino baroque style which is similar to the design of churches built by the Augustinian clergy around the Philippines. The interior has several arches which divides the different school offices and classrooms. The church and convent was erected by Father Manuel Asensio, Order of Saint Augustine on 1860 and was completed under the supervision of Father Eustaquio Heria on 1895. The patio was designed by Father Joaquin Fernandez on 1896. The parish administration was transferred to the Mill Hill Fathers of England on 1906. It was restored after the damage caused by the Philippine-American War 1896-1899 and again after the Second World War on 1941-1945. The church was totally destroyed by the Second World War and only the convent remained of the original structure since then. The convent has since been used as the school building for the Saint Augustine's Academy since 1962.
		Capiz National High School - Gabaldon Building	Capiz National High School 4th Year Building; Capiz National High School - Gabaldon Building	Region VI	Roxas City	Capiz	Registered Property, Province of Capiz	Architect William Parsons designed the blueprints of Gabaldon school buildings throughout the Philippines. Following Parsons’ blueprints, Capiz National High School’s Gabaldon houses eleven regular-sized classrooms, two larger-sized classrooms used as laboratory rooms, one smaller room used as a property room and another room used as the principal’s office, and one large hall serving as the school library and conference area. This is one of the first Gabaldon buildings that were constructed in Capiz. Last 2019, the Gabaldon Building of Capiz High underwent restoration wherein many interventions were done to the structure, with the goal of reverting back the building to its original appearance. Notable changes made are the following: the wood plank windows were replaced with kapis window panes, the wall that used to separate the library from the conference area was removed to make the area more spacious, industrial lights replaced the fluorescent lamps in the main hall and in every classroom, and the termite-infested wooden floors, and ceilings, as well as the damaged roofing, were removed and installed with new ones. Furthermore, the structure was repainted white to give the building a new and clean look.
		Capiz State University - Gabaldon Building	CapSU Main Library; Capiz State University - Gabaldon Building	Region VI	Roxas City	Capiz	Registered Property, Province of Capiz	The Gabaldon Building of Capiz State University is historically significant for it is one of the first buildings in Capiz that was built under the Gabaldon Act of 1907. There are only four Gabaldon buildings in Roxas City and this is the only Gabaldon building located in a Higher Education Institution. The original building was built out of wood and divided into four classrooms; the wooden windows were located on the left side of the building to prevent the shadow (cast by the sun) from distracting the students from their studies- no windows can be found on the front side of the building. A clerestory was installed in the wall structure of the rooms to serve as light passage and ventilation. It has an H-shape structure, which is common with the other Gabaldon buildings, and there is a stage platform at the front which is usually used to host school events and other programs.
		Old San Pedro Church Ruins	Lumang Simbahan	Region VI	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of San Jose de Buenavista, Antique	One of the first churches in the municipality said to be built by the Augustinians- the year of construction is unknown. It is the shape of a Latin cross, 77 meters long and 14 meters wide with 3 gates. The original walls and bells are still intact and present but additional space was added to the original edifice of the church.
		Old Spanish Parola and Fort	San Jose Lighthous	Region VI	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of San Jose de Buenavista, Antique	Punta Buganti, also called the Old Spanish Fort or Parola, was built in an old Spanish fort located on the Tubigon Point in Barangay 4 during the 16th century by the Spaniards. The Parola station was established in 1916 and built in the concrete tower on the corner of the Spanish fort which shelters the harbor of San Jose de Buenavista on the southwestern coast of Panay. During World War II, it was used as a watch tower for the coming of invading Japanese troops that invaded the municipality. Additionally, it is also said that the Fort served as a shelter for leprosy patients from Panay and other Visayan Islands who were then shipped to Culion Island, Palawan upon the opening of the Leper Colony established by the Americans in 1901. The lighthouse now serves as a guide to ships that pass by Antique.
		Bubon ni Alayon	Bubon ni Alayon	Region VI	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of San Jose de Buenavista, Antique	The "bubon", or well, was said to be made by Datu Sumakwel himself for wife, Kapinangan. Kapinangan was then re-named "Alayon" after she was thrown out to the sea for having an affair with Gorong-gorong (Datu Sumakwel’s right hand soldier), thus the name “Bubon ni Alayon”. Water from the well is now scarce, but is still sometimes used by the folks living around it for their everyday-living. Additional structure was put around the well to prevent local animals from destroying the well.
		Governor Santos Capadocia Memorial School	Gov. Santos Capadocia Memorial School; Baybay Elementary School	Region VI	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of San Jose de Buenavista, Antique	Originally named, San Jose Central School, it was changed n 1938 to Baybay Primary School. Today, the school is named Governor Santos Capadocia Memorial School and is one of the oldest government-owned elementary school in San Jose.
		Old Maybato Church Ruins	Old Maybato Church Ruins	Region VI	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	Registered Property, Municipality of San Jose de Buenavista, Antique	Built in 1733, it was the first stone church in the municipality in the Parish of Saint Joseph the Worker in Maybato North, San Jose de Buenavista, originally known as Tubigon. This famous church was fashioned from the large blocks of rocks from Mexico called "sillera". People from all over the town hear mass in this church. Categorically, the barangay is known for its faith and religiosity that were crafted through time and history. The ruins is a symbol of faith and was proclaimed during its 280th Jubilee in 2013.
	Osificadong Kahoy	Petrified Wood	Petrified Wood	Region VI	Sibalom	Antique	Local Cultural Property - Municipal Fossil (per Ordinance No. 3 s. 2004), Registered Property, Municipality of Simbalom, Antique	Petrified wood is a result of a tree turning into stone through the process of permineralization. It is believed that it is an ideal stone for meditation and it will guide a person in knowing what is important and what is not.
		Image of Santa Veronica		Region VI	Anilao	Iloilo	Local Cultural Property - Local Cultural Heritage and Property of the Municipality of Anilao, Province of Iloilo (per Resolution No. 2017-009); Registered Property, Municipality of Anilao, Iloilo	The image of Sta. Veronica was been used in the religious traditions of the town since 1928. It was a family treasure that was venerated by majority of Anilaonons during Lenten season. The image is made from batikulín (Litsea leytensis) wood that is highly sought after and more expensive, given its resistance to termites.
		Image of Santa Rita de Cascia		Region VI	Anilao	Iloilo	Local Cultural Property - Local Cultural Heritage and Property of the Municipality of Anilao, Province of Iloilo (per Resolution No. 2017-009); Registered Property, Municipality of Anilao, Iloilo	The image of Sta. Rita de Cascia in the parish is among the second oldest image in the Diocese of Jaro. Located at the top of the church entrance, the image was brought by the Augustinian friars in the year 1734. The image is almost 284 years old and was been considered as a treasure of the parish and the Anilaonons.
		Image of Mary and the Child Jesus		Region VI	Anilao	Iloilo	Local Cultural Property - Local Cultural Heritage and Property of the Municipality of Anilao, Province of Iloilo (per Resolution No. 2017-009); Registered Property, Municipality of Anilao, Iloilo	The image which is presently located at the convent of Sta. Rita de Cascia arrived in the town of Anilao in the early 1950’s. The parish priest then was Rev. Fr. Mayolo Silva. The image of Mary with the child Jesus, which is known to the locals as "Barangay sang Birhen", is made of wood and believed to answer prayers. It was transferred from one barrio to another and have been visiting kapilyas or chapels. The Anilaonons venerated this image through hymns and prayer for their personal intention.
	Bahay na Bato ni Antique			Region VI	San Jose de Buenavista	Antique	Heritage House, NHCP	Marker Text: Bahay na Bato in Antique Declared a Heritage House pursuant to National Historical Commission of the Philippines Board Resolution No. 7, s. 2020. Date: February 2, 2021
	Panilongon (Negros) - Ruta ng Ekspedisyong Magallanes-Elcano sa Pilipinas	Panilongon (Negros) - Philippine Route of the First Circumnavigation of the World		Region VII	Dumaguete City	Negros Oriental	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Panilongon (Negros) Ruta ng Ekspedisyong Magallanes–Elcano sa Pilipinas Matapos sunugin ang Barkong Concepcion sa katubigan ng Bohol, tumungo ang ekspedisyon sa katubigan ng Panilongon (tinatayang Negros). Naitala ni Francisco Albo, isa sa mga piloto ng ekspedisyon, na mayaman ito sa ginto at luya. Mula rito, tinungo ng ekspedisyon ang Mindanao sa pag-asang marating ang Maluku, noo’y kilalang pinagmumulan ng mga pampalasa (bahagi ngayon ng Indonesya), Mayo 1521. Ang panandang pangkasaysayang ito ay pinasinayaan bilang ambag sa paggunita sa ika-500 anibersaryo ng unang pag-ikot sa daigdig. Date: May 04, 2021
	Bohol - Ruta ng Ekspedisyong Magallanes-Elcano sa Pilipinas	Bohol - Philippine Route of the First Circumnavigation of the World		Region VII	Maribojoc	Bohol	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Bohol Ruta ng Ekspedisyong Magallanes–Elcano sa Pilipinas Agad na nilisan ng ekspedisyon ang Cebu matapos paslangin ng mga Cebuano ang ilan sa mga kasapi nito, 1 Mayo 1521. Dumaong sa katubigan ng Bohol (tinatayang Maribojoc, Bohol), 2 Mayo 1521. Nahalal si Juan Carvalho, kapitan ng Concepcion, bilang bagong pinuno ng ekspedisyon matapos paslangin si Duarte Barbosa sa Cebu. Nahalal din si Gonzalo Gomez de Espinosa bilang kapitan ng Victoria, ang barkong kalauna’y tanging nakabalik sa Espanya at nakaikot sa daigdig. Dahil sa kakaunti na lamang ang mga kasapi ng ekspedisyon, sinunog nila sa katubigan ng Bohol ang barkong Concepcion. Mula rito, tinahak ng ekspedisyon ang katubigan ng Panilongon (tinatayang Negros), bilang pagpapatuloy sa paghahanap sa maluku, noo’y kilalang pinagmumulan ng mga pampalasa (bahagi ngayon ng Indonesya), Mayo 1521. Ang panandang pangkasaysayang ito ay pinasinayaan bilang ambag sa paggunita sa ika-500 anibersaryo ng unang pag-ikot sa daigdig. Date: June 17, 2021
	Mga Bantayan ng Bohol: Panglao Watchtower	Bohol Watchtowers: Panglao Watchtower	Bohol Watchtowers	Region VII	Panglao	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Panglao Watchtower, erected in the church complex of San Agustin Parish in 1851 and composed of five stories with eight sides and a pitched roof cover, is considered the tallest of its kind in the Philippines. These stone structures played a significant role in the history of Bohol as part of colonial military defense system against Moro raiders during the Spanish Period; these watchtowers endured and survived the wars fought in Bohol during the Philippine-American War and the Second World War. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 11-2011
	Mga Bantayan ng Bohol: Dauis Watchtower	Bohol Watchtowers: Dauis Watchtower	Bohol Watchtowers	Region VII	Dauis	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Dauis Watchtower, built near the Parish Church of Our Lady of the Assumption Parish, is a hexagonal tower with inscriptions of Emblem of the Augustinian Order and Ano 1779 above the entrance. These stone structures played a significant role in the history of Bohol as part of colonial military defense system against Moro raiders during the Spanish Period; these watchtowers endured and survived the wars fought in Bohol during the Philippine-American War and the Second World War. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 11-2011
	Mga Bantayan ng Bohol: Balilihan Watchtower	Bohol Watchtowers: Balilihan Watchtower	Bohol Watchtowers	Region VII	Bililihan	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Balilihan Watchtower portrays a work of art in the form of scroll decorations and floral designs at the arched opening, as well as the carved corbels supporting the wide overhands of the hip roof, and the remaining sheathes of cut corals which used to cover the whole tower walls.. These stone structures played a significant role in the history of Bohol as part of colonial military defense system against Moro raiders during the Spanish Period; these watchtowers endured and survived the wars fought in Bohol during the Philippine-American War and the Second World War. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 11-2011
	Mga Bantayan ng Bohol: Loay Watchtower	Bohol Watchtowers: Loay Watchtower	Bohol Watchtowers	Region VII	Loay	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Loay Watchtower, made of coral stone and brick tiles, was erected in the 19th century at the seaside of Barangay Villalimpia, Loay, Bohol to allow the townspeople in the lower town names Ubos to seek safety from the upper town named Ibabaw in case of seaborne attacks. These stone structures played a significant role in the history of Bohol as part of colonial military defense system against Moro raiders during the Spanish Period; these watchtowers endured and survived the wars fought in Bohol during the Philippine-American War and the Second World War. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 11-2011
	Mga Bantayan ng Bohol: Pamilican Watchtower	Bohol Watchtowers: Pamilican Watchtower	Bohol Watchtowers	Region VII	Pamilican	Bohol	National Cultural Treasure, National Museum	The Pamilican Watchtower, a triangular shaped watchtower built on the short of Pamilican Island at the heart of the Bohol Sea, was the most important watchtower in the system of defense of Bohol island during the Spanish Colonial Period. These stone structures played a significant role in the history of Bohol as part of colonial military defense system against Moro raiders during the Spanish Period; these watchtowers endured and survived the wars fought in Bohol during the Philippine-American War and the Second World War. Declared as a National Cultural Treasure by virtue of National Museum Declaration No. 11-2011
		Fernando Magalles Marker	Fernando Magallanes	Region VII	Lapu-Lapu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Fernando Magallanes Isinilang sa Portugal. Unang nagsilbi sa hukbong dagat ng Portugal sa Aprika at Timog-Silangang Asya. Nagpanukala kay Carlos I, hari ng Espanya, na bahagi ng Emperyong Espanyol ang Maluku na kilalang pinagmumulan ng mga pampalasa noon (ngayo’y sakop ng Indonesya) sa ilalim ng kasunduan sa Tordesillas. Itinalagang pinuno ng ekspedisyong Espanyol na ipinadala sa Maluku gamit ang rutang karagatang Atlantiko at Pasipiko, 1519-1521. Nakipagsandugo kay Colambu, Raha ng Mazaua (Limasawa, Southern Leyte), 28 Marso 1521. Nagpakilala ng Kristiyanismo sa Pilipinas. Nagkaloob sa imahen ng Santo Niňo kay Juana, asawa ni Humabon. Nangako kay Raha Humabon ng proteksyong militar at itinalaga ito bilang pinakamataas na pinuno ng Cebu at Mactan. Hindi siya kinilala ni Lapulapu, isa sa mga pinuno ng Mactan. Linusob ang Mactan at doon nasawi, 27 Abril 1521. Naikot ng kaniyang ekspedisyon ang daigdig sa unang pagkakataon, 1522. Date: 27 April 2021
		Lapu-Lapu Marker	Lapu-Lapu	Region VII	Lapu-Lapu City	Highly Urbanized CIty	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Lapu Lapu Isa sa mga pinuno ng Mactan. Nanindigang nagsasarili at malaya ang kaniyang bayan mula sa kapangyarihan ng Hari ng Espanya at hindi kinilala ang pagtalaga ni Fernando Magallanes kay Raha Humabon bilang pinakamataas na pinuno ng Cebu at Mactan. Pinangunahan niya ang pagtatanggol sa Mactan mula kay Magallanes, 27 Abril 1521. Sa pamumuno niya, napatay ng mga mandirigma ng Mactan si Magallanes at walo nitong kawal, kasama ang apat na tauhan ni Humabon. Tumaggi siya sa pakiusap ni Humabon na ibigay ang bangkay ni Magallanes sa ekspedisyon. Binantaan niya si Humabon na sasalakayin ang Cebu kung hindi ito makikiisa sa pagpaslang sa nalalabing kasamahan ni Magallanes sa Cebu, 29 Abril 1521. Bilang tugon, isang piging ang hinanda ni Humabon sa Cebu at doon pinatay ang mga pinuno at ilang kasapi ng ekspedisyon, 1 Mayo 1521. Date: 27 April 2021
		Japanese Cemetery - Maghubas	Japanese Memorial	Region VIII	Burauen	Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Burauen, Leyte	The shrine has a marble with Japanese text carvings and their translation. The text states "This is a memorial of all country where soldiers died in this field during the World War II."
	Hinunangan - Ruta ng Ekspedisyon Magallanes-Elcano sa Pilipinas	Hinunangan - Philippine Route of the First Circumnavigation of the World		Region VIII	Hinunangan	Southern Leyte	Marked Structure, NHCP	Marker Text: Hinunangan Ruta ng Ekspedisyong Magallanes–Elcano sa Pilipinas Matapos makalikom ng mga pangangailangan sa Homonhon (bahagi ngayon ng Guiuan, Eastern Samar), tinahak ng ekspedisyon ang katubigan ng Hinunangan (bahagi ngayon ng Southern Leyte, 25 Marso 1521), bilang pagpapatuloy sa kanilang paghahanap sa maluku, noo’y kilalang pinagmumulan ng mga pampalasa (bahagi ngayon ng Indonesya). Ang panandang pangkasaysayang ito ay pinasinayaan bilang ambag sa paggunita sa ika-500 anibersaryo ng unang pag-ikot sa daigdig. Date: 25 March 2021
		Saint James the Apostle Church, Saint James		Region VIII	Silago	Southern Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Silago, Southern Leyte	Saint James the Apostle Parish of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Maasin was established on 1986. It is located in the Municipality of Silago, Province of Southern Leyte. The Parish Fiesta is celebrated every 25th day of July. This simple church is situated at the Heart of the town plaza adjacent to the Municipal Hall of Silago. The façade of the church displays the Statue of St. James the Apostle and on the right side of the church are the statues of the different saints. Saint James the Apostle Parish is the center of Catholic faith in the Municipality of Silago with around 90% of the population practicing Catholicism.
		Statue of Mac Arthur		Region VIII	Silago	Southern Leyte	Registered Property, Municipality of Silago, Southern Leyte	This Statue of Mac Arthur is situated at Silago Town Plaza specifically towards the right side of the stage. The Statue is made of concrete, about 3ft. tall, with a hollow concrete base. The memorial was built in honor to Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur an American General widely considered to be a military demigod who saved the Philippines from the atrocities of the Japanese in World War II. General Douglas MacArthur in the Leyte Gulf at the start of the campaign to recapture and liberate the Philippines from Japanese occupation on 20 October 1944.

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