Photos Taken in Tanauan, Early American Colonial Period
These photos below are part of the recently-released Manila Railroad Company collection of the United States National Archives Digital Lib...
American Era
Photos of Bauan Taken in November 1911
In this page are recently released scanned photographs of the now-defunct Manila Railroad Company, digitized and made available for downlo...
The First Filipina Maryknoll Sister was from Lipa, Batangas
Readers who live in or close to the City of Lipa in the Province of Batangas will be well aware of the existence of the school called Cano...
A 1930 Batangas Road Trip Guide
[TRANSCRIPTION] This page contains all the text from the Batangas Road Trip section of the 1930 edition of “The Official Road Guide 1 .” ...
American-Held Prisoners-of-War in Balayan, 1900-01
Below is a transcribed list of mostly Batangueño prisoners-of-war held by the United States Army at a facility in the municipality of Balay...
Why Passenger Train Service in Batangas was Discontinued in 1940 and 1941
Passenger train service has been in existence in the Philippines way back to the Spanish Colonial era. However, when the Americans took o...
Communications between Apolinario Mabini, Luciano San Miguel and William Howard Taft
This page contains a series of communications extracted from the 1903 Report of the Philippine Commission 1 between Batangas’ revolutiona...
Particulars of the First Provincial High School in Batangas Province
As early as the year 1900, a time when, in fact, the Philippine-American War was still raging, the American colonial government had alread...
Photos of Taal, Batangas Early in the American Colonial Era
The photos below were digitally extracted from an article published in the October 1903 edition of the Journal of the United States Cavalr...
The Beginnings of “Kapeng Barako’s” Association with Batangas
Fact 1: Mention “kapeng barako” (Spanish: café verraco 1 ) and most people immediately think of the province of Batangas. This is despit...