+ Follow BENGUET ROAD Tag
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[Title] => Baguio celebrates Fil-Am ties
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Baguio City celebrates the 60th Filipino-American Friendship Day today by reminiscing on the ties that bind Filipinos and Americans.
All important edifices here that reminds people of the ties that bind the two nations will be adorned with wreaths.
A wreath laying caravan will start at the bust of Baguio’s architect, American Daniel Burham, at the Burnham Park, then proceed to the Malcolm Square at the city’s plaza and finally at the Veteran’s Park along Harrison Road.
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-04 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Kennon’ marks 100 years of Fil-Am ties
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BAGUIO CITY — A year of friendship is long enough, but a century-old one is far-reaching.
As the country celebrates Filipino-American Friendship Day today, residents in this City of Pines remember the 100th year since the famous mountain highway Kennon Road was completed.
Formerly known as Benguet Road, this stretch of winding road — a "labor of love" of its engineer, US army Col. Lyman W. Kennon — was built in 1905 as a horse trail.
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[Title] => Dignitaries attend centennial of workers who built Benguet Rd.
[Summary] => A day of remembrance along the scenic and historic mountain highway called Kennon Road that was to become the world famous summer capital of the Philippines-Baguio almost a century ago to the rest of the world was attended yesterday morning by Filipino, Japanese and American dignitaries who offered flowers beside a marker on the view deck of the main gateway to the Cordilleras. This was in commemoration of the centennial of the arrival of some 1,500 workers who helped build what was then known as the Benguet Road.
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All important edifices here that reminds people of the ties that bind the two nations will be adorned with wreaths.
A wreath laying caravan will start at the bust of Baguio’s architect, American Daniel Burham, at the Burnham Park, then proceed to the Malcolm Square at the city’s plaza and finally at the Veteran’s Park along Harrison Road.
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[Title] => ‘Kennon’ marks 100 years of Fil-Am ties
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BAGUIO CITY — A year of friendship is long enough, but a century-old one is far-reaching.
As the country celebrates Filipino-American Friendship Day today, residents in this City of Pines remember the 100th year since the famous mountain highway Kennon Road was completed.
Formerly known as Benguet Road, this stretch of winding road — a "labor of love" of its engineer, US army Col. Lyman W. Kennon — was built in 1905 as a horse trail.
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[Title] => Dignitaries attend centennial of workers who built Benguet Rd.
[Summary] => A day of remembrance along the scenic and historic mountain highway called Kennon Road that was to become the world famous summer capital of the Philippines-Baguio almost a century ago to the rest of the world was attended yesterday morning by Filipino, Japanese and American dignitaries who offered flowers beside a marker on the view deck of the main gateway to the Cordilleras. This was in commemoration of the centennial of the arrival of some 1,500 workers who helped build what was then known as the Benguet Road.
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