Tuesday, May 9, 2017

ANGELES CITY'S HISTORICAL LANDMARKS AND HANGOUTS

May 1, 2017
MABUHAY!
This photo journal features some magnificent historical landmarks that are travel points of interest in Angeles City, Pampanga.

When I hear the name Angeles City, just 45 minutes away from the barrio where I grew up in Pampanga, the red light district where bar girls invite foreign customers in the street as early as 9am, Clark Airbase, and lots of casinos and the good time immediately spark within my childhood memory. I remember my grandfather and my uncles, who were plumbers at Clark Air Base, bringing their American friends to their house for a weekend of drinking spree.

When my family and I finally moved to the "City of Angels" in March 2013, I fell in love with my newfound home. It also amazes me that, despite its modern, booming metropolis and Westernized culture influenced by Americans, some historical landmarks were preserved to reflect the city's historical roots.

HOLY ROSARY CHURCH
An evident landmark in Sto. Rosario Street, the Holy Rosary church, or Sto. Rosario church was constructed from 1877 to 1896. It was said to be built by "forced labor" of Filipino peasants during the Spanish regime.



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PAMINTUAN MANSION
General Emilio Aguinaldo waved the Philippine Flag in this house to celebrate the first anniversary of Philippine Independence on June 12, 1899. 





BALE MATUA (OLD HOUSE)
Probably the oldest building in Angeles City, it was built in 1824 by the city founder, Don Angel Pantaleon de Miranda, and his wife, Dona Rosalia de Jesus. Their only daughter, Dona Juana de Miranda de Henson, inherited it. 


BALE HERENCIA (ANCESTRAL HOUSE)
Constructed in 1860, this is now a banquet hall at Lakandula Street's corner of Santo Rosario Street. It was rumored to have been built for the mistress of a parish priest.

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MUSEO NING ANGELES (ANGELES CITY MUSEUM)

This building was constructed in 1922 along Sto. Rosario Street served as the municipal town hall until 1998. It has since become a venue for the city's cultural activities.

CAMALIG RESTAURANT
Constructed by Don Ciriaco de Miranda, the first governor of Angeles City, as a grain storehouse in 1840. It was restored in 1980 as Armando's Pizza and the Historic Camalig Restaurant.

BAYANIHAN PARK'S SALAKOT (WIDE BRIMMED HAT)
Formerly known as Astro Park, this place is a favorite spot for various sports and recreational activities.


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DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Now named Clark International Airport, it is located in the Clark Freeport Zone. It was formerly Clark Air Base, a military airbase in the United States of America that was abandoned during the height of the Mount Pinatubo volcanic eruption in 1991.

Discover ANGELES CITY - the Entertainment Capital of the Philippines

Angeles City is a vibrant historical city full of life, night and day. It is also home to some of the country's renowned culinary spots catering authentic Kapampangan prized delicacies, snacks, and other international recipes, perfect for food trips while roaming around the city.

Our family's favorites are:
APAG MARANGLE at Marquee Mall



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