Excavations at the Old Tanauan Church Ruins in Talisay, Batangas
The ruins of the old stone church of Tanauan, long overlooked by casual visitors, came to scholarly attention in 2010 when human skeletal ...
Talisay
Roster of the 2nd Battalion Talisay Regiment PQOG Part II
PART II PART I | PART II | PART III The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas was a large guerrilla outfit operating in Luzon during the ...
Two Tagaytay–Batangas Shortcut Roads Built by US Army Engineers in 1945
[In this article: US Army Corps of Engineers, World War II, Tagaytay to Lemery Road, Tagaytay to Talisay Road] As the liberation of the...
The American Capture of Santo Tomas and Filipino Retreat to Talisay, January 1900
[In this article: Philippine–American War, General Elwell Stephen Otis, General Thomas Henry Barry, General John C. Bates, Santo Tomas, Li...
The Katipunan’s Attacks on Lian and Talisay, Batangas in 1896 as Narrated by Artemio Ricarte
[In this page: Katipunan, Philippine Revolution, Artemio Ricarte, Lian, Talisay, Magdalo Faction, Magdiwang Faction, Santiago Alvarez, Mari...
The Philippine Revolution in Batangas during the Tenure of Govenor-General Ramon Blanco
While high school history books told us that Batangas was one of eight provinces that first revolted against Spanish colonial rule late in...
19th Century Talisay, Batangas as Described by a Spanish Historian
This article is the second instalment of a series featuring the towns of Batangas in the nineteenth century. Most of the information cont...
Filipino Native with Bayog Bark along Talisay-Tagaytay Trail, 1934
he photograph below was taken by the photographer Robert L. Pentleton on 23 August 1934 along the Talisay–Tagaytay trail. It has been downl...
Along the Talisay-Tagaytay Trail, 1934
The photograph below is part of the Robert L. Pendleton Collection of the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee Digital Libraries, with the o...
Talisay-Tagaytay Road, 1945
The photograph below of the road from the Tagaytay Ridge to the small lakeside town of Talisay in Batangas is taken from the 1948 book “The ...
View of Taal Volcano as Seen from Talisay c. 1859 ISketch)
The image below has been taken from a public domain edition of the magazine called “Ilustración Filipina, 1859 1 ,” a Spanish language magaz...
Map of Talisay, Batangas
The lakeside town of Talisay used to be part of Taal until it was formally established as a separate municipality in 1869. In the present d...
History and Records of Achievements, Talisay Regiment PQOG
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas was a large guerrilla outfit operating in Luzon during the Japanese occupation up to liberation. It ...
Roster of the 2nd Battalion Talisay Regiment PQOG Part I
PART I PART I | PART II | PART III The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas was a large guerrilla outfit operating in Luzon during the J...
Roster of the 2nd Battalion Talisay Regiment PQOG Part III
PART III PART I | PART II | PART III The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas was a large guerrilla outfit operating in Luzon during the...
Request for Recognition of the Talisay Regiment - PQOG, January 1946
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas was a large guerrilla outfit operating in Luzon during the Japanese occupation up to liberation. It ...
Favorable Endorsement of Talisay PQOG by a Defense Undersecretary, January 1946
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas was a large guerrilla outfit operating in Luzon during the Japanese occupation up to liberation. It ...
Reasons Why the Talisay PQOG Did Not Gain Recognition, February 1947
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas was a large guerrilla outfit operating in Luzon during the Japanese occupation up to liberation. It ...
Signed Documents by Armando Laurel, Regimental Commander PQOG
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas was a large guerrilla outfit operating in Luzon during the Japanese occupation up to liberation. It ...
Memo from the Investigation Officer on the Non-Recognition of the Talisay PQOG, Jan 1947
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas was a large guerrilla outfit operating in Luzon during the Japanese occupation up to liberation. It ...