Map of San Jose, Batangas
Formerly known as San Jose Malaquing Tubig, this town used to be part of Bauan until formally separated in 1765. In the present day, it is ...
Formerly known as San Jose Malaquing Tubig, this town used to be part of Bauan until formally separated in 1765. In the present day, it is ...
In the present day, it is the town of Padre Garcia which is almost universally known for its livestock industry and its cattle fairs. Howe...
According to some accounts, the town of Rosario was originally in what is present-day Lobo. Persistent raids by pirates forced the inhabita...
The photographs contained in this post are taken from the public domain book “In Memoriam C. Rodman Jones,” by Charles Henry Jone and publis...
Below, a colorized picture of the then-town and now city of Batangas taken in 1945 right after the conclusion of World War II. The original...
On 31 January 1945, soon after United States Army forces landed on the beaches of Nasugbu, they went in pursuit of Japanese Imperial Army fo...
The town of Padre Garcia, sometimes loosely referred to as the “Livestock Capital of the Philippines,” used to be the location of the old to...
The seaside town of Nasugbu, where American forces made a landing of troops in January of 1945 as a prelude to the liberation of Batangas fr...
The photograph below shows the town of Lemery in 1935. The picture was taken from an airplane flying out of Nichols Air Base (now Villamor ...
University/college level education in the Province of Batangas has gotten to the point whereby students who have graduated from K-12 no lon...