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A Bit of Philippine History

Part Filipino (Malay race), part Spanish, part Chinese - is what makes me who I am.
These scanned photographs are part of my history.
Enjoy.
Filipino Women
Filipino Women		 General Luna
General Luna		 San Sabastian Church
San Sabastian Church		 Moro House
Moro House
River Scene
River Scene		 Igorrote
Igorrote		 La Loma Church
La Loma Church		 Retreat of Filipino Insurgents
Retreat of Filipino Insurgents
Covering the Advance
Covering the Advance		 Reina Christina
Reina Christina		 Bronze Cannons
Bronze Cannons		 Block House
Block House
Rice Field
Rice Field		 Crypts
Crypts		 Pasig River
Pasig River		 Spanish Arms
Spanish Arms
USS Boston
USS Boston		 Caribou Train
Caribou Train		 Ambulance Corps
Ambulance Corps		 Insurgent Company
Insurgent Company
Native Type
Native Type		 Bridge
Bridge		 USS Concord
USS Concord		 Soldiers Quarters
Soldiers Quarters
Freight Train
Freight Train		 Filipino Huts
Filipino Huts		 Native Ploughing
Native Ploughing		 Petty King
Petty King
Church
Church		 Igarrote Spearmen
Igarrote Spearmen

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Jesse Las Marias 29-Oct-2008 09:35
I like the collection of old photographs. They tell much about our history.
Macario 12-Mar-2008 03:11
The general in the picture is General del Pilar and not General Luna.
Wil D 10-Jun-2005 16:04
I am grateful for all the people that take time to document our past . Let it be a reminder to the Pilipno People of the ultimate sacrifices of our lolos and lolas. This is a testament to the character and strenght of the people.
There are other sites that has many photographs of the this "least known war">The Univ of Michigan has an extensive collection of the Philippines. Again, Thank You.
Guest 09-Jun-2005 09:33
I am a Filipino-Canadian and I'm thrilled seeing this piece of Philippine history....I had a glimpse of the Filipino people and how they lived in the 18th century (??)....never seen this before! thanks for sharing.
Ron S. Bernardo08-Mar-2005 02:03
Just want to add some more. In my personal opinion the so called "Insurgents" in the pictures are in real life our HEROES!!! They fought and laid down their lives for freedom against foreign oppressors who ransacked our country!
Ron
Ron S. Bernardo08-Mar-2005 01:57
Is that the Pasig church?
Guest 17-Sep-2004 23:53
The Church is the same shape as the one in our town (Pasig). I wonder if it is the same. Thank you for posting these pics. It's always significant to see glimpses of the past.
lakay 21-Mar-2004 12:20
those are amazing pictures. its part of us all pinoys. more power!
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