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300 years of Philippine Maps At The Met

July 15, 2012 - 12:00am

The Philippine Map Collectors Society (PHIMCOS), the Embassy of Spain and the Metropolitan Museum of Manila opened a rare exhibit that brings us closer to Filipino history through more than 130 antique maps of the...

Cassandra

Laeuna de Taal’s legend

July 17, 2004 - 12:00am

Beautiful at any time of day. Serene and mysterious like a lady who captivates her beholder with a quiet dignity. From a 17th century map of Murillo Velarde, prominently etched is Laeuna de Taal, the ancient name...

Real Estate