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This list of historical markers installed by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) in Metro Manila is an annotated list of people, places, or events in the region that have been commemorated by cast-iron plaques issued by the said commission. The plaques themselves are permanent signs installed in publicly visible locations on buildings, monuments, or in special locations.

While many Cultural Properties have historical markers installed, not all places marked with historical markers are designated into one of the particular categories of Cultural Properties.

Markers in Manila were first to be installed, following the establishment of the Philippine Historical Research and Markers Committee (PHRMC), the earliest predecessor of the NHCP. These were markers installed in 1934 for Church of San Agustin, Fort Santiago, Plaza McKinley, Roman Catholic Cathedral of Manila, San Sebastian Church, Concordia College, Manila Railroad Company, Dr. Lorenzo Negrao, Church of Nuestra Señora de Guia, and University of Santo Tomas (Intramuros site). The installation of markers were first limited to identify antiquities in Manila. Many markers were destroyed or lost due to World War II, along with the structures they represent, and many have been replaced by post-war markers.

In 2002, during the unveiling ceremony of the marker National Federation of Women's Club in the Philippines in Manila Hotel, former president Fidel Ramos joked that the curtain raising reminded him of striptease, and everybody laughed. That was the last time that the curtains were pulled upward, and from then, the unveiling has involved curtain pulling instead.^[1]

Following the move to relocate the marker of the first shot of the Filipino-American War from San Juan Bridge to the corner of Sociego and Silencio, Santa Mesa, Manila, former NHI Chairperson Ambeth Ocampo was declared persona non grata in San Juan. The NHCP then issued a replacement marker on the bridge, indicating it as a boundary between Filipino and American soldiers during the war, instead of it being the site of the first shot.^[2]

The marker concerning the First Congress of the Republic of the Philippines 1946-1949 was the biggest marker made, measuring at 52x72 inches. The 1946 marker was replaced on January 27, 2010, when governor Carlos Padilla of Nueva Vizcaya asked why his father, Constancio Padilla was missing from the list of the legislators. Luis Taruc, Jesus Lava, and Amado Yuson of the Democratic Alliance were not in the marker even though they appeared in the Congressional Records, while Luis Clarin, Carlos Fortich, and Narciso Ramos were in the 1946 marker, but not in the present Congressional Records. The Taruc, Lava, and Yuzon were dismissed from Congress, although the latter moved to the Nacionalista Party. Fortich died before completing his term and was replaced by his widow, Remedios Ozamis Fortich. Ramos won as the congressman for the 5th district of Pangasinan, but was appointed soon after to the United Nations, and was replaced by Cipriano Allas.^[1]

The historical marker (installed in 1939) of the Jesuit institution La Ignaciana in Santa Ana, Manila was stolen. A replacement marker was planned to be installed by the end of 2014,^[3] but it never took place.

The historical marker dedicated to Patricio Mariano in Escolta, Binondo received social media attention regarding its then derelict state. On January 28, 2015, on the occasion of Mariano's 80th death anniversary, the Escolta Revival Movement wrote to the NHCP regarding the situation of the marker. The NHCP renovated the marker the day after.^[4]

Days before the Bonifacio Day of 2017, reports surface the demolition of the Bonifacio centennial monument in Makati, along with its historical marker (entitled "Memorare"). It was done by the Department of Public Works and Highways to build a bridge connecting Ortigas and Bonifacio Global City business districts without informing and seeking the approval of the NHCP. DPWH, however, stated that it informed the local government unit and temporarily removed the statue to protect it from the construction. The department also said that it has allotted ₱39 million for the restoration of the park after the project has been completed in 2020.^[5]^[6]^[7]

A statue and marker (entitled Filipina Comfort Women Statue and "Memorare," respectively), remembering the comfort women of World War II, installed on December 8, 2017, along Baywalk, Roxas Boulevard, Malate, Manila, caught the attention from the officials from the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Japanese Embassy in Manila.^[8] In response, Teresita Ang-See, said that the memorial should not become an insult versus Japan.^[9] On April 27, 2018, the DPWH removed the memorial for a drainage improvement project along the Baywalk. Many individuals and groups, including Gabriela Women's Party condemned the removal, stating historical revisionism and submission to Japanese policy. They also stated that this has been an unlawful removal, since the heritage act protects markers and memorials by the NHCP.^[10]^[11] President Duterte remarked that the memorial can be placed in a private property, since the state would not want to "antagonize" other countries.^[12]

This article lists five hundred twenty-four (524) markers from the National Capital Region.

Caloocan

This article lists two (3) markers from Caloocan.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Bantayog ni Andres Bonifacio	Andrés Bonifacio Monument	Structure	Monument	Monument dedicated to the lifework of Andrés Bonifacio. Designed by national artist Guillermo E. Tolentino.	Bonifacio Monument, Rotunda	Filipino	2009
Salvador Z. Araneta (1902-1982)				Born on January 31, 1902. Founder of FEATI University, Gregorio Araneta University Foundation, and Philippine Constitution Association.	De La Salle Araneta University^[13]	Filipino	January 30, 2002
Katedral ng Kaloocan	Cathedral of Caloocan	Buildings/ Structures	House of worship	Became a headquarters of General Luna when the 20th Kansas Infantry invaded Caloocan.	Caloocan Cathedral façade, A. Mabini Street corner 10th Avenue, Poblacion	Filipino	March 31, 2022

Las Piñas

This article lists two (5) markers from Las Piñas City.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Las Piñas Bamboo Organ				The only bamboo organ ever made and in existence. Constructed by Fr. Diego Cera from 1818 to 1822.	Fr. Diego Cera Avenue, Daniel Fajardo	English
Simbahan ng Las Piñas	Las Piñas Church	Building	House of Worship	Established as a pueblo in 1762. Home of the bamboo organ.	Las Piñas Church façade, Fr. Diego Cera Avenue, Daniel Fajardo	Filipino	July 27, 1995
Simbahan ng Parokya ng San Jose, Las Piñas	Church of the Parish of St. Joseph, Las Piñas	Building	House of Worship	Declared as a national historical landmark by the NHCP.	Las Piñas Church façade, Fr. Diego Cera Avenue, Daniel Fajardo	Filipino	February 28, 2014
Labanan sa Zapote	Battle of Zapote River	Building/Structures	Bridge	Where Filipinos fought against the Spanish in 1897 and the Americans in 1899.	Zapote Road, Las Piñas-Bacoor Border	Filipino	March 10, 2015
Molino Dam^[14]				Constructed from the designs of Fray Hilario Bernal. Repaired by Fray Ezekiel Moreno. Bridge between Las Piñas and Bacoor	Onelia Jose St., Las Piñas	Filipino	December 1, 2017

Makati

This article lists eighteen (18) markers from the City of Makati.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Ayala y Compañia	Ayala and Company			Founded in 1834 by Don Antonio de Ayala and Don Domingo Roxas at Echague.	Ayala Building, Ayala Avenue	Spanish	1951
Bank of the Philippine Islands^[15]				First bank in the Philippines. Founded under the decree of Queen Isabela II on August 1, 1851.	BPI Headquarters, Ayala Avenue	English	August 1, 2001
Church and Monastery of Guadalupe		Building	House of Worship	Church foundations laid by the Augustinians in 1601. Church construction completed in 1629.	Guadalupe Church façade, 7440 Bernardino St., Guadalupe Viejo	Filipino	1937
Dambana ng Banal na Krus	Holy Cross Parish			Building commissioned by Manuel Cadedoc in 1882, relocated to the current site in 1918.	Holy Cross Parish Church, JP. Rizal Ave., Brgy. Tejeros	Filipino	1991
Dental Profession in the Philippines				Began in 1850, with the arrival of Frenchman M. Fertri from Hong Kong.	Philippine Dental Association Building, Ayala Avenue	English	1961
Elizalde y Compañia (Sucesores de Ynchausti y Compañia)	Elizalde and Company (Successors of Ynchausti and Company)			Manor house founded by J. Ynchausti, J. Elizalde, and V. Teus in 1854.	Elizalde Building, Ayala Avenue	Spanish	1951
Ang Gusali ng Punonghimpilan sa Pagsasanay Militar ng Mamamayan sa Metropolitan Manila	Headquarters for the Military Training of the Citizens of Metropolitan Manila			Built for the American troops in the Philippines during the time of Douglas MacArthur from 1928 to 1930.	MTMTC	Filipino	April 1, 1984
The Insular Life Assurance Company, Ltd.				First insurance company organized by Filipinos on November 25, 1910. First Philippine company to have a branch overseas in Hawaii in 1935.	Insular Life Building, Ayala Avenue cor. Paseo de Roxas (originally in Binondo, Manila)	English	1951
Makati				Formerly known as San Pedro Makati (Sampiro) and was part of the visita of Santa Ana de Sapa.	Façade of the old Makati City Hall building.	Filipino	November 11, 1991
Nielson Tower				The control tower of the first airport of the Philippines, built in 1937.	Nielson Tower, Makati Avenue	Filipino	March 22, 1996
Philippine Bar Association				Established to promote the rule of law. A bastion of human rights during the Martial Law Era starting 1972.	Philippine Bar Association	Filipino	June 26, 1992
Philippine Dental Association				Established as a legal profession, January 10, 1903. The institution was the merger of Sociedad Dental de Filipinas (1908) and National Dental Association (1925).	Philippine Dental Association Building, Ayala Ave.	Filipino	September 2, 2008
Philippine Merchants Marine^[16]
Pio Isidro y Castañeda (1865–1931)				Katipunan general, exiled to Guam during the American occupation.	Victor St. cor. E. Jacinto St., Pio del Pilar	Filipino	November 30, 1983
San Pedro Macati		Building	House of Worship	Established by the Jesuits in 1620 and administered until 1768.	Makati Church façade, 39 D.M. Rivera St. Poblacion	English	1937
Smith, Bell & Co., Inc.				Founded in 1846 by Henry Constable and Robert Wood. Subsidiary firm of Smith, Constable and Company of Liverpool.	Manila Polo Club	English	March 19, 1996
Vuelo-Madrid-Manila	Madrid-Manila Flight			Spanish captains opened a new air route to the east on April 5, 1926.	Nichols Field	Spanish

Malabon

This article lists four (4) markers from the City of Malabon.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Birthplace of Gregorio Sanciangco^[17]				Lawyer, economist, and writer. Member of the reform movement led by Rizal.	24 Sanciangco, Tonsuya	English	1952
Gregorio Sanciangco y Goson				Lawyer, participated in movements led by Rizal.	24 Sangciangco, Tonsuya	Filipino	1952
Simbahan ng San Bartolome	Church of San Bartolome	Building	House of Worship	Founded as a visita of Tondo on May 21, 1599. Andrés Bonifacio, after the Cry of Pugad Lawin, held a meeting during the feast of St. Bartholomew and disguised as pilgrims to evade the guardia civil.	Malabon Church façade, Rizal Avenue Extension, Bgy. Poblacion	Filipino	August 27, 2015
Ang Simbahan ng Concepcion	Concepcion Church	Building	House of Worship	Enshrines the image of the La Inmaculada Concepcion crowned by Cardinal Jaime Sin on December 7, 1986.	Concepcion Church façade, General Antonio Luna cor. Escanilla St., Concepcion	Filipino	September 8, 2007

Mandaluyong

This article lists eight markers from Mandaluyong City.

Marker title	English translation	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
		The residence of Jose P. Laurel, president of the Second Philippine Republic. Erected in 1957.^[18]	Villa Paciencia, 515 S. Laurel St. corner Shaw Boulevard	English	1965
Carmelo and Bauermann, Inc.		One of the oldest lithographic establishments in the Philippines	Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (original location: Recto Ave.)	English	1937
Jose P. Laurel		Site where he was shot while playing golf on June 5, 1943. He survived.	Wack Wack Golf and Country Club	English	June 5, 1992
Jose Rizal University		Established in 1919. Closed in 1941 to protest against Japanese occupation. Reopened in 1946.	José Rizal University, Shaw Blvd.	Filipino	February 19, 2019^[19]
Hagdang Bato	Stone Steps	Historic meeting of Katipuneros under Andrés Bonifacio on August 29, 1896. Laureano Gonzales headed the Katipunan in Mandaluyong.	Hagdang Bato	Filipino	August 29, 1996
National Center for Mental Health^[20]		Established December 1925, secretly admitted civilian and guerrilla patients during World War II, became National Center for Mental Health November 12, 1986.	National Center for Mental Health, Barrio Mauway, Mandaluyong	Filipino	December 17, 2014
San Miguel Brewery, Inc.		Established 1890 as the Fabrica de Cerveza de San Miguel. Unveiled on its 125th anniversary.	San Miguel Brewery Main Office, 40 San Miguel Ave.	Filipino	September 29, 2015
Vicente F. Fabella		Founder of Jose Rizal College, now known as Jose Rizal University	José Rizal University	Filipino	1991

Manila

This article lists three hundred eighty-one (381) markers from the City of Manila, more than any city, municipality, province, and region (except NCR itself) in the Philippines.

Marker title	English Translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date Issued	Image
Site of Le Gentil Astronomical Observatory					Manila	English

Binondo

This article lists eighteen (18) markers from the Binondo district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Bangko ng Kapuluang Pilipinas (Banco de las Islas Filipinas)	Bank of the Philippine Islands			The first bank in the Philippines. Established in 1851 under the name Banco Español Filipino.	Bank of the Philippine Islands site, Plaza Cervantes	Filipino	1977 (replacement of earlier marker due to loss)^[21]
Bank of the Philippine Islands		Association/ Institution/ Organization	Institutional marker	Oldest charted bank in the Philippines founded in 1851. Renamed to BPI in 1912.	Juan Luna St., Binondo	English	January 21, 1937^[22]
Dr. Lorenzo Negrao				Spanish physician and pharmacist who founded Botica Boie in 1830.	Escolta St.	English	1934
Dr. Lorenzo Negrao				Founded Botica Boie in 1830. Building destroyed during WWII. A new building was built in 1952.	Escolta St.	English
Gusali ng China Banking Corporation	China Banking Corporation Building	Buildings/ Structures	Bank	Constructed following the design of Arthur Gabler Gumbert	CBC Building, Dasmariñas corner Juan Luna Streets	Filipino	December 21, 2021
Gusaling Calvo	Calvo Building			Built in 1938 under the designs of Fernando Ocampo. Calvo Museum was established in 1994.	Calvo Building, Escolta St.	Filipino	August 14, 2018^[23]
Gusaling Perez-Samanillo	Perez-Samanillo Building			Built under the designs of Andrés Luna de San Pedro in 1928. Awarded by Manila city government as the most beautiful office building in 1928.	First United Building, Escolta St.	Filipino, English	October 16, 2018
Mariano Limjap (1856–1926)				Businessman who helped in the Philippine Revolution and the Filipino-American War.	Juan Luna St.	Filipino	2009
Pacific Commercial Company Building				Built in 1922, became Ayala Building from 1940 to 1959. Restored in 2007.	Juan Luna E-Services Building, Juan Luna St. Corner Muelle de la Industria, Escolta Heritage District	Filipino	December 15, 2017^[24]
Patricio Mariano (1877–1935)				Became a writer for revolutionary pamphlets and publications. Became the first adviser of Emilio Aguinaldo.	Banquero St., Escolta	Filipino	August 13, 1977^[21]
Peele, Hubbel & Co.				Site of the New England Commercial and Shipping House, Peele, Hubbel and Co. from 1825 to 1887. Became a leading exporter of Philippine commodities.	Recto Ave.	English	American era
Residence of Higino Francisco				Where the Original Manuscript of Noli me Tángere was kept hidden.	Masangkay St.	Filipino	July 19, 1963
Roman Ongpin (1847–1912)				Nationalist and philanthropist who helped the revolutionary forces against Spain.	Ongpin Monument, Ongpin St. cor. Quintin Paredes Rd.	Filipino	2008
Ang Simbahan ng Binondo	The Binondo Church	Building	House of Worship	Main church of Binondo district. Established by the Dominicans for the Chinese in 1587.	Binondo Church façade, Plaza San Lorenzo Ruiz	Filipino	May 14, 1972^[25]
Ang Tahanan ng Kaanak ni Rizal (1893-1896) (Daang San Jose Ngayo'y Magdalena), Maynila	The Rizal Residence (1893-1896) (San Jose Road Now Magdalena), Manila			Where Rizal's parents Francisco Mercado Rizal and Teodora Alonzo lived.	525 Magdalena (now Masangkay)	Filipino	1963
Tahanan ng Kinamatayan ng Ama ni Rizal	House Where the Father of Rizal Died			Where the urn of José Rizal's remains were kept and where his father, Francisco Mercado Rizal, died.	619 Estraude	Filipino	1960
Tiong Se Academy				Chinese school established by Tan Kang, first Chinese consul to the Philippines in 1899	Tiong Se Academy, Sta. Elena St.	Filipino	September 5, 2013^[26]
William J. Burke (1873–1946)				The first cardiologist in the Philippines to use the electrocardiograph.	Burke Building, Burke St. cor. Escolta St.	Filipino	February 26, 1993

Ermita

This article lists ninety-four (94) markers from the Ermita district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
				Site of the massacre of Vincentian priests and civilians during WWII.		English
		Site	Site	Site of the execution of Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora (Collectively known as GOMBURZA).	Gomburza execution site, Rizal Park	Spanish	1953; February 17, 1998
		Site	Site	Site of the execution of Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora (Collectively known as GOMBURZA).	Gomburza execution site, Rizal Park	English	1990
				Scottish Rite Freemasonry building used as a torture center for the Japanese during WWII.	Scottish Rite Freemasonry, Taft Avenue	English	1995
Adamson University		Building	School	School established as Adamson School of Industrial Chemistry in 1932 by George Lucas Adamson.	Adamson University Main Building, San Marcelino St.	Filipino	February 8, 2007
Ang Aklatang Pambansa	The National Library			Started as the American Circulating Library, 1900, and was entrusted to the Philippine government in 1901.	National Library, T.M. Kalaw St.	Filipino	January 1, 1969 (marker replaced, 2022, see Pambansang Aklatan ng Pilipinas)
Andres Bonifacio		Site	Monument	Founder of the Katipunan, and started the revolution against the Spaniards.	Liwasang Bonifacio	Filipino, English	November 30, 1979; 1980 (English marker, no unveiling)^[27]
Andres Bonifacio^[28]							November 30, 1997
Andres Bonifacio		Site	Monument	Founder of the Katipunan, advocated for the unification of islands and armed struggle against the Spaniards.	Bonifacio Monument, Liwasang Bonifacio	Filipino	2013
Angela Valdez Ramos (1905-1977)				Educator and civic leader. Headed the campaign for women suffrage in the Philippines from 1936 to 1937.	Escoda St. cor. San Marcelino	Filipino	January 4, 2005
Apolinario Mabini		Monument	Personage	Declared a national monument by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines, March 30, 2015.	Mabino Monument, National Library, T.M. Kalaw St.	Filipino	July 23, 2015
Asilo de San Vicente de Paul	San Vicente de Paul Asylum	Building	Orphanage	Institution inaugurated July 26, 1885. Became famous for its design and excellence on embroidery and needlework.	Asilo de San Vicente de Paul, U.N. Avenue	English	1935
Asociacion Feminista Filipina (Feminist Association of the Philippines)				Founded June 30, 1905. Became the first women's club in the Philippines.	National Federation of Women's Clubs of the Philippines (NFWC) Building, 962 Josefa Llanes Escoda St.^[29]	Filipino	1955
Asociacion Feminista Filipina (Samahang Feminista ng Pilipinas)	Feminist Association of the Philippines			Founded June 30, 1905. Concepcion Felix became first president.	National Federation of Women's Clubs of the Philippines (NFWC) Building, 962 Josefa Llanes Escoda St.	English	September 21, 2005
Botanical Garden				Established in 1850 by Governor Fernándo Norzagaray.	Arroceros	English	American era
Boy Scouts of the Philippines		Building / Structures		Organized as part of the Boy Scouts of America in 1923. The Commonwealth created the Boy Scouts of the Philippines in 1936.	Boy Scouts of the Philippines Building	English	1956
Bulwagang Lungsod ng Maynila	Manila City Hall	Building	Government Center	First city hall of Manila was built as the Ayuntamiento in 1571. Current building was completed in 1941.	Manila City Hall	Filipino	June 24, 1977
Ang Bulwagang Pulungan ng Senado ng Pilipinas	The Session Hall of the Senate of the Philippines			The session hall of the Senate of the Philippines from 1946 until their relocation to the GSIS Building in 1998.	National Museum, P. Burgos Ave.	Filipino, English	October 16, 1996
Cannon at the South Side, National Library - Legislative Building				Cannon cast at Trubia, Spain. Was used in the battles of the Philippine Revolution and the Philippine–American War	National Museum, P. Burgos Ave.	English
Cannon on the South Side of the Legislative Building				Used at the Cavite arsenal during the Spanish–American War.	National Museum, P. Burgos Ave.	English
Casino Español de Manila	Spanish Casino of Manila	Building	Social Club	Only club by the Spanish living in the Philippines. Established in 1893.	Casino Español de Manila, T. M. Kalaw St.	Filipino	1993,^[30] October 8, 1993
Central United Methodist Church		Building	House of Worship	First Protestant church established in the Philippines. Established on March 5, 1899.	Central United Methodist Church façade, T. M. Kalaw St.	Filipino	May 29, 1985
Church of Nuestra Señora de Guia				Captured by the British in 1762 in preparation of their invasion of Manila.	Ermita Church, Del Pilar St.	English	1934
Church of San Vicente de Paul		Building	House of Worship	Chapel built in 1883 used as the parish church of Paco from 1898 to 1909.	San Marcelino St.	English	1935
Colegio de Santa Isabel	Santa Isabel College			First normal school for girls in the Philippines		English
Compañia General de Tabacos de Filipinas	Tobacco Company of the Philippines			Founded in 1881 by the Marqués de Comillas. Played a role in the economic development of the Philippines.	Compañia General de Tabacos de Filipinas, Romualdez St.	Spanish	1951
Cosmopolitan Church		Building	House of worship	Protestant church built in 1936 under the Philippine Methodists.	Taft Avenue cor. Apacible St.	Filipino	March 20, 2005
Elpidio R. Quirino (1890–1958)^[31]				President of the Republic of the Philippines from 1948 to 1956. Born in Vigan on November 16, 1890.	Quirino Grandstand	Filipino	November 15, 1990
Embassy of the United States of America Chancery				Opened in 1940 to house the offices and residence of U.S. High Commissioner Francis B. Sayre,	U.S. Embassy	English	September 22, 2005
Ermita Science Community				Birthplace of the scientific community, started as Bureau of Government Laboratories in 1901. Site of agencies under the DOST.	National Institutes of Health, UP Manila	Filipino	February 27, 1992
Fernando Ma. Guerrero				Lawyer and poet. Prince of Philippine lyric. Editor at the El Renacimiento.	Peralta Apartment	Filipino	June 12, 1983
The First Congress of the Republic of the Philippines 1946 ~ 1949				Members of the First Congress of the Republic of the Philippines from 1946 to 1949.	Rizal Park flagpole, Roxas Blvd.	English	1946; January 27, 2010^[1]
Girl Scouts of the Philippines				Scouting movement for girls established by Josefa Llanes Escoda.	GSP National Headquarters, 901 Padre Faura St.	Filipino	December 28, 1990
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines				Primary, independent, and national masonic institute. Established on December 19, 1912, with the permission of the Grand Lodge of California.	San Marcelino	Filipino	December 19, 1987
Gusaling Army and Navy Club	Army and Navy Club Building			Declared as a national historical landmark by the NHCP.	Rizal Park Hotel (Manila Army and Navy Club), South Drive	Filipino	June 29, 1991
Gusaling Army and Navy Club	Army and Navy Club Building			Designed by William E. Parsons. Reconstructed in 1945.	Rizal Park Hotel (Manila Army and Navy Club Building), South Drive	Filipino and English	December 30, 2020^[32]
Gusali ng Dulaang Metropolitan	Metropolitan Theater Building			Declared as a national historical landmark by the NHCP.	Metropolitan Theater	Filipino	1976
Gusali ng Elks Club	Elks Club Building	Building	Clubhouse	Currently as the Children's Museum of Manila. Designed by William E. Parsons in 1907.	Museo Pambata, Roxas Boulevard	Filipino	November 2002
Gusali ng Lungsod ng Maynila	Manila City Hall			First city hall building constructed on this site was completed in 1904.	Inside Manila City Hall	Filipino	1977
Harris Memorial College				Oldest center of Bible training center of the Methodists for girls in Southeast Asia.	Taft Ave.	Filipino	October 24, 1986
Dr. Honorato L. Quisumbing				Site where he was felled by sniper while attending to the sick.	Philippine General Hospital (currently within NHCP storage)	English
Ang Kapilya ng Ermita	Ermita Chapel			Declared as a national historical landmark by the NHCP.		Filipino	August 28, 1989
Kolehiyo ng Medisina ng U.P.	U.P. College of Medicine			Established on December 1, 1905. Merged with the University of the Philippines and became the College of Medicine and Surgery on March 1, 1923.	Calderon Hall, UP Manila	Filipino	July 1, 1993
Kombensiyong Konstitusyonal ng 1971	Constitutional Convention of 1971	Sites/Events	Site of an important event	Started with the proposal to change the 1935 Constitution.	Manila Hotel	Filipino	June 1, 2021
League of Women Voters of the Philippines, Inc. (LWVP)				Organization established to promote women participation in the government.	National Museum of Fine Arts, Taft Ave. cor. Padre Burgos St.	Filipino	July 15, 1987
Leon Ma. Guerrero (1915–1962)				Diplomat, writer, nationalist. Wrote the distinguished Rizal biography.	Nuestra Señora de Guia Plaza	Filipino	June 24, 1953
Leon Maria Guerrero (1853–1935)		Site	Site	First Filipino botanist and pharmaceutic. Served as the Secretary of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce of Emilio Aguinaldo.	Mehan Garden, Padre Burgos Avenue	Filipino	1982
Luis Eligio Guerrero 1874 - 1950				Writer and doctor who treated many children against beri-beri, malaria, and chickenpox.	United Nations Ave.	Filipino	December 1, 1974
Luneta Hotel				Designed by Salvador Farre, an example of French Renaissance architecture.	Luneta Hotel, T. M. Kalaw St.	Filipino	May 9, 2014
Manila Metropolitan Theater		Building	Theater	Intended as the National Theater. Designed by architect Juan Arellano.	Metropolitan Theater	Filipino	1976, 1988
Manuel Araullo y Gonzales (1853–1924)		Structure	Monument	Third Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Adviser of General Elwell Otis	Araullo High School	Filipino	February 16, 2002
Manuel Acuña Roxas (1892–1948)				Orator and statesman. President of the Philippines from 1946 to 1948.	Roxas Monument, Roxas Blvd.	Filipino	1989
Manuel S. Guerrero (1877–1919)				Father of Beriberi studies for the infants in the Philippines. One of the founders of Gota de Leche.	Nuestra Señora de Guia Plaza	Filipino	January 8, 1984
Mataas na Paaralang Araullo	Araullo High School			Establish by the Americans as part of Manila High School on June 11, 1908.	Araullo High School, Taft Ave.	Filipino	February 13, 1992
Manila Science High School				Began as a Special Science Class (SSC) of the Manila High School.	H. A. Bordner Building, Taft Avenue	Filipino	October 12, 2013
Memorare				Memorial to Andrés Bonifacio, founder of the Katipunan who sought independence through revolution.	Bonifacio Shrine	Filipino	1997
Military Hospital of Manila Sternberg Hospital				Formerly located near the Santa Clara Convent. Utilized under the Spanish and American regimes.		English
The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines		Organization		Established December 12, 1912. Dr. Harry Eugene Stafford as first Grand Master.	F. Benitez St.	Filipino, English	December 12, 2012
National Federation of Women's Club in the Philippines				Established on February 5, 1921. More than 300 women's clubs all around the Philippines gathered for the occasion.	Manila Hotel	Filipino	June 19, 2002
National Historical Institute		Building	Government Office	Established as Historical Research and Markers Committee on October 23, 1993.	NHCP Building, T.M. Kalaw St.	Filipino	December 30, 1995
Old Legislative Building				First built as a library in 1918. Constructed under the designs of Ralph Harrington Doane and Antonio Toledo.	National Museum, P. Burgos Ave.	Filipino	2010
Pamantasang Teknolohikal ng Pilipinas	Technological University of the Philippines			Established as Manila trade school on January 21, 1901. First formally opened in Intramuros in September 1901.	Technological University of the Philippines	Filipino	December 3, 2001
Pambansang Aklatan ng Pilipinas	National Library of the Philippines	Association/ Institution/ Organization	Institutional marker	Had its origins from the Royal Decree of Queen Maria Cristina of Spain, August 12, 1887. First opened in Calle Gunao, Quiapo	National Library of the Philippines	Filipino	August 11, 2022^[33]
Ang Pambansang Bantayog ni Jose Rizal 1913	José Rizal National Monument 1913			The national monument of Rizal designed by Richard Kissling.	In front of Rizal Monument, Rizal Park	Filipino, English	December 30, 2013
Ang Pambansang Museo	The National Museum	Building	Government Center, Museum	Institution established on October 29, 1901, as Insular Museum of Ethnology, Natural History, and Commerce.	National Museum (Old Legislative Building)	Filipino	October 29, 2001
Philippine General Hospital		Building	Hospital	Chief government hospital of the Philippines. Established in 1907.	Philippine General Hospital main building, Taft Avenue	Filipino	September 1, 1992
Philippine Normal College				Opened on September 1, 1901, in Escuela Municipal, Intramuros. Moved to its current location in 1912.	Philippine Normal University, Taft Avenue	English	1952
Philippine Normal University (1901 - 2001)				Established January 21, 1901, as Philippine Normal School. Moved to its current location in 1912.	Philippine Normal University, Taft Avenue	Filipino	September 1, 2001
Philippine National Red Cross				Organized as a branch of American Red Cross on August 30, 1905.	Taft Ave. cor. U.N. Avenue	English	1955
Philippine Post Office		Building	Post Office	Primary postal service building of the Philippines. Established as Manila Post Office in 1767.	Manila Post Office Building, Liwasang Bonifacio	Filipino	June 2, 1994
Philippine School of Arts and Trades				Established in 1901. Moved to present site in 1916. Destroyed during WWII and rehabilitated in 1951.	PSAT site, Ayala Ave.	English	1952
Plaza Olivia Salamanca		Site	Plaza	In memory of Olivia Salamanca, M.D., pioneer woman physician of the Philippines	Taft Ave. cor. United Nations Ave.	English	1955
Punong Himpilan ng Hukbong Pampulisya ng Maynila^[34]	Main Headquarters of Manila Police Force			Established as the first Manila civil police in 1901 under the proclamation of Governor William H. Taft.	Manila Police Department, United Nations Ave.	Filipino	August 7, 2017
Pook na Pinagbarilan kay Rizal	Rizal's Execution Site	Site	Site	Where Rizal was executed for his alleged treason against Spain.	Rizal Park	Filipino, English	December 20, 1996
Rafael Palma				Writer, educator, scholar, statesman, and senator. Delegate of Cavite during the First Philippine Assembly.	Department of Justice, Padre Faura	Filipino	October 24, 1974
Rizal Fountain		Structure	Fountain	Fountain used by Rizal while in Wilhemsfeld, Germany, where in 1886, finished the last chapters of Noli Me Tángere.	Rizal Park	Filipino	December 30, 2011
Rotary Club of Manila				First club in the Philippines and Asia, established by Leon Lambert and four other Americans, 1919.	Manila Hotel	Filipino	January 28, 1994
Samahang Pang-hukbong Katihan at Pandagat ng Maynila (Army and Navy Club Building)		Building	Clubhouse	Established in 1898. Moved from its former site in Intramuros in 1911 under the plans of Daniel Burnham.	South Boulevard	English	January 6, 1979; June 29, 1992
Sa mga Bayani ng Lungsod ng Maynila	To the Heroes of the City of Manila			Remembrance memorial to the heroes of Manila during the Second World War.	In front of Manila City Hall	Filipino	February 3, 1993
Santa Isabel College				Founded in 1594 by the Hermandad de la Misericordia mainly for orphaned Spanish girls.	Santa Isabel College, Taft Avenue	English	September 14, 1947
Simbahan at Kumbento ng San Juan Bautista de Bagumbayan	Church and Convent of San Juan Bautista de Bagumbayan	Site	Site	First church and convent of the Augustinian Recollects in the Philippines.	Rizal Park	English	December 7, 2006
Ang Simbahan ng Nuestra Señora de Guia	Nuestra Señora de Guia Church	Building	House of Worship	Built in 1606. Nuestra Señora de Guia was crowned by Cardinal Rufino Santos on May 16, 1971, with the golden crown from Pope Paul VI.	Ermita Church, Del Pilar St.	Filipino	May 19, 1971
Sinupang Pambansa	National Archives	Association / Institution / Organization	Government Office	Archival institution was established on October 21, 1901.	West Wing, National Library Bldg., T.M. Kalaw, Ave.	Filipino	May 25, 1971
Site of the Former Colegio de San Pedro Martir				Church and convent of the Parian. Built by the Dominicans in 1588,		English
Site of the Inauguration of the Commonwealth of the Philippines				Where Manuel Quezon was Inaugurated as first president of the Commonwealth.	National Museum, P. Burgos Ave.	English	American era
Technological University of the Philippines		Building	School	Established as Manila Trade School.	Technological University of the Philippines	Filipino	December 3, 2001
Trece Martires de Bagumbayan	Thirteen Martyrs of Bagumbayan			Thirteen patriots were martyred by the Spanish on January 11, 1897.	Japanese Garden, Rizal Park	English	1999
Trinidad F. Legarda (1899-1998)				First female ambassador of the Philippines. Campaigned for women suffrage in 1937.	NFWC Building, 962 J. Escoda Street cor. San Marcelino Street	Filipino	2003
Unang Konsulado Heneral ng Australia sa Pilipinas	First Consul General of Australia in the Philippines			Established on May 22, 1946, on the first floor of the Manila Hotel.	Heritage Museum, Manila Hotel	Filipino	May 22, 2017
Ang Unang Punong Himpilan ng Panlungsod na Hubong Pampulisya ng Maynila	The First Main Headquarters of the City Police Force of Manila			Established on January 9, 1901. Evolved into the Western Police District.	Western Polive District, U.N. Ave.	Filipino	January 6, 2001
Union Theological Seminary				Oldest Protestant seminary in the Philippines. Was a merger of Presbyterian and Methodists schools.	Philippine Christian University, Taft. Ave.	Filipino	2007
United Nations Plaza				Dedicated by the City of Manila to the United Nations. On International Day July 10, 1951, the UN flag was raised here.	U.N. Avenue	English	1951
"Where Marcos Was Confined"				The room where President Ferdinand Marcos was confined for the illness contracted during his WWII army service (most probably a hoax)	Ward 8, Philippine General Hospital, Taft Ave.	Filipino	1966
Young Men's Christian Association				Organized in 1910, helped in promoting athletic interest in the Philippines.	YMCA Building, Arroceros St.	English	1961

Intramuros

This article lists eighty-two (82) markers from the Intramuros district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
				Manila Cathedral destroyed during WWII.	Manila Cathedral site ruins	English	1949
				Santo Domingo Church destroyed during WWII.	Santo Domingo Church site ruins	English	1949
		Building	School	College of Manila built by the Jesuits in 1595. Became the Cuartel de España where Jose Rizal was tried on December 26, 1896.	University of the City of Manila, General Luna cor. Muralla Sts.	English	1968
Ang Akwaryum	The Aquarium	Structure	Aquarium	Fortification-gateway of Puerta Real built in 1771, became city aquarium after entrance to Intramuros was altered in 1902.	Revellin de Puerta Real del Bagumbayan (Puerta Real Gardens), Gen. Luna St.	Filipino	April 23, 1968
Aquarium						English	American era
Araullo High School				Was a municipal school for girls from 1892 to 1899. Became Manila High School.		English
Archconfraternity of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu		Building	School	Archconfraternity of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu established in the College of San Juan de Letran.	Colegio de San Juan de Letran	English	1939
Ateneo de Manila		Site	School	Formerly Escuela Pia, founded by the Jesuits in 1859. Became Ateneo Municipal de Manila in 1865.	(currently within NHCP storage) original location: Ateneo de Manila, Arzobispo St.	English	1935
At the Corner of Gen. Luna and Victoria				Was occupied by three Jesuit institutions: Real y Pontifica Universidad de San Ignacio, Colegio de San Jose, and Real Colegio de San Felipe.	Cor. Gen. Luna and Victoria	English
Ayuntamiento				Old City Hall of Manila, became building for the Asamblea de Filipinas and Supreme Court.	Ayuntamiento de Manila façade	Filipino	November 15, 2021^[35]
Bantayog ng Gomburza	Gomburza Monument			Proclaimed as a National Monument on the sesquicentennial of the Gomburza execution.	Gomburza Monument, Padre Burgos Avenue	Filipino	January 21, 2021
Bastion San Andres or San Nicolas				Protected the city from invasions from the Chinese and other powers.		English	American era
Bastion San Diego				Completed in 1644. The British captured Manila in 1762 by capturing this bastion.		English	American era
Bastion San Gabriel		Buildings/ Structures	Government building	One of the bastions of Intramuros that faced the San Gabriel hospital across the Pasig River.		English	1937
Beaterio				Founded by Ignacia del Espíritu Santo. Canonically approved by the Holy See on March 24, 1931.		English	American era
Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. "Ninoy" (1932–1983)				Tarlac governor who became senator. A political opponent of Ferdinand Marcos.	Ninoy Aquino Monument, Padre Burgos Ave.	Filipino
Boy's Singing School				Founded by the Archbishop of Manila in 1742. Soprano voices were trained.		English
Casas Consistoriales (Ayuntamiento)	Town Hall Building (Town Hall)			The Old City Hall of Manila. First constructed from 1735 to 1738.	Bureau of Treasury (Ayuntamiento), Plaza Roma, Cabildo St.	Filipino	September 1989
Ang Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands^[36]	The Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands			Established on April 19, 1886, to improve commerce, industry, and trade in the country.	Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines Foundation, Inc., Magallanes Dr.	Filipino, Spanish, English	November 20, 2014^[37]
Ang Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines Foundation, Inc.	The Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines Foundation, Inc.			Established on April 19, 1886, to improve commerce, industry, and trade in the country.	Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines Foundation, Inc., Magallanes Dr.	Filipino	November 15, 2003
Church of Recoletos				First erected in 1608 by the Recollects through the generosity of Bernadino del Castillo Maldonado. A church was reconstructed in 1780.	Recolect Church (destroyed during WWII, now inexistent)	English	American era
Church of San Agustin		Building	House of Worship	Oldest stone church built in the Philippines. Terms for the American Occupation were signed at the vestry in August 1898.	San Agustin Church	English	1934
Church of San Agustin		Building	House of Worship	Oldest stone church built in the Philippines. Completed in 1607.	San Agustin Church	English	1998
Church of Sto. Domingo				First chapel inaugurated on January 1, 1588. Home of the Nuestra Señora del Rosario.	Old Sto. Domingo Church site	English	1935
Church of the Third Order of the Franciscans				Founded about 1611 by the Third Order of Saint Francis. First chapel built in 1618.	Third Order of the Franciscans Church (destroyed during WWII, now inexistent)	English	1935
College of San Juan de Letran		Building	School	School founded in 1630 by Diego de Santamaria, O.P. Moved from its site in Parian in 1648.	Colegio de San Juan de Letran,151 Muralla St.	English	1941
Colegio de Santa Rosa	Sta. Rosa College			Established in 1750 by Mother Paula de la Santisima Trinidad as Beaterio y Casa de Enseñanza.	Colegio de Santa Rosa	Filipino	August 25, 1979
Cuartel de Santa Lucia (Santa Lucia Barracks)		Structure	Ruins	Built under Governor General Jose y Vargas, this gate became the barracks for the Philippine Constabulary.	Santa Lucia St.	Filipino	August 4, 1990
Dambana ng Kalayaan	Independence Shrine			In memory of Rizal and those who fought for the independence of the country.	Rizal Shrine, Fort Santiago	Filipino	December 30, 1972
Dambanang Rizal sa Fort Santiago	Rizal Shrine in Fort Santiago			Fort where José Rizal was imprisoned before his execution in Luneta, became a shrine for Rizal.	Rizal Shrine, Fort Santiago	Filipino	2013
Daughters of Charity				Social and religious mission established by the Vincentians under the command of Queen Isabela II.	CBCP Headquarters, Gen. Luna St.	Filipino	July 22, 1987
El Parian				Former site of the Chinese suburb. Finally destroyed in 1860.	Padre Burgos St.	English	1949
Escuadro Aerea de Pelea 201 (Aguilas Aztecas)	201st Fighter Squadron (Aztec Eagles)			Only Mexican force that fought outside Mexico during World War II.	201st Fighter Squadron monument, Intramuros Golf Course	Filipino	October 8, 2021
Father Burgos Residence				Where Father Burgos lived in 1872, the parish priest of Parroquia de San Pedro.	Cabildo St.	English
Fernanda Balboa 1902 - 1999				Civic leader and the one behind the law creating Women's and Minor's Bureau.	Department of Labor and Employment Building, Muralla St.	Filipino	October 8, 2002
Former Military Chapel				Chapel where the Gomburza were detained before their execution.	Luneta Police Station, now Luneta Japanese Garden (current marker whereabouts unknown)	English	1938^[38]
Former Site of San Juan de Letran College						English
Fort Santiago		Structure	Fortification	Foremost fort in the Intramuros built in place of the wooden palisade of Raja Matanda.	Sta. Clara St.	English	1934
Former Palace of the Governors General		Building	Government Office	Residence of the Governor-General of the Philippines. Residence of the Philippine chief executive moved to Malacañang after the 1863 earthquake.	Plaza Roma	Filipino	1936
Franciscan Church^[39]				First chapel constructed of nipa and bamboo in 1577. Damaged in 1824.	San Francisco Church (destroyed during WWII, now inexistent)	English	1935
In Memory of the Victims at Fort Santiago		Structure	Memorial	Monument to the victims of Japanese violence inside the Fort in World War II.	Fort Santiago	English	1995
Intendencia Building		Buildings/ Structures	Government building	Construction was authorized on April 3, 1823. Present building designed by Luis Cespedes and built by Luis Perez Sionjue from 1874 to 1876.	Former building of the Central Bank of the Philippines, Aduana St.	English	June 26, 1935^[40]
Jesuit Church of San Ignacio				Designed by architect Felix Roxas. Woodwork done by Isabelo Tampinco.	Jesuit/San Ignacio Church (now being reconstructed), Arzobispo St.	English	American era
Jose Felipe del Pan (1821 - 1891)				Colonial officer who served as guides of writers such as Isabelo delos Reyes and Mariano Ponce.	Palacio del Gobernador façade	Filipino	November 15, 2021^[35]
Jose P. Laurel (1891–1959)		Structure	Monument	Jurist and statesman. President of the Second Philippine Republic.	Lyceum of the Philippines University, Muralla St.	Filipino	1991
Juan Luna y Novicio (1857–1899)		Structure	Monument	Revolutionary painter, patriot and diplomat. Famous for the Spoliarium.	Juan Luna Monument, Gen. Luna St.	Filipino, English	December 14, 1985
Knights of Columbus Manila Council No. 1000		Building / Structures	Organization	Established in 1905. Organized multiple chapters outside Manila in the 1920s.	Knights of Columbus Building, Gen. Luna St.	Filipino	June 4, 2013^[41]
Madre Ignacia del Espiritu Santo	Mother Ignacia del Espiritu Santo			Founder of the Religious of the Virgin Mary. Founder of the first movement for the religious training of women in the world.	Bagumbayan Light and Sound Museum, Victoria St.	Filipino	March 4, 1980
Manila High School		Building	School	Established by the Spanish in 1892. Became the first school established by the Americans during their occupation.	Victoria St. cor. Muralla St.	Filipino	February 26, 1982
The Manila Times				First daily newspaper in English.	Soriano Avenue	Filipino	October 11, 2023^[42]
Memorare - Manila 1945		Structure	Monument	Dedicated to more than 100,000 civilians who were killed in the Liberation of Manila.	Gen. Luna St.	English	1996
Memorare Mga Tomasino na Lumagda sa Saligang Batas ng Pilipinas ng 1899	Memorare The Thomasians who Signed the Philippine Constitution of 1899			Dedicated to the Thomasians who signed the constitution of the first republic in Asia.		Filipino	January 25, 2002
Mint				Former place where the Philippine currency was minted.	Aduana	English	American era
National Press Club				Established in 1952. Angel Nakpil designed the building in 1955.	National Press Club Building, Magallanes Dr.	Filipino	May 3, 2006
Padre Jose A. Burgos	Father Jose A. Burgos			Where Father Burgos lived from 1865 to 1872. He worked for reforms for the Catholic Church in the Philippines.	Cabildo St.	Filipino	1984
Pag-aaklas ng Rehimyento ng Tayabas	Mutiny of the Tayabas Regiment			Mutiny of the Tayabas regiment under Sergeant Samaniego at Fort Santiago to give justice for the unjust execution of the Spaniards to Apolinario de la Cruz and other members of Confradia de San Jose.	Rizal Shrine, Fort Santiago	Filipino	January 19, 2018
Ang Pagpapalaya ng Maynila	The Liberation of Manila	Site	Site	For the liberation of Manila under the joint Filipino and American troops.	COMELEC Annex, Araullo Bldg., Postigo St.	Filipino	February 3, 1989
Parian Gate		Structure	Gateway	Gate between Inramuros and the Parian. Named officially in 1782.	Muralla St.	English
Philippine Law School				Founded by Mariano P. Jhocson in 1915. Became the College of Law of National University in 1921.	Philippine Law School Bldg.^[43]	English	December 1, 1998
Philippine Merchant Marine Academy				Within the old building of Consulado de Comercio. Established by a royal decree by Ferdinand VII on January 1, 1820.	Pavilion de La Castellana, Beaterio corner Cabildo Streets	Filipino	December 3, 2020
Pintong Isabela II	Isabela II Gate	Structure	Gateway	The gate of Intramuros facing the Pasig River. Named after Queen Isabella II.	Magallanes Dr.	Filipino	December 8, 1968
Pintong Postigo	Posterior Gate	Structure	Gateway	The third gate of Intramuros facing Manila Bay, located near the governor-general palace.	Postigo cor. Arzobispo Sts.	Filipino	December 8, 1968^[44]
Pintong Real	Royal Gate	Structure	Gateway	The second gate of Intramuros facing south. Rebuilt in 1968 after WWII.	Muralla St.	Filipino	December 8, 1968
Pintong Sta. Lucia	Sta. Lucia Gate	Structure	Gateway	The second gate of Intramuros facing Manila Bay. Was constructed again in 1781.	Bonifacio Dr.	Filipino	December 8, 1968^[44]
Plaza McKinley^[45]				Renamed in 1901 after William McKinley, the U.S. President during the start of the American occupation of 1898.	Plaza Roma	English	1934
Ang Pook na Kinatatayuan ng Unang Seminaryong Diyosesano ng Pilipinas	The Site of the First Diocesan Seminary in the Philippines			The first diocesan seminary in the Philippines, established under the decree of Philip V dated April 28, 1702.	Plaza Willard, Arzobispo St.	Filipino	September 23, 2000
Pook na Pinaglibingan kay Madre Francisca del Espiritu Santo	Burial Site of Mother Francisca del Espiritu Santo			Where Francisca del Espiritu Santo was buried during the afternoon of August 24, 1711.	Colegio de San Juan de Letran	Filipino	August 24, 2000
Powder Magazine				Placed by Field Marshall Fernándo Valdés y Tamon, former governor general of the Philippines		English
Prison Cell of Jose Rizal		Building	Prison Cell, NHCP Museum	Prison cell where Rizal was detained as prisoner from November 3 to December 29.	Rizal Shrine, Fort Santiago	English	1959
Puerta Real - Royal Gateway				Through this gate Spanish governors and archbishops made their official entry into the city	Puerta Real	English
Puerto Postigo	Postern Gate	Buildings/ Structures	Gateway	Smallest of the seven gates of Intramuros by 1898.	Puerta de Postigo	English	January 27, 1937^[46]
Roman Catholic Cathedral of Manila		Building	House of Worship	The main building for the Archdiocese of Manila. First cathedral built in 1581.	Manila Cathedral	English	1934^[47]
Roman Catholic Cathedral of Manila		Building	House of Worship	The main building for the Archdiocese of Manila. First cathedral built in 1581.	Manila Cathedral	English	1958
Santa Clara Convent				Church built in 1622. Founded on April 28, 1620, by Geronima de la Asuncion who came from Toledo, Spain.		English	1936
Santa Potenciana College				Former site of the college founded in 1591. Destroyed in 1762 because of the British invasion.		English
Santa Rosa Beaterio and College for Girls				Founded about 1750 by the Dominican Tertiary Paula de la Santisima Trinidad.		English
Santisimo Rosario College				Founded by the Rev. Vicente Istegui, O.P. in 1890 for the education of girls.		English
Simbahan at Kumbento ng Recoletos	Church and Convent of the Recolects	Site	Site	Place where the church and convent of the Recollects were built	Recoletos cor. Muralla Sts.	Filipino	December 7, 2006
Site of the Former Church of San Juan de Dios				Hospitalarios de San Juan de Dios took over the Hospital de la Misericordia on March 31, 1656.		English
Tenaza Real Santiago	Royal Pincers of Santiago			Designed and constructed between 1662 and 1671. Built fortifications as anticipations of the attacks of Kuesing.		English
Tomas Mapua (1888–1965)		Building	School	Educator and first registered Filipino architect. Established Mapúa Institute of Technology	Mapúa University	Filipino, English	December 21, 1989
Unibersidad ng Santo Tomas	University of Santo Tomas	Site	School	Foundation place of the University of Santo Tomas. Established on April 28, 1611.	Solana St.	Filipino	January 25, 2002
University of Santo Tomas		Association/ Institution/ Organization	Institutional marker	Founded in 1611 by the legacy of Archbishop Miguel de Benavides.	Old UST entrance site, Postigo St.	English	1934^[48]

Malate

This article lists twenty-eight (18) markers from the Malate district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
The Aristocrat^[49]				Famous historical restaurant, which started as an old food cart by Engracia Cruz-Reyes.	The Aristocrat, Roxas Blvd.	Filipino	2013
Chapel of the Crucified Christ St. Paul University Manila		Building	House of Worship	Church built according to the designs of architect Andres Luna de San Pedro.	St. Paul University, Pedro Gil St.	Filipino	November 23, 2007
Church of Malate		Building	House of Worship	City section as far back as 1588. Home of the Nuestra Señora de los Remedios.	Malate Church, M.H. del Pilar St.	English	1937
Concepción Felix Rodriguez (1884–1967)				Women's rights activist. Born in Tondo, Manila on February 9, 1884.	CWL Building, Escoda St.	Filipino	February 9, 1981
De La Salle University - Manila				Established in 1911 under the De La Salle Brothers in Calle Nozaleda, Paco.	De La Salle University - Manila, Taft Ave.	Filipino	2012
Ellinwood Malate Church		Building	House of Worship	Presbyterian church built in Malate in 1907. Founding site of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines (UCCP).	1660 Dr. Antonio Vasquez St.	Filipino	2007
Elpidio R. Quirino		Structure	Monument	President of the Republic of the Philippines from 1948 to 1956. Born in Vigan on November 16, 1890.	Quirino Ave. cor. Roxas Blvd.	Filipino, English	March 1, 1994
Engracia Cruz Reyes (1892–1975)				Restaurant and Philippine cuisine pioneer and restaurant mogul.	Plaza Rajah Sulayman	Filipino	July 12, 1992
Felipe Encarnacion Agoncillo at Marcela Mariño Agoncillo	Felipe Encarnacion Agoncillo and Marcela Mariño Agoncillo			Residence of the first Filipino diplomat and his wife who made the first Philippine flag	2020 M.H. del Pilar St.	Filipino	May 26, 1990
Fort San Antonio Abad		Structure	Fortification	Fort with origins dating back to 1584. Became a British garrison in 1762.	BSP Grounds, Apolinario Mabini cor. Pablo Ocampo Sts.	English	1937
Francisca Tirona Benitez				First president of the Philippine Women's University. Co-founder of Associacion de Damas Filipinas.	Philippine Women's University, Taft Ave.	Filipino	1987
Heneral Vicente Lim (1888-1944)	General Vicente Lim (1888-1944)			Co-founder of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines. Was executed by Japanese soldiers at Chinese Cemetery in 1944.	616, Vito Cruz	Filipino	March 20, 1995
Honoria Acosta Sison				First Filipina Doctor. Established and became first president of both the Asociacion de Damas de Filipinas and Philippine Obstetrical and Gynecological Society.	Taft Ave.	Filipino	December 20, 1988
Josefa Jara Martinez (1894-1987)				Teacher and first social worker in the country. Authored The Evolution of Philippine Social Work.	Philippine Women's University, Taft Ave.	Filipino	October 10, 1994
Jose P. Laurel (1891–1959)				President of the Second Philippine Republic from 1943 to 1945.	Laurel Monument, Roxas Blvd.	Filipino	2008
Manila Yacht Club		Building	Social Club	Founded by James C. Rockwell, Joseph a Thomas, Abrey P. Ames, Stewart A. Taite, and A.S. Heyward in January 290, 1927.	Manila Yacht Club, Roxas Blvd.	Filipino, English	July 20, 2006
Maria Orosa y Ylagan				Great chemist and food pharmaceutic. Served the secret organizations during WWII.	Bureau of Plant Industry	Filipino	November 29, 1983
Masoneriyang Scottish Rite	Scottish Rite Freemasonry			Scottish Rite Freemasonry building in Manila. First organized in 1910.	Scottish Rite Freemasonry, Taft Ave.	Filipino, English	March 15, 1991, 1994 (English marker)
Memorare				Dedicated to Spanish and Filipino sailors who died during the Battle of Manila Bay on May 1, 1898.	Philippine Navy Headquarters, Roxas Blvd.	English	February 12, 1998
Memorare				Monument dedicated as memorial to the atrocities committed to comfort women during WWII.	Filipina Comfort Women Statue, Baywalk, Roxas Blvd.	Filipino	December 8, 2017 removed April 27, 2018
Memorare				Dedicated to the La Sallian Brothers and other refugees who died in the De La Salle College Massacre during the Battle of Manila (1945) on February 12, 1945.	De La Salle University, Taft Ave.	Filipino	February 12, 2020
Orosa Memorial Building				In memory of Maria Ylagan Orosa. Guerilla worker who died in line of duty on February 13, 1945.	Josefa Llanes Escoda St. (California St.)
Pablo Ocampo (1853–1925)				Statesman, one of the secretaries of the Malolos Convention.	Pablo Ocampo (formerly Vito Cruz) cor. M. Adriatico Sts.	Filipino	June 11, 1991
Pagdating ng Pan Am China Clipper sa Pilipinas	Arrival of the Pan Am China Clipper in the Philippines			Arrived in Manila Bay on November 29, 1935, became a way to establish flight communications between the Philippines and the United States.	Manila Yacht Club, Roxas Blvd.	Filipino, English	January 20, 2024
The Philippine Women's University				Founded as Philippine Women's College, 1919. First university for home economics.	Philippine Women's University, Taft Ave.	English	1952
Ramon Magsaysay (1907–1957)				President of the Philippines from 1953 to 1957.	Magsaysay Monument, Roxas Blvd.	Filipino and English	2007
Severina Luna-Orosa				Writer, civic leader, and one of the first female doctors. Born on February 11, 1890, in Balayan, Batangas.	Luna Orosa Building, Remedios St. cor. Taft Ave.	Filipino	December 20, 1990
St. Cecilia's Hall		Building	Theater	Founded by Sister Baptista M. Battig, O.S.B. in 1907. Destroyed during the Liberation of Manila and rebuilt in 1955.	St. Scholastica's College	English	July 19, 1999
St. Scholastica's College^[50]				Founded by the Benedictine Sisters of Tutzing, Germany. First established along Moriones St., Tondo on December 3, 1906.	St. Scholastica's College	Filipino	2007

Paco

This article lists fifteen (15) markers from the Paco district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
				Concordia College established by Margarita Roxas de Ayala in 1868.	Concordia College, Herran St. (now Pedro Gil St.)	English	1934
Asociacion de Damas de Filipinas, Inc. Settlement House				Established on September 26, 1913. Honoria Acosta became the first president. Became a house for the orphaned.	1451, Pres. Quirino Ave.	Filipino	September 26, 1998
Church of Dilao-Paco				First church built from 1599 to 1601. Present church was blessed on April 29, 1934.	Paco Church, Paz St.	English	1936
Concordia College				Established by Margarita Roxas de Ayala in 1868. Where José Rizal met his sweethearts Segunda Katigbak and Leonor Rivera.	Concordia College, Herran St. (now Pedro Gil St.)	English	September 14, 1998^[51]
Jose Rizal		Site	Burial Site	Site of Rizal's original grave site, where his body was interred secretly.	Paco Cemetery	English	1957
Looban College				The grounds were donated to the Sisters of Charity for the education of poor girls under Asuncion Ventura. Inaugurated on July 26, 1885.	United Nations Ave.	English	1936
Lord Justo Ukon Takayama (1552–1615)		Site	Plaza	Leader of the first group of Christianized Japanese that were banished to the Philippines in 1614.	Plaza Dilao	Filipino	November 17, 1992
Manuel Acuña Roxas				Orator, statesman, economist, and nationalist. Born in Capiz, Capiz on January 1, 1892.	Manuel Roxas High School, Quirino Ave.	Filipino	June 21, 1989
Memorare				Site of the grave of Gomburza (Frs. José Burgos, Mariano Gomez, and Jacinto Zamora).	Paco Park	English	February 17, 1998
Paco Cemetery		Structure	Cemetery	Completed shortly previous to the cholera epidemic of 1820. Where José Rizal's remains were interred from 1898 to 1912.	Paco Park gate, Gen. Luna St.	English	1938
Philippine Columbian Association				Organized in 1907. Intended to promote relations of Filipinos to foreign nationals.	Philippine Columbian Association, Quirino Ave. Extension	English	1960
President Sergio Osmeña Highway				Name of South Superhighway changed to President Sergio Osmeña Highway through Republic Act No. 6760.	Quirino Avenue and South Superhighway (currently within NHCP storage)	Filipino	October 19, 1989
Simbahan ng Birhen ng Peñafrancia^[52]	Church of the Virgin of Peñafrancia			First built of light materials in 1697, when Peñafrancia was a sitio of the old town of Dilao (Paco).	Peñafrancia de Paco Church side, Gomez St.	Filipino	July 4, 1979
Simbahan ng San Fernando de Dilao ng Paco	Church of San Fernando de Dilao of Paco			First stone church built by Fray Juan de Garrovillas, OFM, from 1599 to 1601.	Paco Church, Paz St.	Filipino	August 22, 1999
Tahanan ni Jose P. Laurel Pangulo, Ikalawang Republika ng Pilipinas (1943-1945)	Ancestral House of Jose P. Laurel President, Second Republic of the Philippines (1943-1945)	Building	House	First built in 1864. Residence of Jose P. Laurel from 1926 to 1955.	Peñafrancia St. cor Sto. Sepulcro	Filipino, English	March 8, 1998

Pandacan

This article lists seven markers from the Pandacan district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
		Building	House	Birthplace of Father Jacinto Zamora, born on August 14, 1835.	Zamora Plaza, Teodoro San Luis St.	Filipino	1954
				Formerly named Nagtahan, renamed as Mabini Bridge by Ferdinand Marcos on the 103th birth anniversary of Apolinario Mabini.	Nagtahan Bridge site	Filipino	July 23, 1967^[53]
Apolinario Mabini^[28]					September 17, 1997
Church of Pandacan					Pandacan Church	English	American era
Ladislao Bonus (1854 - 1908)				Father of Philippine Opera. Musical expert, composer, and music teacher.	Teodoro San Luis St.	Filipino	June 27, 1980
Maria Paz Mendoza-Guazon (1884–1967)		Structure	Monument	Educator and doctor born in Pandacan, Manila on May 10, 1884.	Island Park, Pres. Quirino Ave.	Filipino	May 26, 1984
Simbahan ng Pandakan	Pandacan Church	Building	House of Worship	Built in 1732 by Francisco del Rosario. Structure was finished in 1760.	Pandacan Church façade, Jesus St.	Filipino	July 13, 1976

Port Area

This article lists five markers from the Port Area district.

Marker title	English translation	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Ang Base ng Patrulyang Pambaybayin	The Headquarters of the Offshore Patrol	First built on February 9, 1939. Became the foundation of the Philippine Navy.	2nd St.	Filipino	February 9, 1976
Order of the Knights of Rizal		Established in 1909 by Coronel Antonio C. Torres to venerate Rizal's execution and martyrdom.	Knights of Rizal Bldg., A. Bonifacio St.	Filipino	June 14, 1992
Bureau of Customs		Established November 30, 1898. Reestablished on March 3, 1902.	Bureau of Customs Building	Filipino	February 6, 2002
Bureau of Quarantine		Formerly the Bureau of Quarantine and International Health Surveillance.	Bureau of Quarantine Building	Filipino	June 14, 2007
Claudio S. Teehankee^[54]		Jurist and advocate of human rights, Supreme Commander of the Knights of Rizal.	Knights of Rizal Bldg., A. Bonifacio St.	Filipino	April 22, 2019

Quiapo

This article lists thirteen (13) markers from the Quiapo district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Aserradora Mecanica de Tuason y Sampedro	Tuason and Sampedro Sawmill Mechanics			First mechanical timber company in the Philippines, opened in 1880.	Globo de Oro cor. Gunao Sts. (currently within NHCP storage)	Spanish	1951
Ang Bahay ng mga Nakpil at Bautista	Nakpil-Bautista Ancestral House	Building	House	Built by Ariston Bautista Lin. Ancestral house of the Nakpils and the Bautistas.	Nakpil-Bautista Ancestral House, Bautista St.	Filipino	May 5, 1995
Beaterio de Terciarias Agustinias Recoletas	Tertiary Convent of Augustinian Recollects			Dates from 1719. Became a teaching institution in June 1907.	Santa Rita College Convent, San Rafael St.	English	1939
Church of Quiapo		Building	House of Worship	Started as a Franciscan church built with bamboo and nipa. Famous for the Nazarene.	Quiapo Church, Plaza Miranda	English	1939
Church of Quiapo		Building	House of Worship		Quiapo Church		May 14, 1971^[55]
"Can We Defend This In Plaza Miranda?"				President Ramon Magsaysay made Plaza Miranda the touchstone for public endorsement of policy and action.	Plaza Miranda	English	1965
El Renacimiento	The Renaissance			American-era Filipino publication that was established by Martin Ocampo.	Gunao St.	Filipino	March 31, 1974
Gregoria de Jesus 1892-1962				Wife of Andrés Bonifacio and woman Katipunero leader. Kept the documents of the Katipunan.	Nakpil-Bautista Ancestral House, Bautista St. (original location: Caloocan)^[56]	Filipino	May 9, 1975
Gregorio Araneta y Soriano (1869–1930)				Jurist and statesman. Part of the committee that drafted the Malolos Constitution.	Nazarene Catholic School, R. Hidalgo St.	Filipino	1988
Miguel Zaragoza y Aranquizna (1847–1923)				Painter, propagandist, one of the first teachers of University of the Philippines School of Fine Arts.	Nazarene Catholic School, R. Hidalgo St.	English	1939
Plaza Miranda				Place of political protests and miting de avance, site of the 1971 bombing.	Plaza Miranda	Filipino	August 21, 2021^[57]
San Sebastian Church		Building	House of Worship	The only all-steel church in Asia. Earliest church built in 1611.	San Sebastian Church	English	1934
Simbahan ng San Sebastian	San Sebastian Church	Building	House of Worship	Declared as a national historical landmark by the NHCP.	San Sebastian Church	Filipino	January 29, 1977

Sampaloc

This article lists twenty-three (23) markers from the Sampaloc district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Bulwagang Paraninfo	Paranymph Hall	Building	Auditorium	A short ceremony was held on December 16, 1941, where the class of 1942 and 1943 were sent to war. Class 1944 and 1945 became famous as guerrillas.	UST Main Building, España Ave.	Filipino	December 16, 1981
Church of Sampaloc				Site donated by Franciscans in 1613 and the first chapel was built on the same year.	Church of Our Lady of Loreto	English	1935
Colegio Medico-Farmaceutico^[58]	Doctor-Pharmacist College of the Philippines			Initiated by Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera and Mariano V. del Rosario on June 8, 1899.	Lepanto St. cor R. Papa	Spanish
Colegio Medico-Farmaceutico de Filipinas, Inc. (CMFFI)	Doctor-Pharmacist College of the Philippines			Established by Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera and Mariano V. Del Rosario.	Lepanto St. cor R. Papa (currently within NHCP storage)	Filipino
Disyembre 8, 1964	December 8, 1964			Isabelo de los Reyes established the first labor union in the Philippines on February 2, 1902.	Plaza Guipit, P. Guevarra St.	Filipino	1964
Florentino P. Cayco (1892–1976)				President of National University from 1937 to 1941. Founded Arellano University in 1938.	Arellano University, Legarda St.	Filipino	October 15, 1992
Jose Rizal (1861–1896)		Building / Structures	School	Alumnus of the Royal and Pontifical University of Santo Tomas.	Arch of the Centuries, University of Santo Tomas, España Ave.	Spanish	1960
La Gota de Leche	The Milk Drop	Building	Private Institution	Project of La Protección de la Infacia, Inc. to distribute fresh cow's milk to the less fortunate.	859 Sergio H. Loyola St.	Filipino	2003
La Proteccion de la Infancia, Inc.				Established by Teodoro R. Yangco to fight against the child disease in 1907.	859 Sergio H. Loyola St. (original location: Taft Ave.)^[21]	Filipino	October 17, 1977
Litografia e Imprenta de Cacho Hermanos	Cacho Brothers Lithography and Printing			Founded by El Don Salvado Chofre. Printed lottery tickets and publications of the Spanish colonial administration.	Legarda	Spanish
Manuel L. Quezon (1878–1944)		Building / Structures	School	Alumnus of the Royal and Pontifical University of Santo Tomas.	Arch of the Centuries, University of Santo Tomas, España Ave.	Spanish	August 19, 1961
National University				First private non-sectarian school in the Philippines. Founded in August 1900.	Mariano F. Jhocson St.	English	1952
Natividad Almeda Lopez (1892-1977)				Pioneer female lawyer and first female Filipina judge. Admitted to the Bar in 1914.	Gota de Leche, 859 Sergio H. Loyola St. (original location: Manila Children's Lying-in Hospital, Taft Ave., Ermita)	Filipino	September 8, 1992
Paaralang Legarda	Legarda School	Building	School	School established in 1922 that was used as station for Japanese soldiers in World War II.	Lealtad	Filipino	February 3, 1991
Philippine Pharmaceutical Association				Established on August 29, 1920, at the Manila College of Pharmacy, Santa Cruz, Manila.	Philippine Pharmacists Association, R. Papa St.	Filipino	1996
Obispo Maximo Isabelo de los Reyes, Anak	Supreme Bishop Isabelo de los Reyes, Jr.			Ordained and first celebrated mass at this site. Became Supreme Bishop of the Iglesia Filipina Independiente.	Iglesia Filipina Independiente Chapel, V. Concepcion St.	Filipino	October 8, 1972^[59]
Roseville College				Founded in 1900. First private school exclusively for women supported and staffed by Filipinos.	España Ave.
Santa Catalina College				First school for girls that was managed by and entrusted to religious women.	Santa Catalina College, Legarda St.	Filipino	February 18, 1988
Santo Tomas Concentration Camp				Concentration camp for American and allied civilians during World War II.	España Ave.	English	September 2, 1947^[60]
Ang Unang Limbagan sa Pilipinas	The First Printing Press of the Philippines	Building	Printing Press	One of the oldest in the world. Published the Doctrina Cristiana.	Miguel de Benavides Library, UST Campus, España Ave.	Filipino, Spanish^[61]	1943
University of Manila				Established as Instituto de Manila on October 5, 1913. Became temporary city hall and senate hall in 1945.	University of Manila Noli Fili Building, Delos Santos St.	English	1952
University of Santo Tomas		Building / Structures	School	Founded in 1611 by the legacy of Archbishop Miguel de Benavides.	Main Building, University of Santo Tomas, España Ave.	English	1935
University of Santo Tomas		Building / Structures	School	Founded in 1611 by legacy of Archbishop Miguel de Benavides.	Benavides Monument, University of Santo Tomas, España Ave.	Filipino	January 25, 2012

San Andres

This article lists zero markers from the San Andres district.

San Miguel

This article lists twenty-six (26) markers from the San Miguel district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Abbey of Our Lady of Montserrat		Building	House of Worship	Benedictine Priorate turned into Abbey. Erected in 1904. Raised to abbey in July 1924.	San Beda University, Mendiola St.	English	1939
Carmen de Luna (1873–1962)				Founder of Centro Escolar University. Born on July 16, 1873.	Centro Escolar University, Mendiola St.	Filipino	July 16, 1973
Centro Escolar University				Founded in 1907 as Centro Escolar de Señoritas by Librada Avelino and Carmen De Luna.	Centro Escolar University, Mendiola St.	English	1966
Concepcion A. Aguila (1894–1959)				Distinguished teacher and law practitioner. Born on September 11, 1894.	Centro Escolar University, Mendiola St.	Filipino	December 16, 1994
Fabrica de Cerveza de San Miguel	San Miguel Beer Factory			Founded by Don Enrique Maria Barreto de Ycaza on March 4, 1890, at Calzada de Malacañang (Laurel St.)	General Solano St.	Spanish	1950
Generosa de Leon (1892–1962)				Great woman educator of the Centro Escolar University. Established CEU's College of Pharmacy.	Centro Escolar University, Mendiola St.	Filipino	December 9, 1992
Goldenberg Mansion		Building	Guest House	Became the offices of the Philippine preliminary exposition to the International Esposition, St. Louis, Missouri.	General Solano St.	English	1957
Hospicio de San Jose	San Jose Hospice			Founded in 1782 by Francisco Enrique Gomez and his wife, Barbara Verzosa.	Ayala Blvd.	English	October 17, 1939
Hospicio de San Jose (1872)	San Jose Hospice			Founded in 1782 by the Francisco couple in Pandacan. Moved to current location between 1835 and 1840.	Ayala Blvd.	Filipino	1977
Ildefonso G. Tronqued, Sr.				Known athlete especially in football. Became part of the Philippine team who participated in the Far Eastern Games.	San Beda University, Mendiola St.	Filipino, English	June 23, 2006; January 12, 2018 (English marker)
Kalayaan Hall		Building	Government Building	Established in 1920 as the executive building by governor-general Francis Burton Harrison. Where the People Power Revolt ended on the night of February 25, 1986.	Kalayaan Hall, Malacañang Palace, J.P. Laurel St.	Filipino	2011
Kalye Mendiola	Mendiola Street			Site of the Battle of Mendiola. Street known as the location for numerous mass protests.	Mendiola St.	Filipino	2012
Kolehiyo ng San Beda	San Beda College			Established in 1901 by Spanish Benedictine Fathers as El Colegio de San Beda.	San Beda University, Mendiola St.	Filipino	July 22, 2001
Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino	Commission on the Filipino Language	Association / Institution / Organization	Government Office	The government agency responsible for the development and preservation of Filipino and other Philippine languages.	Watson Building, J.P. Laurel St.	Filipino	2012
La Consolacion College Manila		Association / Institution / Organization	School	Started as an orphanage and school of Spanish Augustinian nuns.	La Consolacion College Manila, Mendiola St.	Filipino	September 4, 2002
Liberation of Manila		Structure	Monument	Monument dedicated to the Allied liberation of Manila by combined U.S. and Philippine Commonwealth troops in World War II.	Plaza Aviles, S.P. Laurel St.	English	February 27, 1995
Librada Avelino 1873-1934				Co-founded Centro Escolar University. Born on January 18, 1873.	Centro Escolar University, Mendiola St.	Filipino	March 14, 1975
Malacañan Palace		Building	Government Center	Current residence of the President of the Republic of the Philippines.	Malacañang Palace site	English	1941 (now lost)^[62]
Palasyo ng Malakanyang	Malacañan Palace			Declared as a national historical landmark by the NHCP.	Malacañang Palace	Filipino, English	June 8, 1998
Palasyo ng Malakanyang	Malacañan Palace			Bought by Colonel Miguel Jose Fomento from Luis Rocha in 1802. Designated as the summer house of the Governor General in 1847.	Entrance lobby, Malacañang Palace^[63]	Filipino	2004
Philippine Lawyers' Association				Established in Manila in 1945. Diosdado Macapagal served as first president.	Malacañang Palace	Filipino	August 11, 1995
Sabino B. Padilla (1894-1986)				Became Secretary of the Department of Justice in 1948. Became an associate justice of the Supreme Court.	785 Nicanor B. Padilla St.	Filipino	August 20, 1994
San Beda College				Established in 1901 by the Benedictine Fathers on Arlegui Street.	San Beda University, Mendiola St.	English	1939
San Beda College				Established in 1901 by Benedictine Fathers. Became affiliated with the University of Santo Tomas on January 27, 1906.	San Beda University, Mendiola St.	English	1948
Sofia Reyes de Vera				Civic leader, became the second president of Centro Escolar University, from 1934 to 1953.	Centro Escolar University, Mendiola St.	Filipino	1976
Simbahan ng San Miguel	San Miguel Church	Building	House of Worship	Stone church by the Jesuits built in 1903, became the central base for missions to Japan.	1000 Jose P. Laurel, Sr. St. corner Gen. Solano St.	Filipino	September 28, 2003

San Nicolas

This article lists eleven markers from the San Nicolas district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
				Founding of the Katipunan	Elcano St.		July 7, 1998^[43]
Jose Abad Santos y Barce (1886–1942)				Statesman and fifth Chief Justice of the Philippines. Born on February 19, 1886.	Jose Abad Santos High School	Filipino	February 19, 1986
K. K. Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan	The Highest and Most Honorable Society of the Children of the Nation			Established by Andrés Bonifacio to wage an armed revolution against the Spaniards.	(currently within NHCP storage)	Filipino
Kataastaasan Kagalanggalang na Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan (K.K.K.N.M.A.N.B.)	The Highest and Most Honorable Society of the Children of the Nation	Structure	Monument	Foundation site of the Katipunan. Established on July 7, 1892.	72 Azcarraga St. (now Recto Ave.)	Filipino	2008
Mababang Paaralang Pedro Guevara^[64]	Pedro Guevara Elementary School			Old site of the Acaiceria de San Fernando, the main market for Chinese silk.	San Fernando St.	Filipino	September 1. 1998
Ang Parola ng Binondo	Binondo Light House			First built at the mouth of the Pasig River under Governor-General Sebastian Hurtado de Corcuera in 1642.	Pasig River Lighthouse	Filipino	November 12, 2002
Pook na Kinamatayan ni Teodora Alonso	Death site of Teodora Alonzo			Where Teodora Alonso, mother of José Rizal died, August 16, 1911.	San Fernando St.	Filipino	January 30, 2014
Pook Kung Saan Itinatag ang Katipunan	Site Where the Katipunan was Established			Founded on July 7, 1892. Aimed independence from Spain through armed struggle.	Elcano St.	Filipino	July 7, 1998
Sinilangang Pook ni Heneral Antonio Luna	General Antonio Luna Birthplace	Building	House	Writer and soldier. He was born on this house on October 29, 1866.	457 Urbiztondo St.	Filipino	October 29, 1967
Ang Tahanan ng Kaanak ni Rizal 1903 Daang San Fernando, Maynila	House of Rizal's relatives 1903 San Fernando St., Manila	Site	Site	Death place of Teodora Alonzo, mother of José Rizal. The house was owned by Luisa Lichauco.	San Fernando St.	Filipino	1960
Where 'Ang Kalayaan' Was Printed		Site	Site	Revolutionary underground publication against the Spaniards by the Katipunan.	Lavezares St.	English	1941

Santa Ana

This article lists five markers from the Santa Ana district.

Marker title	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Church of Santa Ana	Building	House of Worship	First Franciscan mission established outside Manila in 1578.	Santa Ana Church belltower	English	1936
Felipe G. Calderon (1868–1908)	Structure	Monument	Pedagogue, lawyer, writer. Drafted the constitution of the First Philippine Republic.	Plaza Felipe Calderon	English	1954
La Ignaciana	Building / Structures	Retreat House	A Jesuit villa used for retreats by Ateneo de Manila, where the spiritual exercises of Saint Ignatius were given.	Herran St. (now Pedro Gil St.) (inexistent; as of 2013, marker lost)	English	1939
Lichuaco House			Declared as a heritage house by the NHCP.	Lichauco Heritage House, Herrán (Pedro Gil)	English	2010
Thomas Earnshaw			Became director and vice president of Manila Railroad Company	Santa Ana Elementary School, Punta	Filipino	November 5, 1973

Santa Cruz

This article lists thirty-two (32) markers from the Santa Cruz district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
				Site where the Asociacion Feminista Filipina was first organized on June 30, 1905.^[65]	Priscilla Bldg., 770 Rizal Ave.	Filipino	1955
				First burial site of Francisco Mercado and Teodora Alonso.	Manila North Cemetery	English	1961
Amado Hernandez y Vera				Writer and leader of the workers. Received multiple awards and recognitions such as National Artist.	Second St., Manila North Cemetery	Filipino	September 20, 1994
Ariston Bautista Lin 1863 - 1928				Patriot, physician, and philanthropist. Born on February 23, 1863.		Filipino	February 22, 1981
Ariston Bautista Lin 1863 - 1928				Patriot, physician, and philanthropist. Born on February 23, 1863.	Ronquillo St.	Filipino	1983
Bureau of Health				Began as the Board of Health for the city of Manila in 1898. Extended functions to the provinces in 1899.	San Lazaro Hospital Compound	English	1950
Carriedo Fountain		Structure	Fountain	Built in 1882 as part of the Carriedo Waterworks System. Initiated by Governor General Domingo Moriones.	Plaza Santa Cruz	Filipino	July 24, 1997
Church of Santa Cruz		Building	House of Worship	Church built and administered by the Jesuits until 1768. Houses Our Lady of the Pillar of Manila.	Plaza Santa Cruz	English	1937
Dalawampu't Siyam na Martir	Twenty-nine Martyrs	Personages	Biographical marker, Memorial	Burial site of twenty-nine martyrs who were captured and beheaded by the Japanese during the occupation era.	38th cor. 16th streets, Manila North Cemetery	Filipino	April 11, 2022
Dating Libingan ni Apolinario Mabini 1903	Old Gravesite of Apolinario Mabini 1903			Original gravesite of Apolinario Mabini when he died of cholera on May 13, 1903.	Chinese Cemetery	Filipino	1963
Francis Burton Harrison		Personages	Biographical marker	Became New York Representative, 1903-1913. American Governor-General, 1913-1921.	Main Avenue, North Cemetery	Filipino	December 18, 2021
Francisco V. Guilledo (1901–1925)				The Philippines' first champion boxer; also known as "Pancho Villa"	North Cemetery	Filipino	1995
Gusaling Roman R. Santos	Roman R. Santos Building	Buildings / Structures	Building	Building was occupied by Monte de Piedad Savings Bank from 1894 to 1937.	Roman Santos Bldg., Escolta St.	Filipino	1977 (replacement of earlier marker due to loss)^[21]
Hukbong Gerilya ng mga Tsino-Filipino Laban sa mga Hapon sa Pilipinas Wha Chi	Guerilla Army of Chinese-Filipinos against the Japanese in the Philippines Wha Chi			Group of Chinese who fled from Manila to Central Luzon as part of the Hukbalahap.	Anti-Japanese Memorial, Manila Chinese Cemetery	Filipino	2005
Inauguration of the First Philippine Assembly				Site of the inauguration of the First Philippine Assembly on October 16, 1907.	Manila Opera Hotel, Doroteo Jose St.	English	1940
In Memoriam - Thomasites		Structure	Monument	Burial site of the Thomasites, pioneer American school teachers.	Manila North Cemetery	Filipino	August 21, 1995
Honorata De La Rama (1902-1991)				First Filipino to introduce kundiman overseas. National Artist for Theater and Music	Second St. Manila North Cemetery	Filipino	September 20, 1994
Jose F. Fabella 1888 - 1945				Father of Philippine public health. Born on October 16, 1888.	Rizal Ave.	Filipino	December 2002
Justiniano Asuncion (1816–1896)				Distinguished painter. Born on September 26, 1816, and became capitan municipal of Santa Cruz.	Santa Cruz Church side	Filipino	September 12, 1983
Kagawaran ng Kalusugan	Department of Health			Established on September 29, 1898, as a health service for Manila.	Department of Health, Rizal Ave.	Filipino	September 28, 1994
La Proteccion de la Infacia, Inc.		Building	Private Institution	Built to suppress illnesses that were killing children at that time.	Jose Fabella Hospital	Filipino	October 17, 1977
Leoncio Asuncion (1813–1888)				Father of modern religious sculpting. Born on September 12, 1813.	Santa Cruz Church side	Filipino	September 12, 1983
Manila College of Pharmacy				First school of pharmacy established and run by Filipinos. Precursor to the Manila Central University.	Manila Central University Compound, Fugoso St.	English	1954
The Manila Grand Opera House			Site / Event	Site of the inauguration of the First Philippine Assembly. Site was burned on November 18, 1943.	Manila Grand Opera House parking area, Rizal Avenue	English	1948
Manila Law College				Founded on February 27, 1899, as Escuela de Derecho de Manila by Felipe Calderon.		English
Monte de Piedad and Savings Bank				Oldest savings bank in the Philippines. Inaugurated on August 2, 1882, by Felix Huertas.	Plaza Santa Cruz	English	1959
Mauseleo de los Veteranos de la Revolucion	Mausoleum of the Veterans of the Revolution	Building	Cemetery	Built in memory of the veterans of the 1896 Revolution and Philippine–American War.	North Cemetery	Filipino	June 12, 1993
Nagkakaisang Metodistang Simbahang Knox (Knox United Methodist Church) (Itinatag 1899)	Knox United Methodist Church (Established 1899)			Site of the first Methodist community in the Philippines, led by Bishop James W. Thoburn.	Knox United Methodist Church, Rizal Avenue	Filipino	October 28, 1979
Philippine Tuberculosis Society				Founded on July 29, 1910.	Rizal Ave. cor Tayuman	English	Sept. 24, 1949
San Lazaro Hospital				Founded by Fray Juan Clemente in Intramuros in 1577.	San Lazaro Hospital compound	English	1952
Severino Reyes				Novelist and playwright. Born in Santa Cruz, Manila on February 11, 1861.	Severino Reyes, House, Severino Reyes St.	Filipino	September 1969
Sixto Ylagan Orosa y Agoncillo (1891-1981)				Instituted 14 Red Cross emergency hospitals in Manila during WWII.	Department of Health, San Lazaro Hospital Compound Original location: TNL Building, Ermita	Filipino	December 12, 1991

Santa Mesa

This article lists ten (10) markers from the Santa Mesa district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
				In this house as in the hearts of the Filipino people is enshrined the memory of Apolinario Mabini.	Mabini Shrine, Polytechnic University of the Philippines (formerly located in Pandacan)	Filipino	1941
Apolinario Mabini				House where Apolinario Mabini died on May 13, 1903	Mabini Shrine, Polytechnic University of the Philippines (formerly located in Pandacan)	Filipino, English	1953
Apolinario Mabini 23 Hulyo 1864 - 13 Mayo 1903^[66]	Apolinario Mabini July 23, 1864 - May 13, 1903			Revolutionary, writer, and political philosopher. The sublime paralytic of the Philippine Revolution.	Mabini Shrine, Polytechnic University of the Philippines	Filipino	July 23, 2013
Dambanang Apolinario Mabini	Apolinario Mabini Shrine			Ancestral house of Apolinario Mabini, now a shrine dedicated to him.	Mabini Shrine, Polytechnic University of the Philippines	Filipino	July 23, 2013
Dambana ni Mabini Pandacan, Manila	Mabini Shrine	Building	House, NHCP Museum	Dedicated to the paralytic hero of the revolution, Apolinario Mabini.	Mabini Shrine, Polytechnic University of the Philippines (formerly located in Pandacan, currently within NHCP storage)	Filipino	Second week of February, 1971^[67]
Eulogio “Amang” Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology (EARIST)				Initially a vocational school in a land donated by Eulogio Rodriguez.	EARIST Main Building façade, Nagtahan St.	Filipino
First Shot in the Filipino-American War		Site	Site	Shot by Private William Grayson that sparked the Philippine–American War.	Sociego St. cor. Silencio St. (formerly located at San Juan Bridge)	English	1941
Ang Pagsiklab ng Digmaan laban sa Estados Unidos	The Spark of the War against the United States			The first shot came from the side of 1st Nebraska Infantry Regiment	Sociego St. cor. Silencio St.	Filipino	February 4, 2022^[68]
Polytechnic University of the Philippines (1904–2004)		Building	School	Built as Manila Business School, established in Quiapo in October 1904.	Polytechnic University of the Philippines	Filipino	October 19, 2004
Unang Putok sa Digmaang Filipino-Amerikano	First Shot in the Filipino-American War	Site	Site	Shot by Private William Grayson that sparked the Philippine–American War.	Sociego St. cor. Silencio St. (formerly located at San Juan Bridge)	Filipino	February 4, 2004

Tondo

This article lists twenty-one (21) markers from the Tondo district.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Amado Hernandez y Vera (1903–1970)				Writer and leader of the workers. Born on September 13, 1903.	Plaza Leon	Filipino	1982
Andres Bonifacio 1863 - 1897		Site	Monument	Founded the Katipunan on July 7, 1892, aimed towards Philippine independence from Spain.	Bonifacio Monument, in front of Tutuban Train Station	Filipino	November 30, 1974
Antonio Luna^[28]							October 29, 1997
Church of Tondo		Building	House of worship	Popular among the Chinese, the present church was built in the second half of the 19th century,	600 L. Chacon St.	English	1939
Domingo Franco y Tuason (1856–1897)				Propagandist, patriot, and martyr. Born on August 4, 1856.	Plaza Moriones	Filipino	August 4, 1992
Emilio Jacinto				Birthplace of the "Brains of the Philippine Revolution." Joined the Katipunan in 1894.	St. Joseph Parish Church, Masangkay St.	Filipino	December 10, 1975
Honorio Lopez (1875–1958)		Structure	Monument	Playwright and revolutionary born in Santa Cruz, Manila. Born on December 30, 1875.	Plaza Moriones	Filipino	2010
Honorio Lopez (1875–1958)				Playwright and revolutionary born in Santa Cruz, Manila. Born on December 30, 1875.	2875 Rizal Ave.	Filipino	September 2, 1991
Iglesia Evangelica Metodista en las Islas Filipinas (IEMELIF)	Evangelical Methodist Church in the Philippine Islands			First local evangelical church in the Philippines. Established by Nicolás Zamora on February 28, 1909.	Iglesia Evangelica Metodista en las Islas Filipinas compound, cor Nicolas Zamora and Peñalosa Sts.	Filipino	February 28, 1984
Jose Corazon De Jesus (1894-1932)				Born on November 22, 1984. Known as the "King of Balagtasan."	N. Zamora St.	Filipino	November 22, 1994
La Liga Filipina	The Philippine League			Established by José Rizal for the reform movement and the progress of the Philippines.	Ylaya St. (currently within NHCP storage)	Filipino	1992
La Liga Filipina	The Philippine League			Established by José Rizal on this site to secure the rights of Filipinos. Reestablished by Domingo Franco, Andrés Bonifacio, and Apolinario Mabini.	Plaza La Liga Filipina, Ylaya St. cor. Raja Matanda St.	Filipino	July 3, 2015
Liga Filipina	Philippine League			House where Rizal established the society on July 3, 1892. Dissolved when Rizal was deported to Dapitan.	Recto Avenue	English
Manila Railroad Company		Building	Train Station	Preparation of general plan for railroad on Luzon authorized by a royal decree issued June 26, 1875.	Tutuban Center, Claro M. Recto Ave.	Filipino	1934
Mary Johnston Hospital		Building	Hospital	First used as a bible school for women. Established in 1906 by Dr. Rebecca Parish.	Mary Johnston Hospital, 1221 Juan Nolasco St.	Filipino	December 8, 2006
Memorare		Event	Site of an important event	A Muslim armada composed of 2,000 fought here and opposed the Spaniards. Memory to the 450th anniversary of the Battle of Bangkusay.	Moriones	Filipino	June 3, 2021
Ang Pampangulong Kotse ng Tren	The Presidential Train Car			Built by the Manila Railroad Company for the chief executive. First to use it was Quezon and last was Garcia.	PNR Tutuban Terminal	Filipino	July 31, 1984
Rosa Sevilla de Alvero				Established Instituto de Mujeres, first secular school for girls	Manila Cathedral School, Tayuman	Filipino	March 4, 1979
Rosuario Almario				Known writer in Tagalog. Became a councilor of Manila from 1925 to 1928.	Kagitingan St.	Filipino	August 29, 1986
Timoteo Paez (1861-1939)		Personages	Biographical marker	Reformist and revolutionary born in Tondo, August 22, 1861.	Timoteo Paez Integrated Elementary School, Balut	Filipino	September 1, 2022
Vicente L. Del Fierro (1903–1960)				Distinguished journalist. Known as "Del Fire," born on December 15, 1903.	Rotunda, Plaza Balagtas, Vicente L. del Fierro St., Gagalangin	Filipino	September 6, 1984

Marikina

This article lists four markers from Marikina City.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Kolehiyo-Seminaryo ng San Jose	College-Seminary of San Jose			First established by the Jesuits in Intramuros on August 25, 1801.	San Jose Seminary, Ateneo de Manila University (original location: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila site, Intramuros)	Filipino	December 7, 2002
Simbahan ng Nuestra Señora de Los Desamparados	Our Lady of the Abandoned Parish	Building	House of Worship	First church built by Augustinians through the use of light materials.	Marikina Church façade, se P. Rizal St., Santa Elena	Filipino	May 13, 1990
Unang Misa sa Baryo ng Jesus de la Peña	First Mass in the Village of Jesus de la Peña			First mass held in Marikina was held here on April 16. 1630. The chapel was established by Jesuits who discovered an image of Christ.	Jesus de la Peña Chapel façade, Capt. Sindo St.	Filipino	April 16, 1970
Unang Pagawaan ng Sapatos sa Marikina	First Shoe Workshop in Marikina	Building	Government Center	Pioneers of the Marikina shoe industry since the last days of 1887.	Jose P. Rizal St., Santa Elena	Filipino	April 16, 1970

Muntinlupa

This article lists four markers from the Muntinlupa City.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Bagong Bilangguang Bilibid (Kawanihan ng mga Bilangguan)	New Bilibid Prison (Bureau of Prisons)			Relocated to this site on November 15, 1940, from its original site in Santa Cruz.	New Bilibid Prison	Filipino	March 1, 2000
Ang Espedisyong Balmis	Balmis Expedition			Spanish medical expedition to vaccinate the population against smallpox.	Balmis Building, Research Institute for Tropical Medicine, Filinvest City, Alabang	Filipino	April 15, 2004
Kawanihan ng Koreksiyon	Bureau of Corrections			Established on November 1, 1905, as Bureau of Prisons under the Department of Public Instruction.	New Bilibid Prison	Filipino	November 8, 2005
Insular Life		Building	Private Company	First insurance company established in the Philippines. Established on November 25, 1910.	Insular Life Corporate Centre, Insular Life Drive, Filinvest City, Alabang	Filipino	November 25, 2010

Navotas

This article lists two markers from Navotas City.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued	Image
Simbahan ng Navotas^[69]	Church of Navotas	Buildings/ Structures	House of worship	Established by the Augustinians as a visita of Tondo, May 21, 1599. Made into a prison of suspected guerillas during WWII.	Church of Navotas façade	Filipino	December 10, 2021^[69]
United Methodist Church (Tangos, Navotas)		Building	House of Worship	Established in 1900. Fifty worshipers were sent by Pastor Nicolás Zamora. First chapel built in 1905.	Mariano Naval cor. S. Antonio Sts., Tangos		May 5, 1985

Parañaque

This article lists six markers from Parañaque City.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Benigno S. Aquino Jr. “Ninoy” (1932–1983)^[70]					Ninoy Aquino Monument, Ninoy Ave.		February 12, 2015
Church of Parañaque		Building	House of Worship	Established by Spanish friars under Fr. Diego de Espinal, O.S.A.	Quirino Ave., La Huerta	English	1939
Kapilya ni San Nicolas de Tolentino	San Nicolas de Tolentino Chapel	Building	House of Worship	First built by Augustinians in 1776 using bricks and stone. Used as a barracks by the Spanish forces during the Philippine Revolution.	Kapitan Tinoy St., La Huerta	Filipino	May 7, 1995
Manuel Bernabe y Hernandez				Award-winning poet. Born on February 17, 1890. Journalist of La Democracia and La Vanguardia.	M.H. del Pilar St.	Filipino	November 29, 1983
Padre Pedro Dandan y Masangkay^[71]	Father Pedro Dandan y Masangkay			Revolutionary secular priest who was part of the Cavite Mutiny.	Parañaque Church	Filipino	March 4, 1984
Simbahang Metodistang Episkopal	Methodist Episcopal Church	Building	House of Worship	First Methodist church south of Manila. Established in 1901 by American missionaries.	0199 Quirino Avenue, Tambo	Filipino	March 19, 1991

Pasay

This article lists eleven markers from Pasay City.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Avenida Mexico	Mexico Avenue			Important route for the Manila-Acapulco galleon trade for two hundred years until 1815.	Taft Ave. Extension	Filipino	1964
Ang Bahay ni Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez	House of Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez	Building	House	Old residence of the late Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez. Built in 1951.	E. Rodriguez St. (formerly Salud St.) cor. Tangkian St.	Filipino	December 9, 1983
Claro M. Recto				Patriot, statesman, jurist, parliamentarian, and writer. Spent his latter years on great deeds.	2150 F.B. Harrison	Filipino	October 2, 1986
Eduardo A. Quisumbing (1895–1986)				Taxonomist and orchidologist. Born in Santa Cruz, Laguna, on November 25, 1895.	College Rd.	Filipino	November 24, 1986
Manuel Colayco (1906–1945)				Born on May 29, 1906. Distinguished editor and religious leader. WWII hero.	Colayco Monument, Pasay Sports Complex (Derham Park)	English	May 29, 1984.
Marcela Marcelo-Lugo				Known as "Henerala." Headed a group in the Battle of Santol Pass, where she died on March 21, 1897.	Malibay Central Plaza
Ospital ng San Juan de Dios	Hospital of San Juan de Dios			Established by Fray Juan Clemente in 1578 in Intramuros. Reopened in 1952 after WWII.	Roxas Blvd.	Filipino	August 15, 1979
School for the Deaf and Blind				Pioneer school for the handicapped in the Philippines. Founded in 1923.	F.B. Harrison St.	English	1961
Tumira Dito si Claro Mayo Recto (1890–1960)^[72]	Here lived Claro Mayo Recto (1890–1960)			Where Claro M. Recto spent his most meaningful years of his life.	Leveriza St. cor. Fresno St.	Filipino	1986
Unang Paaralang Bayan ng Pasay	First Public School of Pasay	Building	School	Oldest school in Pasay. Built in 1907. Renamed after Epifanio de los Santos in 1948.	P. Burgos St., Barangay 60	Filipino	1956
Unang Paaralang Bayan ng Pasay	First Public School of Pasay	Building	School	Declared by the NHCP as a national historical landmark.	P. Burgos St., Barangay 60	Filipino	1984

Pasig

This article lists seven (7) markers from Pasig City.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Church of Pasig		Building	House of Worship	First church built in 1575. Occupied and used by British during their occupation.	Pasig Cathedral façade, Plaza Rizal, Malinao	English	1937
Colegio de Madres Agustinas	College of the Augustinian Nuns	Building	School	College found in 1740 by Rev. Felix Trillo O.S.A. Intended for the education of girls.	Antonio Luna St.	English	1937
Colegio del Buen Consejo	College of Good Counsel			Built upon the structure of the Santa Rita de Pasig convent. Renovated in 1948 after getting destroyed during the Liberation of Manila.	Antonio Luna St., Plaza Rizal, Malinao	Filipino	2009
Dakilang Pulong ng Katipunan sa Pasig "Asamblea Magna"	Great Meeting of the Katipunan in Pasig	Sites/ Events	Site	Andrés Bonifacio gathered Katipuneros in the house of Valentin Cruz to plan the revolution against the Spaniards.	20 M.H. del Pilar St, Pasig	Filipino	August 29, 2023
Eugenio López (1901–1975)				Entrepreneur and philanthropist. Founder of ABS-CBN Corporation.	Benpres Building, Exchange Road corner Meralco Ave., San Antonio	Filipino	1989
Julia Vargas vda. de Ortigas	Julia Vargas widow of Ortigas			Great civic leader and philanthropist. Became president of Philippine Tuberculosis Society.	Emerald Ave., Ortigas Center	Filipino	April 27, 1982
Pang-alaalang Bantayog	Memorial Monument	Structure	Monument	Dedicated to the heroes of Pasig who died during World War II.	Caruncho Ave., Malinao (formerly located at Plaza Rizal)	Filipino	August 29, 1954

Pateros

This article lists one marker from the Municipality of Pateros.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued	Image
Simbahan ng Pateros	Church of Pateros	Building	House of Worship	Founded by the Augustinians as a visita of Pasig in 1572. Became a visita of Taguig in 1742.	Pateros Church façade, B. Morcilla St.	Filipino	August 15, 2015

Quezon City

This article lists forty-six (46) markers from the Quezon City.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical Service				Created by Emilio Aguinaldo as division of military health on June 23, 1898. Gen. Anastacio Francisco served as first head.	Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical Center (V. Luna Hospital), V. Luna Ave.	Filipino	2004
Ang Bagong Kinalalagyan ng Bantayog ng Sigaw ng Pugad Lawin sa Diliman, Lungsod ng Quezon, ay Pinasinayaan Noong 29 ng Nobyembre, 1968	The New Location of the Monument of the Cry of Pugad Lawin, Diliman, Quezon City, was Inaugurated on November 29, 1988.	Structure	Monument	New location of the monument commemorating the Cry of Pugad Lawin.	Katipunero Monument, Vinzons Hall, Academic Oval, University of the Philippines Diliman	Filipino	November 29, 1968
Benigno S. Aquino Jr. "Ninoy"				A political opposition during his time, returned to the Philippines and was assassinated on August 21, 1983.	Aquino residence, Times St.	Filipino	August 21, 1993
Bulwagang Panlipunan ng DND	Social Hall of DND			Place where Juan Ponce Enrile and Fidel V. Ramos had a press conference, and after which, the first People Power happened.	Department of National Defense, Camp Aguinaldo	Filipino	February 22, 1991
Carriedo Fountain				Part of the waterworks system under Governor General Domingo Moriones.	MWSS Compound, Balara	Filipino	July 22, 1982
Church of the Holy Sacrifice		Building	House of Worship	One of the first primary examples of modern architecture in the Philippines.	Church of the Holy Sacrifice, Laurel Ave., University of the Philippines Diliman	Filipino, English	January 12, 2006; 2008 (English marker); 2015 (English marker replacement)
Church of San Francisco del Monte				Site was donated to the Franciscans on February 17, 1590. Known as the church where many missionaries who were martyred in Japan, China, and Cambodia came from.	Church of San Francisco del Monte, San Francisco del Monte	English	1936
Ang Dambana ni Melchora (Tandang Sora) Aquino (6 Enero 1812 - 19 Pebrero 1919)	Melchora Aquino (Tandang Sora) Shrine (6 January 1812 - 19 February 1919)	National Shrine	Monument	Where the remains of Melchora Aquino are currently interred starting 2012.	Banlat Rd., Tandang Sora	English	March 3, 2012
EDSA People Power		Site/Events	Monument	Revolt of 1986 which toppled the Marcos regime and installed Corazon Aquino as president.	People Power Monument, Epifanio delos Santos Avenue, Camp Aguinaldo	Filipino	2011
Eugenio "Geny" Lopez, Jr. (1928-1999)		Building	Broadcast Center	Former President (1965-1972, 1986–1993) and Chairman Emeritus of ABS-CBN Corporation, the country's largest media conglomerate.	ELJ Communications Center, Eugenio Lopez Dr., Diliman	Filipino	2001
Geronima T. Pecson (1896-1989)				Educator, author, social worker, and first woman senator.	18 Gilmore Ave.	Filipino	July 31, 1995
Gil J. Puyat				Senator and civic leader. Became senate president from 1967- 1972.	D. Tuazon St.	Filipino	1982
Horacio de la Costa 1916-1977				Jesuit Historian and first Filipino superior of the Philippine Jesuits.	De la Costa Hall, Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights	Filipino	June 1, 2017
Iglesia ni Cristo				Established on July 27, 1914 by Felix Y. Manalo.	Iglesia ni Cristo Central Office, Commonwealth Ave.		July 24, 2014
Jorge Pineda 1879-1946				Realist painter. Made lithographs for Carmelo and Bauermann. Made caricatures for the Philippines Free Press.	11 J. Pineda St., Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon, Balintawak	Filipino	1982
Jovita Fuentes Pebrero 15, 1895 Agosto 7, 1978	Jovita Fuentes February 15, 1895, August 7, 1978			Distinguished opera singer and first female National Artist for Music.	University of the Philippines College of Music, Academic Oval, University of the Philippines, Diliman	Filipino	February 9, 1995
Kampo Crame	Camp Crame	Site	Military Camp	Established as part of the Philippine Constabulary, now the headquarters of the Philippine National Police.	Gen. J. delos Reynes St., Camp Crame, Bagong Lipunan ng Crame	Filipino	2011
Komisyong Konstitusyonal ng 1986	Constitutional Commission of 1986			Assigned with the drafting of a new constitution. It was ratified through a plebescite on February 2, 1987.	Batasang Pambansa Complex, Batasan Hills	Filipino	1987
Komisyon ng Serbisyo Sibil	Civil Service Commission			Started in 1900 at the Ayuntamiento. Became a commission in 1962.	CSC Building	Filipino	September 19, 1983
Labanan sa San Mateo	Battle of San Mateo			Historic battle of the Philippine–American War. The forces under Licerio Gerónimo were able to kill Gen. Henry W. Lawton.	Bagong Silangan Barangay Hall, General Licerio Geronimo St.	Filipino	December 19, 1999
Libreria ni Juan Martinez	Bookshop of John Martinez			First established along Calle Jolo (Juan Luna St.) in 1902. Publisher of works in Tagalog, Ilocano, and Kapampangan.	Mayon	Filipino	December 8, 1960
Manuel L. Quezon^[73]					Quezon City Hall		August 19, 1978
Manuel L. Quezon				President of the Commonwealth, Father of the National Language.	Quezon City Memorial Circle		August 19, 2021
Maria Paz Mendoza-Guazon				Distinguished woman in medicine. Established relevant organizations for Filipinos.	PAUW Bldg. cor. Matatag and Matalino Sts.	Filipino	October 20, 1984
Melchora Aquino				Where her remains were placed. Was known as the "Tandang Sora."	Himlayang Pilipino	Filipino	January 9, 1972
Melchora Aquino (Tandang Sora)	Melchora Aquino (Old Woman Sora)	Structure	Monument	Mother of the Philippine Revolution. Born on January 6, 1812.	Banlat Rd., Tandang Sora	Filipino	2007
Mira-Nila Heritage House		Building	House	Declared as a heritage house by the NHCP.	Mira-Nila Heritage House, 26 Mariposa St., Bagong Lipunan ng Crame	English	June 22, 2011
Monumento sa mga Bayani ng 1896	Monument to the Heroes of 1896	Structure	Monument	In memory of the heroes of the 1896 revolution. Original location was in Balintawak.	Katipunero Monument, Vinzons Hall, Academic Oval, University of the Philippines Diliman	Filipino	2011
National Defense College of the Philippines		Institution	School	Founded to establish a relationship between the military and the citizenry for national sovereignty.	DND Compound, Camp Aguinaldo	Filipino	2013
National Federation of Women’s Club of the Philippines		Association/ Institution/ Organization	Institutional marker	Established in 1921 when about 300 women's clubs gathered in Manila Hotel.	Aurora Aragon Ancestral House compound, Quezon City Circle	Filipino	September 15, 2022
Paliparang Zablan, P.A.A.C.	Zablan Airfield, P.A.A.C.			The first aircraft for the Airforce of the Philippines was tested here in 1936.	Camp Aguinaldo	Filipino	May 1, 1968
Pambansang Dambana ni Quezon	Quezon National Shrine			Quezon Memorial Committee was established on December 17, 1945, to gather funds for the Quezon National Shrine.	Quezon Memorial Circle, Pinyahan	Filipino	1978
Pambansang Pang-alaalang Dambana ni Quezon	Quezon National Memorial Shrine	Building	NHCP Museum	In memory of Manuel Quezon, President of the Philippine Commonwealth.	Quezon Memorial Circle, Pinyahan	Filipino	August 19, 1990; August 19, 2015 (replacement)
The Philippine Assembly				First inaugurated at the Manila Grand Opera House by William H. Taft.	Batasang Pambansa Complex, Batasan Hills	English	2007
Philippine Medical Association		Association/ Institution/ Organization	Office	Established on September 13, 1903, under the mission of uniting Filipino doctors.	North Ave., Santo Cristo	Filipino	May 6, 1992
Si Melchora Aquino (Tandang Sora) Dito sa Banlat, Kalookan Isinilang Noong 1812	Melchora Aquino (Old Woman Sora) Here in Banlat, Caloocan was Born 1812			Heroically aided the revolutionaries. Was exiled to Guam in 1896.	Banlat	Filipino	1958
Ang Sigaw ng Pugad Lawin (1896)	The Cry of Pugad Lawin (1896)	Site	Site	Site where Andrés Bonifacio announced the Katipunan's revolution against Spain.	Pugad Lawin Shrine, Bahay Toro	Filipino	August 23, 1984 (marker stolen)
Ang Simbahan ng Santo Domingo	The Church of Santo Domingo			The National Shrine of Our Lady of the Rosary. Inaugurated on January 1, 1588.	National Shrine of Our Lady of the Rosary, Quezon Ave.	Filipino	July 22, 1988
Social Security System^[74]				Decreed by Manuel Roxas in 1948.	SSS Building, East Ave.		September 1, 2008
St. Luke's Medical Center (Centennial Marker)				Established in 1903.	E. Rodriguez Ave.	English	October 13, 2003
Teodoro Andal Agoncillo				Historian and author. Wrote books such as History of the Filipino People and The Revolt of the Masses.	952 Quezon Blvd. Extension	Filipino	November 5, 1985
University of the Philippines				Premier Philippine state university founded on June 18, 1908.	Oblation Statue, Quezon Hall, University of the Philippines Diliman	English	June 18, 1985
University of the Philippines College of Law				Organized under the initiative of George A. Malcolm in 1910, with help from the YMCA.	Malcolm Hall, Academic Oval, University of the Philippines, Diliman	Filipino	2012
Unang Brodkast sa Telebisyon Sa Pilipinas	First Television Broadcast in the Philippines	Building	Broadcasting Center	The first TV broadcast in the Philippines, made by DZAQ-TV Channel 3 of the Alto Broadcasting System (now known as ABS-CBN).	ABS-CBN Broadcasting Center, Sgt. Esguerra Ave., Diliman	Filipino	December 19, 2003
Upsilon Sigma Phi		Association/ Institution/ Organization	Institutional marker	Started as a meeting of fourteen students, November 18, 1918.	UP Promenade, University of the Philippines Diliman	Filipino	November 19, 2022^[75]
Veterans Memorial Medical Center				Established under the help of the US Government on July 1, 1948, to serve Filipino veterans.	Veterans Memorial Medical Center, North Ave.	Filipino	November 15, 2005

San Juan

This article lists thirteen (13) markers from the City of San Juan.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Almacen de Polvora	Gunpowder Magazine	Structure	Magazine	Gunpowder magazine built in 1781 as preparation for any future attacks on Manila. Targeted by Andrés Bonifacio at the Battle of Pinaglabanan.	San Juan Elementary School Compound, Rivera	Filipino	August 29, 1988
Battle of Pinaglabanan				Site where the Katipuneros first attacked under the forces of Andrés Bonifacio and Emilio Jacinto.	N. Domingo St.	Filipino	August 29, 1969
Church of San Juan del Monte		Building	House of Worship	Dominican church and convent built from 1602 to 1604. Used by the revolutionary Filipino forces.	183 F. Blumentritt St., Kabayanan	English	1937
Church of Santo Cristo				Church and convent built in 1602–1604. Used by the Katipuneros in 1898 during the Philippine Revolution.	140 Pinaglabanan Road, Pedro Cruz	English	1937
Club Filipino				Established to protect Philippine sovereignty by promoting Filipino culture.	Club Filipino Ave., Greenhills	Filipino	June 19, 1980^[27]
Club Filipino Bulwagang Kalayaan 25 Pebrero 1986	Club Filipino Independence Hall 25 February1986			Site where Corazon Aquino took her oath as the first female president of the Philippines.	Club Filipino Ave., Greenhills	Filipino	1988
Ang Club Filipino at ang Partido Nacionalista	The Club Filipino and the Nacionalista Party			In commemoration of the efforts of the Nacionalista Party members against the Federalista Party members' goal of making the Philippines a US state.	Club Filipino Ave., Greenhills	Filipino	April 29, 1996
El Deposito	The Reservoir	Structure	Reservoir	Old Spanish reservoir which supplied Manila. Site of the Battle of Pinaglabanan.	Pinaglabanan Shrine Park, Corazon de Jesus	Filipino	August 30, 1972
Felipe Agoncillo (1859–1941) at Marcela Mariño Agoncillo (1859–1946)	Felipe Agoncillo (1859–1941) and Marcela Mariño Agoncillo (1859–1946)			Burial place of Felipe Agoncillo, the first Filipino diplomat and Marcela Mariño Agoncillo, who sewed the First Filipino flag.	Santuario de Santo Cristo Church graveyard, F. Blumentritt St.	Filipino	September 29, 1982
Pang-alaalang Dambana ng Pinaglabanan	Pinaglabanan Shrine	Structure	Monument	Shrine park was built by the Pinaglabanan Memorial Commission. Transferred to the National Historical Institute on February 4, 1974.	Pinaglabanan Shrine Park, Corazon de Jesus	Filipino	August 30, 1976
Pinaglabanan Church\|Ang Simbahan ng San Juan del Monte	The Church of San Juan del Monte	Building	House of Worship	Planned and built by architect Luis Arellano in 1896. Rebuilt in 1951.	140 Pinaglabanan Rd., Pedro Cruz	English	March 31, 1974
Tulay ng San Juan	San Juan Bridge	Site	Bridge	Served as a boundary between the Filipino and American forces.	N. Domingo St.	Filipino	February 5, 2009
Victoria Lopez-Araneta				Civic leader and writer. Born on March 6, 1907. Established the White Cross.	White Cross, Col. Bonny Serrano Ave.	Filipino	2007

Taguig

This article lists six (6) markers from Taguig City.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Jose Rizal (1861 - 1896)^[76]				National hero of the Philippines. First 3D statue.	Department of Science and Technology	Filipino	December 30, 2021
Manuel L. Quezon				President of the Commonwealth Government	Quezon Monument, Plaza Quezon, Santa Ana	Filipino	February 16, 2024
Memorare				In memory of Andrés Bonifacio, Supremo of the Katipunan. Monument for his death centenary.	Bonifacio Monument, Makati Linear Park	Filipino	1997, removed November 2017
Philippine Expeditionary Forces to Korea (PEFTOK)		Monument	Personage	Deployed by the Philippines under command of the United Nations to defend the Korean Peninsula during the Korean War	Philippine–Korea Friendship Center, Bayani Rd.		June 25, 2015
Pook na Sinilangan ni Felix Y. Manalo	Birthplace of Felix Y. Manalo	Site	Site	Birthplace of Felix Manalo, the founder of the Iglesia ni Cristo. Built churches in the Philippines and across the globe.	Felix Y. Manalo National Historical Landmark, F. Manalo St., Calzada, Tipas	Filipino	2007
Simbahan ng Tagig	Taguig Church	Building	House of Worship	Built by Augustinians in 1587 under parish priest P. Diego Alvarez.	Taguig Church façade, General Antonio Luna St., Santa Ana	Filipino	July 25, 1987

Valenzuela

This article lists four (4) markers from Valenzuela City.

Marker title	English translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date issued
Dr. Pio Valenzuela 1869 - 1956 Dakilang Katipunero at Lingkod ng Bayan	Dr. Pio Valenzuela 1869 - 1956 Great Katipunero and Servant of the Nation			Revolutionary and member of the Katipunan. Born on July 11, 1869.	Pio Valenzuela Ancestral House, Dr. Pio Valenzuela St. cor. Kabesang Pino St. Pariancillo Villa	Filipino	July 11, 1966
Labanan sa Malinta 26 Marso 1899	Battle of Malinta March 26, 1899	Site	Site	Where the Battle of Malinta between Filipino and American soldiers took place.	Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela, Maysan Rd., Malinta	Filipino	April 22, 2013^[41]
Pio Valenzuela 1869–1956				Became administrator of the press of Katipunan and its publication Kalayaan.	Dr. Pio Valenzuela Museum, Pariancillo Villa	Filipino	February 14, 2023
Punong Himpilan ng Operasyong Militar sa Maynila	Headquarters of the Military Operations in Manila	Site	Site	Where Gen. Antonio Luna stationed against the American forces in Manila.	Old Polo Train Station, MacArthur Highway cor. G. Lazaro St., Brgy. Dalandanan	Filipino	April 15, 2015

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