Each year, from May 28 to June 12, a familiar sight returns to cities, towns, and quiet neighborhoods across the Philippines.

President and General Emilio Aguinaldo was the leader of the independence movement and wars against Spain and the United States. The camp was named Camp Aguinaldo in 1965. Camp Aguinaldo has an Armed ...

This tour of the Burke Museum, led by collection assistant Gabbie Mangaser ... This unusual looking flag follows the design of Philippines' first president, Emilio Aguinaldo, with eight rays of the ...

(SPOT.ph) For a well-needed dose of culture and knowledge to combat brain rot, the National Museum complex within and surrounding ... in the hand of prominent figures like Dr. Jose Rizal and Emilio ...

The house became the General Emilio Aguinaldo Museum (Aguinaldo Museum). For two of Aguinaldo’s grandchildren—his namesake Emilio Aguinaldo Suntay III and sister Nenita Suntay-Tanedo—this ...

Emilio Aguinaldo donated the mansion and its lot to the Philippine Government. In 1964, President Diosdado Macapagal issued Republic Act No. 4039 declaring the property a national shrine and placing ...

The house became the General Emilio Aguinaldo Museum (Aguinaldo Museum). READ: Rereading history from online sources For two of Aguinaldo’s grandchildren—his namesake Emilio Aguinaldo Suntay ...

Emilio Aguinaldo is the one who is credited ... Today, the country’s first flag is preserved at the Aguinaldo Museum in Baguio City. However, others claim that this flag is just a replica ...

While modern history may have presented new criticism against Emilio Aguinaldo, it shouldn't take away ... The Philippine Flag on display in the Baguio Museum is actually Aguinaldo's Battle flag. It ...

As in the name, this museum holds the very cars our presidents—from Aguinaldo ... On the cars themselves, you'll be greeted by the massive Packard Six used by Emilio Aguinaldo, then follow the arrows ...