List of historical markers of the Philippines in Calabarzon

Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery entrance arch with historical marker in Nagcarlan, Laguna.

This list of historical markers installed by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) in Calabarzon (Region IV-A) 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.

In 2004, the NHCP approved a marker for the , Biñan for its historicity in relation to Teodora Alonso, José Rizal, and the city. However, the marker did not push through because the owner refused to follow preservation requests.^[1]

On March 18, 2015, a marker pertaining to the Jabidah massacre was installed in Corregidor, Cavite City.^[2] Despite referring to the said event, the marker was entitled "Mindanao Garden of Peace, Corregidor Island" and did not contain the name "Jabidah."

A marker, commemorating National Artist Vicente Manansala was moved from his house in Binangonan to Holy Angel University, Angeles City.

This article lists two hundred seventy-one (271) markers from the CALABARZON Region.

Batangas[]

This article lists fourty-four (44) markers from the Province of Batangas.

Marker title	English Translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date Issued	Image
Albino C. Dimayuga				Journalist, poet, and nationalist writer. Translated Mi último adiós into Tagalog.	115 10 de Julio St., Lipa City	Filipino	September 14, 1984
Ananias Diokno		Building	House	Known as the "General of the Ocean," he fought Spaniards in Panay.	Ananias Diokno Ancestral House, Taal	Filipino	January 22, 1991
Apolinario Mabini Dito Ipinanganak Ika-23 ng Hulyo, 1864	On This Site was Born 23 July 1864 Apolinario Mabini	Building	NHCP Museum	Memorial site to the "Sublime Paralytic" of the Philippine revolution.	Tanauan City	Filipino, English	1939, 1952, 1964
Arsobispado ng Lipa	Archbishopric of Lipa			First evangelization activities in Batangas by 1572. Became an archdiocese on June 20, 1972.	Lipa Cathedral, Lipa City	Filipino	2011
Bahay ni Apacible	House of Apacible			Designated as a heritage house by the NHCP.	Apacible Ancestral House, Taal	Filipino	October 25, 1977
Basilika Menor ng Inmaculada Concepcion	Minor Basilica of the Immaculate Conception			First church built by Diego Mojica, in 1581. Second church was built in 1601.	Basilica Menor of the Immaculate Concepcion Church façade, Batangas City	Filipino	January 15, 1984
Ang Basilika ng Taal	Taal Basilica	Building	House of Worship	Built in 1575 by Father Diego Espina, known as the largest Catholic church in the East.	Taal Basilica, Taal	Filipino	December 8, 1986
Battle of Talisay[3]							October 12, 1997
Bayan ng San Juan (San Juan de Bocboc)	Town of San Juan			Original center was in Pinagbayanan. Moved to current site because of the request of the citizens due to frequent floods.	San Juan	Filipino	December 12, 1990
Ang Bayan ng Taal (1572)	The Town of Taal (1572)			Moved from its original site in Balangon because of the eruptions of the Taal Volcano.	Taal Municipal Hall, Taal	Filipino	December 8, 1972[4]
Birthplace of Mabini					Tanauan City	English
Cathedral of Lipa				Administered by the Augustinians from 1605 to the end of the nineteenth century.	Lipa City Cathedral, Lipa City	English	1939
Church of Bauan		Building	House of Worship	Administered by the Augustinians from 1596 to the end of the nineteenth century.	Bauan Church façade, Bauan	English	1939
Church of Ibaan				Became a town in 1804. First church was built in 1817. Present church was built in 1869.	Ibaan Church façade, Ibaan	English	1941
Church of San Jose		Building	House of Worship	Church built by the famous botanist Rev. Manuel Blanco, O.S.A. in 1812.	San Jose	English	1939
Clemencia Castelo Lopez (1872 - 1963)[5]				Went to the United States as member of the Anti-Imperialist League. She gave testimony at the United States Senate on March 15, 1902 to oppose the American occupation of the Philippines.	Balayan	Filipino	February 8, 2013
Escuela Pia		Building	School	School entrusted to the Order of Escuela Pia, a religious congregation established by San Jose de Calasanz.	Escuela Pia, Taal	Filipino	January 22, 1991
Felipe Agoncillo y Encarnacion 1859-1941		Building	House	Lawyer, statesman, and patriot. First Filipino diplomat. Born on May 26, 1859.	Agoncillo Ancestral House, Taal	Filipino	1955
				Exposed American corruption during the American occupation in his editorial "Aves de Rapiña."	P. Torres cor. G. Solis St., Lipa City	Filipino	May 3, 1984
Galicano C. Apacible (1864 - 1949)				A propagandist who became governor of Batangas. Born on June 24, 1864.	Balayan	Filipino	June 24, 2003
Gliceria Marella de Villavicencio (1852–1929)		Building	House	Heroine, provided moral and material help in the revolution. Her house became a major station for soldiers of the Philippine Revolution.	Villavicencio Ancestral House, Taal	Filipino	December 8, 1985
Goco Ancestral House		Building	House	Declared as a heritage house by the NHCP.	Goco Ancestral House, Taal	English	March 3, 2001
Heneral Nicolas Gonzales at Lantin	General Nicolas Gonzales y Lantin			Filipino revolutionary and general. Governor of Batangas from 1916-1919	Tanauan City	Filipino	December 5, 1958
Jose P. Laurel				Former president of the Philippines. Was a delegate to the Malolos Congress.	Tanauan City	Filipino	March 9, 1964
Jose P. Laurel				Jurist, statesman, and legislator. Former president of the Philippines.	Tanauan City	Filipino	March 9, 1991
Jose Rizal (1861–1896)[6]				Philippine national hero. Doctor, surveyor, linguist, writer, poet.	Tuy	Rizal Monument, Tuy Plaza	December 28, 2021
Lauro Dimayuga				Revolutionary and one of the original members of Indios Bravos by José Rizal	In front of Lipa City hall, Lipa City	Filipino	January 25, 1991
Leon Apacible (1865-1911)		Building	NHCP Museum	Ancestral home of Leon Apacible, a member of the Malolos Congress.	Apacible Ancestral House, Taal	Filipino	October 25, 1980[7]
Luz-Katigbak Ancestral House		Building	House	Declared as a heritage house by the NHCP.	198 Rizal Street, Lipa City	English	October 20, 1996
Marcela Mariño Agoncillo 1859 - 1946				One of the women who sew the first flag of the Philippines. Spouse of Felipe Agoncillo.	Agoncillo Ancestral House, Taal	Filipino	June 24, 1955
Miguel Malvar (1865-1911)		Building	NHCP Museum	Born in the village of San Miguel, last Filipino general to surrender to the Americans.	Sto. Tomas	Filipino	September 27, 1973
Municipality of Lemery				Town established in 1862 during the administration of governor-general Jose Lemery.	Lemery	English	1962
Pagdaong sa Nasugbu	Nasugbu Landing			Where the American soldiers landed during WWII. The Filipino guerrillas were headed by Lieutenant Colonel Marcelo Castillo and Colonel Eleuterio L. Adevoso.	Nasugbu	Filipino	2007
Paliparang Batangas, P.A.A.C.	Batangas Airfield, P.A.A.C.			Main headquarters of the 6th Pursuit Squadron . On December 12, 1941, six Filipino-crewed aircraft were launched against the Japanese.	Batangas City	Filipino	May 1, 1968
Parola ng Cape Santiago	Cape Santiago Lighthouse			First surveyed and suggested by Martin Pers y Pers in 1887. Constructed in 1890. Served as a guide for ships for the Port of Manila.	Cape Santiago, Calatagan	Filipino	March 12, 2018[8]
Parola ng Malabrigo	Malabrigo Lighthouse	Structure	Lighthouse	Designed by Guillermo Brockman as a cylindrical brick tower with metal staircase.	Lobo	Filipino, English	2007
Pinagtayuan ng Unang Simbahan ng Bauan	Site of the First Church of Bauan			First established by the Augustinians on March 17, 1590. Relocated because of frequent floods.	Santa Teresita	Filipino	May 17, 2000
Simbahan ng Balayan	Balayan Church	Building	House of Worship	First built by Franciscans out of light materials in 1579. Stone church built in 1749.	Balayan Catholic Church façade, Balayan	Filipino	December 8, 1986
Simbahan ng San Juan	San Juan Church	Building	House of Worship	First built out of materials from palm and bamboo in Pinagbayanan, 1843.	San Juan	Filipino	January 19, 1990
Ang Simbahan ng Taal	The Church of Taal			Moved from its original site in Balangon because of the eruptions of the Taal Volcano.	Taal Basilica, Taal (currently within NHCP storage)	Filipino	December 8, 1972
Simbahan ng Tanauan	Tanauan Church	Building	House of Worship	First built by Augustinians out of wood. Construction completed before 1590.	Tanauan City	Filipino	January 21, 1991
(1863-1947)				Born on April 6, 1863. One of the few Filipinos who did not pledge allegiance to both Spain and the United States.	Sixto Lopez Ancestral House, Balayan	Filipino	March 13, 1993
Teodoro M. Kalaw				Famous historian. Editor from El Renacimiento. Director of the National Library from 1916 to 1917.	Lipa City	Filipino	1959
Ylagan-de La Rosa Ancestral House		Building	House	Declared as a heritage house by the NHCP.	Ylagan-de La Rosa Ancestral House, Taal	English	May 30, 1999

Cavite[]

This article lists ninety-four (94) markers from the Province of Cavite.

Marker title	English Translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date Issued	Image
Arsenal ng Imus	Imus Arsenal	Structure	Military Structure	Became a military factory of the Katipuneros during the Revolutionary War and the Philippine–American War.	Cavite Provincial Police Office, Camp Gen. Pantaleon Garcia, Imus City	Filipino	April 19, 1999
Artemio Ricarte (Vibora)	Artemio Ricarte (Viper)			Became the residence of Artemio Ricarte from 1890-1900.	General Trias	Filipino	July 13, 1974
The Astronomical Observatory of Cavite		Site	Site	Formerly occupied by the Castellano by the Spaniards and the Commandant of the Cavite Navy Yard under the American regime.	Cavite City	English
Astronomical Observatory of Joseph Le Paute D'Aglet				French Astronomer Joseph Le Paute D'Aglet determined the latitude of Cavite in 1787.	Cavite City	English	1998
Bahay na Pinaglitisan kay Andres Bonifacio	Where Bonifacio was Court-Martialled	Building	NHCP Museum	House where Bonifactio and his brother Procopio were put into trial.	Maragondon	English	November 30, 2000
Bahay na Tinigilan ni Bonifacio	House Where Bonifacio Stayed			House where Bonifactio and his brothers Procopio and Ciriaco stayed.	Virata House, Gen. Trias	Filipino	2009
Ang Bahay ng mga Tirona	The House of the Tironas			Served as a primary school between 1880 and 1896. Became a hospital during the Philippine Revolution.	Tirona House, Imus	Filipino	November 20, 1975
Ang Bahay ni Aguinaldo (1849)	The House of Aguinaldo	Building	House, NHCP Museum	Emilio Aguinaldo was born here and became the site of the proclamation of Philippine Independence.	Aguinalo Shrine, Kawit	Filipino	March 22, 1972
Ang Bahay ni Heneral Baldomero Aguinaldo	The House of General Baldomero Aguinaldo	Building	House, NHCP Museum	House of Emilio Aguinaldo's first cousin and a cabinet member of the revolutionary government.	Binakayan, Kawit	Filipino	June 12, 1983
Battle of Alapan		Site	Site	The Filipino flag was waved here for the first time during the battle.	Barrio Alapan, Imus	Filipino, English	May 28, 1998[9]
Bayan ng Amadeo	Town of Amadeo			Formerly a barrio of Silang. Named after King Amadeo I of Spain.	Amadeo	Filipino	December 20, 1992
Bridge of Isabel II		Structure	Bridge	Bridge constructed shortly before 1857. The builder was awarded as silver medalist.	Liko Street, Imus	English	1939
Bundok Nagpatong Maragondon, Cavite	Mount Nagpatong, Maragondon, Cavite	Site	Monument	Site where Andres Bonifacio and his brothe Procopio were shot in accordance to the military court of the revolutionary government.	Maragondon	Filipino	1963; November 30, 1979
Casa Hacienda de Naic	Hacienda House of Naic	Site	Site	Where Bonifacio formed the Naic Military Agreement, contrary to the agreements set by the Tejeros Convention.	Naic	Filipino	April 27, 1998
Cavite National High School				Established in 1902. The foundation stone was put within the current site on November 21, 1930.	Cavite City	Filipino	June 19, 2002
Corregidor		Site	Site	Became a stronghold for multiple political entities, including the Chinese in 1225, Spanish, Dutch, allied forces and the Japanese..	Corregidor, Cavite City	English	1949
				Poet and leader of the revolutionaries. Known by the name "Katibayan."	Gen. Trias	Filipino	March 17, 1990
Dito sa Kawit, Cavite, isinilang Noong Ika-29 ng Agosto 1862 si Heneral	Here in Kawit, Cavite, was born, 29 August 1862, General Candido Tria Tirona	Site	Monument	Site of the birth of the general who helped propagate Katipunan ideas in Cavite.	Kaligtasan St., Kawit	Filipino	August 29, 1956
Dito sa Indang, Kabite Isinilang Noong Ika-8 ng Enero, 1851 si	Here in Indang, Cavite, Severino de las Alas was born January 8, 1851			Birthplace of the revolutionary and politician. Headed the Convention of Imus in 1896 and the Convention of Tejeros in 1897.	Indang	Filipino	January 8, 1958
Dito sa Naik, Kabite Isinilang, 17 ng Mayo 1875 si Pascual Poblete	Here in Naic, Kavite May 17, 1875, Pascual Poblete was Born			Distinguished newspaperman during the Spanish and American regimes.	Naic	Filipino	1951
				Became a Katipunero and a military governor of Cavite. Became the second chairman of the Hongkong junta on November 1898.	Maragondon	Filipino	March 22, 1975
Emilio Aguinaldo y Famy (1869–1964)		Building	House, NHCP Museum	The first President of the Republic of the Philippines, from 1899-1901.	Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine, Kawit	English	June 11, 1998
Emilio Aguinaldo y Famy (1869–1964)		Personages	Biographical marker	The first President of the Republic of the Philippines, from 1899-1901.	Emilio Aguinaldo Monument, Real Street, General Emilio Aguinaldo (Bailen)	Filipino	June 22, 2021
				One of the founders of Family Planning Association of the Philippines.	172 Medicion II, Imus	Filipino	July 14, 1984
Ermita de Porta Vaga				First built as a chapel for the Nuestra Señora de la Soledad de Porta Vaga in 1667.	Plaza Soledad, Cavite City	Filipinas	November 17, 1991
Espiritu Santo Hospital				Site of the hospital founded by Franciscans in 1591. Demolished in 1662 as a military precaution against the attack of Kue-sing.	Bacoor	English
Felipe G. Calderon				Pedagogue, lawyer, scholar, and patriot. Drafted the Constitution of the First Philippine Republic.	Tanza	English	April 4, 1957
Flaviano Yengko				General of the revolution. Where his remains were interred.	Imus	Filipino	December 22, 1974
Francisca Tirona Benitez				First teacher on home economics of the Philippine Normal School. First president of the Philippine Women's University.	Imus	Filipino	June 4, 1982
General Licerio Topacio y Cuenca (1839-1925)				Nationalist and revolutionary. Planned and built the fortification at the Zapote Bridge.	F. Tirona St., Poblacion, Imus	Filipino	November 16, 1991
General Mariano Trias				Patriot, soldier, statesman. Headed the revolutionary movement of San Francisco de Malabon.	General Trias	Filipino	March 10, 1979
General Trias				Historic town originally named San Francisco de Malabon and the town's band became the first who played the national anthem on Independence Day on June 12, 1898 in Kawit, Cavite.	General Trias	Filipino	March 17, 1990
Hen. Baldomero Aguinaldo y Baloy (1869–1915)				Emilio Aguinaldo's first cousin and a cabinet member of the revolutionary government.	Baldomero Aguinaldo Shrine, Binakayan, Kawit	Filipino	June 12, 1983
Heneral Jose Ignacio Paua	General José Ignacio Paua			Born in Fookien. The only Chinese who signed the Constitution of Biak-na-Bato.	Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine, Kawit	Filipino	June 12, 1989
Heneral Jose Ignacio Paua	General José Ignacio Paua			Born in Fookien. The only Chinese who signed the Constitution of Biak-na-Bato.	Silang	Filipino	1991
Heneral Nicolas Gonzales at Lantin	General Nicolas Gonzales y Lantin			Filipino revolutionary and general. Born on December 5, 1859.	People's Park in the Sky, Tagaytay City	Filipino	January 17, 2003
Here in the City of Cavite was Born on 28 January 1861 Julián Felipe				Birthplace of the composer of the Philippine National Anthem. Born on January 28, 1861.	Julian Felipe Monument, Cavite City	English	1955
Here was Born 12 October 1869 General Mariano Trias				Birthplace of the one who led the revolutionary movement in San Francisco de Malabon.	General Mariano Trias (San Francisco de Malabon)	English	October 12, 1953
Imus				Town former part of the Hacienda de Imus by the Recollects. Became a municipality in 1795.	Imus Town Plaza, Imus	English	1954
Ika-41 Dibisyon, Hukbong Katihan ng Pilipinas (USAFFE)	41st Division, Armed Forces of the Philippines (USAFFE)			Meeting site of the 41st Division, Armed Forces of the Philippines (USAFFE) through Brig. Gen. Vicente P. Lim on August 1941 under the military commands of Franklin Roosevelt and Manuel Quezon.	Tagaytay City	Filipino	April 27, 1979
Jose Tagle		Site	Site	Colonel of the revolutionary forces and the hero of the Battle of Imus of 1896.	Bayan Luma III, Imus	Filipino	2008
Juan Cailles				Revolutionary during both the wars against the Spaniards and the Americans.	Amaya, Tanza	Filipino	January 26, 1989
Julian R. Felipe				Composed the national anthem. Was arrested along the Thirteen Martyrs of Cavite.	Julian R. Felipe Elementary School, Cavite City	Filipino	August 30, 1990
Ang Kapulungan sa Tejeros[10]	The Tejeros Convention			Revolutionary convention held at Tejeros. Emilio Aguinaldo was elected president.	Tejeros Convention Site, Rosario	Filipino	1958
Ang Pagwawagayway ng Watawat ng Pilipinas sa Lungsod ng Cavite	The Waving of the Philippine Flag at the City of Cavite			Site of the Teatro Caviteño, main headquarters of Aguinalfo, where the flag was first flown on May 28, 1898.	Cavite City	Filipino	May 28, 2000
Katedral ng Imus	Imus Cathedral	Building	House of Worship	Built as a parochial church by Recollect priests in 1575 under the patronage of Nuestra Señora del Pilar and San Juan Bautista.	Imus	Filipino	November 13, 2006
Kuta ng San Felipe Neri	San Felipe Neri Fort	Structure	Fortification	First fort built in the port of Cavite between 1609 and 1616.	Cavite Naval Base, Cavite City	Filipino	February 10, 1978
Labanan sa Alapan	Battle of Alapan			Successful battle where the flag of the Philippines was also first raised	Alapan	Filipino	May 28, 1970
Labanan sa Binakayan	Battle of Binakayan			One of the bloodiest battles in Cavite. Gen. Candido Tria Tirona was killed, among many others. The battle was a Filipino victory.	Pulvorista, Binakayan, Kawit	Filipino	November 11, 1996
Labanan sa Imus	Battle of Imus	Site	Site	Filipino victory became an inspiration for the revolutionary forces to fight for freedom.	Cuartel of Imus, Imus	Filipino	September 3, 2006
Labanan sa Kalero Nobeleta, Kabite	Battle of Kalero Noveleta, Cavite			More than 400 troops of the forces of the Spanish General were killed here.	Noveleta	Filipino	August 31, 1994
Laban sa Pasong Santol	Batlle of Santol Pass			Where Crispulo Aguinaldo, the elder brother of Emilio Aguinaldo, died from this battle.	Santol Pass, Santiago Subdivision, Imus	Filipino	March 24, 1971
Ladislao Diwa				Member of La Liga Filipina and a founder of the Katipunan	Cavite City	Filipino	June 27, 1954
Ladislao Diwa Elementary School				In the memory of Ladislao Diwa. Monument was built on November 30, 1964.	Ladislao Diwa Elementary School, Cavite City	English	November 30, 1964
Labintatlong Martir ng Cavite	Thirteen Martyrs of Cavite			Thirteen who were martyred after being accused of collaborating with the Katipuneros on the revolt on August 31, 1896.	General Trias	Filipino	June 5, 1997
Liberators Guerilla				Established by Patrocinio Z. Gulapa as an anti-Japanese league during World War II	Maragondon Town Plaza, Maragondon	Filipino	October 25, 2017
Ang Lungsod ng Tagaytay	The City of Tagaytay			Famous tourist spot which was designated as the second Summer Capital of the Philippines.	Tagaytay City	Filipino	August 19, 1978
Mababang Paaralang Manuel S. Rojas				Named after the father of Commonwealth Act 547. Built in the Gabaldon style.	Cavite City	Filipino	October 11, 1991
Memorare				Dedicated to the delegates of the Tejeros Convention. Centennial dedication.	Tejeros Convention Site, Rosario	English	March 22, 1997
Mindanao Garden of Peace, Corregidor Island				Commemorates the events leading to the Jabidah Massacre of 1968 and the resulting national crisis of the 1970s.	Corregidor, Cavite City	Filipino	March 18, 2015
Navy Hospital of Cañacao				Started functioning in 1875. Sisters of Charity took charge on July 1876.	Caridad, Cavite City	English
Organization of the Revolutionary Government		Building	Convent	In the convent of the Church of Tanza was the place where Emilio Aguinaldo and Mariano Trias took oaths as President and Vice President of the revolutionary government.	Tanza	English	1940; May 3, 1980
Padre Mariano Gomes	Father Mariano Gomes	Personage	Biographical marker	Was tried on grounds of sedition, along with Fathers Burgos and Zamora.	St. Michael the Archangel Parish Patio, Barangay Tabing Dagat (Poblacion), Bacoor City	Filipino	August 2, 2021
Padre Mariano Gomez	Father Mariano Gómez			One third of the GOMBURZA. Became the parish priest of Bacoor for 48 years.	Bacoor	Filipino	August 5, 1972
Padre (1819-1864) [11]	Father Modesto de Castro (1819-1864)			Author of . Father of Tagalog prose. Born on June 15, 1819.	Naic	Filipino	January 21, 2014
Ang Pag-aaklas sa Kabite ng 1872	The Cavite Mutiny of 1872			The revolt against unjust taxes and forced labor which resulted on the execution of GOMBURZA priests.	Plaza Soledad, Cavite City	Filipino	June 12, 1972
Ang Pagdakip kay Bonifacio	The Capture of Bonifacio			Where Andrés Bonifacio was captured in orders under Aguinaldo. In this encounter, Ciriaco Bonifacio died.	Limbon, Indang	Filipino	1963
Pagpupulong sa Bacoor	Bacoor Assembly			On August 1, 1898, elected municipal heads swore and discussed Philippine independence.	Plaza de Padre Mariano A. Gómez, Bacoor	Filipino	August 2, 2018
Pamahalaang Bayan ng Kawit (1896)	Kawit Municipal Hall	Site	Government Center	Site of the town hall which was invaded by the forces of Aguinaldo and Tirona.	Kawit Municipal Hall, Kawit	Filipino	August 31, 1973
Pamahalaang Rebolusyonaryo, Bakoor, Kabite	Revolutionary Government, Bacoor, Cavite			House where the revolutionary government was moved after Kawit and before Malolos	Bacoor	Filipino	1956
Panunumpa ni Hen. Emilio Aguinaldo (1897)	Inauguration of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo (1897)			Inauguration for the Revolutionary Government of the Philippines on March 23, 1987.	Tanza	Filipino	October 31, 1973
Ang Parokya ng Santa Cruz Tanza, Cavite	The Parish of Santa Cruz Tanza, Cavite	Building	House of Worship	Established as an independent parish on August 29, 1780. Formerly a part of San Francisco de Malabon.	Tanza	Filipino	May 3, 1980
Parokya ni Sta. Maria Magdalena	Parish of Saint Mary Magdalene			Separated from the town of Silang on May 1, 1884. Stone church built by P. Agapito Ichogoyen in 1889.	Catholic Plaza, Amadeo	Filipino	July 26, 1984
Pilar Lodge Blg. 15 F&AM	Pilar Lodge No. 15 F&AM			Masonic lodge established on June 5, 1894; its most famous member is Emilio Aguinaldo.	Imus City	Filipino	June 18, 1994
Plaza Olivia Salamanca				In memory of Olivia Salamanca, M.D,. pioneer woman physician of the Philippines	Imus	Filipino	December 17, 1973
Plaza Olivia Salamanca				In memory of Olivia Salamanca, M.D,. pioneer woman physician of the Philippines	San Roque	English	1955
Pook na Pinagkulungan kay Andres Bonifacio	Place Where Andres Bonifacio was Jailed			Where Andrés Bonifacio, together with his wife Gregoria de Jesus and his brother Procopio were jailed	Indang	Filipino	November 30, 2000
Pook ng Pagpapahayag ng Kasarinlan ng Pilipinas	Site of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence	Building	House, NHCP Museum	Site of the proclamation of Philippine Independence on June 12, 1898.	Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine, Kawit	Filipino, English	1971
San Ezekiel Moreno (1848–1906)[12]	Saint Ezequiél Moreno (1848–1906)			Spanish priest who administered in Bacoor and Las Piñas.	Bacoor	Filipino	December 1, 2017
				Patriot and philanthropist. Interior secretary during the First Philippine Republic.	Indang	Filipino	1958
Simbahan ng Dasmariñas	Church of Dasmariñas			Site of the bloody battle between the Spaniards and the Filipinos under Placido Campos and Francisco Barzaga on February 25, 1897;	Dasmariñas	Filipino	October 2, 1986
Simbahan ng Heneral Trias	Church of General Trias			Where the Marcha Filipina was practiced before it was played during Independence.	General Trias	Filipino	December 12, 1992
Simbahan ng Kawit	Kawit Church	Building	House of Worship	First administered by Jesuit priests. First wooden church built in 1638.	St. Mary Magdalene Parish Church plaza, Kawit	Filipino	July 21, 1990
Ang Simbahan ng Maragondon	The Church of Maragondon			Built by the Jesuits, 1618. Became a parish church in 1627.	Maragondon	Filipino	2007
Simbahan ng Silang	Church of Silang			Established as a parish by the Franciscans on February 3, 1595. Katipunero forces took over this church under .	Silang Church, Silang	Filipino	2008
Tagaytay Ridge Landing				Site of the first parachute landing in the Philippines on February 3, 1945	Tagyatay City	English	1951
The Tejeros Convention		Site	Site	The famous revolutionary assembly held on March 22, 1897.	Barrio Tejeros, San Francisco de Malabon (now General Trias)	English	1941
The Tejeros Convention				Where the revolutionary assembly was held. Emilio Aguinaldo was elected president.	Rosario	English	1973
Tribunal ng Nobeleta, Kabite	Tribunal of Noveleta, Cavite			Where General Pascual Álvarez was killed, which sparked the revolution in Cavite.	Noveleta	Filipino	August 31, 1964
Tulay Tomas Mascardo	Tomas Mascardo Bridge			Named after Tomás Mascardo, former governor of Cavite from 1910-1912	Imus	Filipino	December 17, 1973
Union Theological Seminary				Oldest Protestant seminary in the Philippines. Was a merger of Presbyterian and Methodists schools.	City of Dasmariñas	Filipino	2007
[13]		Personage	Monument	Revolutionary, one of the leaders who led the uprising in Silang	Plaza Makabayan, Silang, Cavite	Filipino	September 7, 2016
Where Bonifacio was Court-Martialled		Building	NHCP Museum	House where Bonifactio and his brother Procopio were put into trial.	Maragondon	Filipino, English	1948, 1963
Zapote Battlefield		Building/Structures		Where Filipinos fought against the Spaniards and the Americans in two battles, one in 1897 and one in 1899.	Zapote Road	English	1952

Laguna[]

This article lists sixty-six (66) markers from the Province of Laguna.

Marker title	English Translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date Issued	Image
Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista (1830 - 1903)				Known for his Act of Proclamation of Independence by the Filipino People.	Biñan City	Filipino	1980
Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista 1830 - 1903				Adviser of Emilio Aguinaldo. Author of the Acta de la proclamación de independencia del pueblo Filipino.	Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista Statue, Plaza Rizal, Biñan City	Filipino	December 7, 2018[14]
Agueda Kahabagan[15]		Personage		First and only Filipino woman to become a General of the Philippine Revolution.	Sta. Cruz Plaza, Sta. Cruz	Filipino	March 14, 2016
Battle of Sambat				The height of the first battle of the Katipunan in Laguna, between the Maluninoning Branch and the Spanish forces.	Pagsanjan	Filipino	September 20, 1988
Ang Bayan ng Liliw	The Town of Liliw			Town became a guerrilla base by President Quezon for the Filipinos and the Americans fighting against the Japanese.	Liliw	Filipino	August 29, 1971[16]
Ang Bayan ng Pakil	The Town of Pakil			First community founded by San Pedro Bautista, O.F.M., 1588.	Pakil	Filipino	October 18, 1988
Birthplace of Jose Rizal		Building	NHCP Museum	Reconstruction of the family house of the national hero, José Rizal.	Rizal Shrine, Calamba	English	1951
(1868 - 1927)				First head of foreign affairs. Provincial fiscal of Laguna and Tayabas (Quezon)	Biñan	Filipino	April 28, 1984
Church Among the Palms				Begun with the American Presbyterian initiative for mission work at the College of Agriculture and School of Forestry (now University of the Philippines Los Baños) as the Los Baños College Church, later becoming a member of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines and the United Methodist Church	Church Among the Palms, Los Baños	Filipino	November 18, 2014
Church of Cavinti				Part of Lumbang until 1619. First stone church and convent built in 1621.	Cavinti	English	1936
Church of Lilio		Building	House of Worship	Ecclesiastical administration of Liliw belonged to Nagcarlang up to 1605..	Liliw	English	1939
Church of Los Baños		Building	House of Worship	Hospital chapel was built from 1613 to 1727 dedicated to the Immaculate Conception.	Los Baños	English
Church of Lumbang				Became a center for all missionary activities in Laguna. First stone church in Laguna, built in 1600.	Lumbang	English	1939
Church of Mabitac				Town dates back to 1613. Church was damaged because of the 1880 earthquake.	Mabitac	English	1939
Church of Nagcarlang	Nagcarlan Church	Building	House of Worship	First church constructed by Rev. Tomas de Miranda, O.E.M., who was assigned here in 1583.	Nagcarlan	English	1938
Church of Paete	Paete Church	Building	House of Worship	Town founded in 1580. First church and convent church built in 1646.	Paete	English	1939
Church of Pagsanjan		Building	House of Worship	Founded by Fr. Agustin de la Magdalena in 1687. Damaged during World War II.	Pagsanjan	English	1953
Church of Pila		Building	House of Worship	First church and convent constructed in 1618. Town center was transferred to present site in 1800 to prevent floods.	Pila	English	1939
Church of Santa Cruz				Original church was constructed of stone in 1609 under the Franciscan Fr. Antonio De La Llave.	Santa Cruz	English	December 7, 1955
Church of Santa Maria[17]				The town was founded in 1602 and was called San Miguel until 1613.	Santa Maria	English
Church of Siniloan				Founded by Rev. Juan de Plasencia and Rev. Diego de Oropesa. Town formerly called Guiling-Guiling from 1583 to 1604.	Siniloan	English	1939
College of Agriculture				Where University of the Philippines College of Agriculture was founded June 9, 1909	Los Baños	English	1960
College of Agriculture				Established on March 6, 1909 for the study and research of agriculture.	University of the Philippines Los Baños	Filipino	October 10, 2010
Conrado Benitez y Francia (1889-1971)				First Filipino dean of College of Liberal Arts, University of the Philippines	Pagsanjan	Filipino	November 26, 1982
Emilio Jacinto 1875-1899				Revolutionary. Headed the in Magdalena.	Emilio Jacinto Monument, Town plaza, Magdalena	Filipino	December 14, 2017
Francisco Benitez				Known educator and author. One of the first Filipino pensionado of the United States in 1905.	Pagsanjan	Filipino	June 30, 1987
Francisco Mercado				Married Teodora Alonso. Described by José Rizal as an honorable man, paragon of simple living.	Francisco Mercado Monument, Biñan Plaza	Filipino	May 11, 2018[18]
Ang Gusaling Pamahalaan ng Nagcarlan (Nagcarlan Presidencia)	The Town Hall of Nagcarlan (Nagcarlan Presidencia)			Town hall of Nagcarlan. Built in 1914 to replace the Spanish-era presidencia.	Nagcarlan	Filipino	1998
Heneral Vicente Lim (1888–1944)	General Vicente Lim (1888–1944)			One of the founders of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines and became a distinguished guerrilla during the Second World War.	M.H. del Pilar, Calamba	Filipino	February 24, 1982
Hospital de Aguas Santos	Holy Waters Hospital			Thermal waters caught the attention of Rev. Pedro Bautista, O.F.M. in 1590. A modern hospital was built in 1721.	Los Baños	English	1939
International Rice Research Institute[19]				Established through the cooperation of Ford and Rockefeller Foundations to advance rice production.	Los Baños	Filipino, English	2010
Jose Rizal				Calamba Church, the site where José Rizal was baptized on June 22, 1861.	Calamba Church, Calamba	Filipino	June 18, 1960
Jose Rizal (1861 - 1896)				Tallest Rizal statue unveiled on his sesquicentennial birthday anniversary.	Rizal Monument, Tha Plaza, Calamba	Filipino	June 19, 2011
Ang Gusaling Pamahalaan ng Laguna	The Government Building of Laguna			Built by the Provincial Government of Laguna, designed by William E. Parsons.	Santa Cruz	Filipino	July 28, 2015
Juan Cailles 1871 - 1951[20]				Patriot and revolutionary. Defeated the Americans at the Battle of Mabitac.	Sta. Cruz	Filipino	March 9, 2013
Katedral ng San Pablo	San Pablo Cathedral	Building	House of Worship	First built by Augustinian friars. Destroyed during liberation of 1945.	San Pablo City	Filipino	December 14, 1986
Kuwartel ng Santo Domingo	Cuartel of Santo Domingo	Structure	Fortification	Part of the Dominican hacienda and was used for the civil guards.	Santa Rosa	Filipino	September 20, 2005
Labanan sa Mabitac	Battle of Mabitac			Filipinos, under Juan Cailles, were victorious against the Americans under Colonel Cheatham.	Mabitac	Filipino	October 27, 1995
Labanan sa Sta. Cruz, Laguna	Battle of Sta. Cruz, Laguna			Where anti-Japanese Filipino-Chinese forces fought to liberate the town during WWII.	Santa Cruz	Filipino	2010
Luisiana				Started as a visita of Majayjay. Became fully independent of Majayjay from April 3, 1854.	Luisiana	Filipino	April 3, 1997
Lunsod ng San Pablo[21]	City of San Pablo			Known as Sampaloc. Became a town in 1647. Citizens joined the revolution under Miguel Malvar in 1896. Became a city in 1940.	San Pablo City (marker currently under the custody of the City Tourism Office)[22]	Filipino	1954
Mahayhay	Majayjay			Became an encomienda on November 14, 1571. Where Emilio Jacinto got sick and died.	Majayjay	Filipino	October 2, 1971
Mansiyong Fule-Malvar	Fule-Malvar Mansion	Building	House	Built in the romantic-classicism style by the couple Eusebia Fule and Potenciano Malvar.	San Pablo City	Filipino	February 16, 1991
Marcelo Adonay				Composer of many church songs. Learned music while serving at San Agustin Church.	Pakil	Filipino	February 6, 1983
Pabinyagan ng Simbahang Katoliko ng Kalamba	Baptismal Place of the Catholic Church of Calamba	Building	House of Worship	Site where José Rizal was baptized. Designated as a national historical landmark.	Calamba Church, Calamba	Filipino	1960
Paciano Rizal		Personage	Biographical marker	Became the Secretary of Finance under the revolutionary administrative government of Central Luzon.	Provincial Police Office, B. Gen Paciano Rizal Camp, Sta. Cruz	Filipino	July 28, 2021
Paciano Rizal 1851-1930		Building	House	House of José Rizal's older brother. Born on March 9, 1851. Became a revolutionary general.	Paciano Rizal Ancestral House, Los Baños	Filipino	April 13, 1983
Pagsanjan				Formerly a barrio of Lumbang. Became a separate municipality in 1668.	Pagsanjan Arch, Pagsanjan	English	1953
Pagsanjan Municipal Building		Building	Government Center	Occupied by the revolutionary forces in 1898. Served as Laguna's first public school from 1903-1907.	Pagsanjan	Filipino	1956
Pila				Was granted the title "La Noble Villa de Pila" by the Spaniards in the seventeenth century.	Pila town plaza (currently within NHCP storage)	Filipino	2004
Pila[23]				Was granted the title "La Noble Villa de Pila" by the Spaniards in the seventeenth century.	Pila town plaza	Filipino	2007
Pook ng Bilangguang Kampo sa Los Baños	Site of Los Baños internment Camp			Used by the Japanese as an internment prison of allied captives during WWII. Site of the Raid at Los Baños.	Baker Hall, University of the Philippines Los Baños, Los Baños City	Filipino	February 23, 2005
Pook na Pinaglibingan kay Emilio Jacinto[24]	Burial Site of Emilio Jacinto			Where Emilio Jacinto was buried after his death on April 16, 1899.	Santa Cruz	Filipino	April 16, 1999
Puerta Real ng Pagsanjan	Royal Gate of Pagsanjan			Built by the Pagsanjeños from 1778-1780 as gratitude for the Our Lady of Guadalupe.	Pagsanjan Arch, Pagsanjan	Filipino	December 6, 2018[25]
Rizal Baptistry				Site where José Rizal was baptized. Fr. Pedro Casañas became his godfather.	Baptistry of Calamba Church, Calamba City	Filipino	June 18, 1961
Rizal in Biñan				Town where Rizal received his first formal schooling under Justiniano Cruz.	General Capinpin Street, Biñan	English	1948
Rizal sa Binyang	Rizal in Biñan			Where Rizal received his first formal education from Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz.	Biñan (currently within NHCP storage)	Filipino	1960
Sementeryo sa Ilalim ng Lupa ng Nagcarlan	Underground Cemetery of Nagcarlan	Structure	Cemetery, NHCP Museum	Became a subterranean meeting place for the revolutionary movement.	Nagcarlan	Filipino	October 24, 1981
Simbahan ng Bay	Church of Bay	Building	House of Worship	Constructed by Rev. Fr. P. Martin de Rada, Augustinian priest, 1571.	Bay Church façade, Bay	Filipino	August 28, 1985
Simbahan ng Magdalena	Magdalena Church			First built in 1820, with Mary Magdalene as patron. Current church built in 1829 with adobe.	Magdalena	Filipino	December 11, 2018
Simbahan ng Majayjay	Majayjay Church	Building	House of Worship	First built by Augustinian friars after the pacification of natives by Salcedo in 1571.	Majayjay	Filipino	June 27, 1993
Ang Simbahan ng Paete	The Church of Paete			Declared by as a national historical landmark by the NHCP.	Paete	Filipino	September 13, 1981
Ang Simbahan ng Pakil	The Church of Pakil			Built out of light materials by Father Pedro de Alcantara when Pakil became separated from Paete in 1676.	Pakil	Filipino	September 18, 1988
Simbahan ng San Pablo	Church of San Pablo			Established by Augustinians. Turned over to Franciscans from 1694 to 1912.	San Pablo City	English	1957
Trinidad Rizal				10th sibling of José Rizal One of the founders of Asociacion Feminista Filipina on June 30, 1905.	Paciano Rizal Ancestral House, Los Baños	Filipino	June 6, 2018[26]
Villa Escudero				A historical villa of independence during the Spanish, American, and Japanese periods.	Villa Escudero, San Pablo City	Filipino, English	June 3, 1984

Quezon[]

This article lists three (40) markers from the Province of Quezon.

Marker title	English Translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date Issued	Image
Apolinario de la Cruz				Better known as "Hermano Pule," established Cofradia de San Jose to protest friar monopoly in the Philippines.	Lucban	Filipino	November 4, 1997
Apolinario de la Cruz				Better known as "Hermano Pule," established Cofradia de San Jose to protest friar monopoly in the Philippines.	Lucban	Filipino	October 22, 1999
Apolinario dela Cruz (1815–1841)				Better known as "Hermano Pule," established Cofradia de San Jose to protest friar monopoly in the Philippines.	Tayabas	Filipino	2010
Ang Bayan ng Mauban				Established by the Franciscans in 1583. A Katipunan branch was established in San Miguel in 1896.	Mauban	Filipino	July 15, 1984
Casa de Comunidad de Tayabas	Community House of Tayabas	Building	School	Served as a civic building for the town. Built in 1776 by Gobernadorcillo Francisco Lopez.	Tayabas City	Filipino	September 20, 1988
Church of Atimonan		Building	House of Worship	First church burned by the Dutch in 1640. Present church damaged by the earthquake of August 20, 1937.	Atimonan	English	1939
Church of Lucban		Building	House of Worship	First church dates back from 1595, and was burned in 1629. The present church was complete in 1738.	Lucban	English	1939
Church of Mauban		Building	House of Worship	First church and convent constructed in 1647. Town transferred to the site on the same year.	Mauban Church façade, Mauban	English	1939
Church of Sariaya		Building	House of Worship	First church dates back from 1599. The present church was built in 1748.	Sariaya	English	1938
Claro Recto y Mayo (1890 - 1960)		Site	Site	Was born in Tiaong. Patriotic statesman. Headed the 1934 Philippine Constitutional Convention election	Claro M. Recto Monument, Recto St. cor. Pan-Philippine Highway, Tiaong	Filipino	February 8, 1984
Colegio Sagrado Corazon de Jesus				Founded in April 1884 by Fausta Labrador. Premier private school for both boys and girls.	Sacred Heart College, Lucena City	Spanish	1950
Don Placido Escudero Dam[27]				Built in 1572 by Don Ciriaco Nadres. Rebuilt in 1904 and in 1937.	Villa Escudero, Tiaong	Constructed in 1572.	1938
Gala-Rodriguez House				Designated as a heritage house by the NHCP.	Sariaya	English	2008
General Guillermo Peñamante Nakar (1905–1942)				Martyred WWII General. Leader of the 1st Battalion and the 71st Infantry Division of the USAFFE.	General Nakar	Filipino	June 10, 2012
Hermano Pule[28]		Site	Site		Lucban	Filipino	November 4, 1977
Horacio de la Costa, SJ				Distinguished Jesuit scholar. Became the first Filipino head of the Jesuits in the Philippines in 1946.	Mauban	Filipino	May 9, 1982
Ika-400 Taong Pagdiriwang ng Pagiging Krisityano ng Bayan ng Gumaca	400th Anniversary of the Christianization of the Town of Gumaca			400th Anniversary of the Christianization of the Town of Gumaca	San Diego de Alcala Park, Gumaca	Filipino	1982
Iskong Bantay	Isko the Guardian			Defended the town during the raid of 1872. One of the seven observation and defense towers built by the Spaniards. Iskong Bantay was the nickname of Francisco Tandas, a chief defender of the town.	Atimonan	English	1952
Kutang San Diego	Fort San Diego			Built at the end of eighteenth century as a defense against sea raiders.	San Diego Fortress, Gumaca	English	March 17, 1981
Ang Labanan sa Alitao Tayabas, Quezon	The Battle of Alitao Tayabas, Quezon			Where a bloody battle on November 1, 1841 commenced between the forces of the Spaniards under Joaquin Huet and Filipinos under Apolinario de la Cruz.	Tayabas	Filipino	October 26, 2001
Labanan sa Baryo Piis Lucban, Quezon	Battle of Barrio Piis Lucban, Quezon			Where USAFFE and Japanese forces clashed on December 26, 1941	Lucban-Sampaloc Road, Baryo Piis, Lucban	Filipino	May 2, 2011[29]
La Casa de Doña Ana[30]	The House of Doña Ana			Heritage house, the only neoclassical structure in Lucban	Lucban	Filipino	April 8, 1995
Lucban (1578-1978)				Town first established in 1578 by the Franciscans. Became town in 1595.	Lucban	Filipino	May 14, 1978
Lucena				Previously a part of Tayabas. Town name came from the hometown of P. Mariano Granja, who served as a parish priest.	Lucena City.	Filipino	1952
Macario Sakay				Katipunero general. After his capture by the Americans in 1901, he established a republic with its main headquarters at Mount San Cristobal.	Dolores	Filipino	March 27, 1993
Manuel S. Enverga (1909 - 1981) [31]				Patriot and public servant. Established Luzonian Colleges on February 11, 1947.	Mauban	Filipino	2009
Manuel S. Enverga (1909 - 1981)				Quezon First District Representative, 1953-1969.	Enverga Monument, Enverga University, Lucena	Filipino
Natalio Enriquez House				Declared by the NHCP as a heritage house.	Sariaya	English	2008
Quezon Province[28]							November 4, 1977
		Building	Government Center	Old Tayabas capitol. First built in 1908 and was expanded in 1930.	Lucena City	Filipino	August 17, 1987
Rizal Hill Park		Structure	Monument	Became known as "Calvario." Built as a monument for José Rizal in 1925.	Mauban	Filipino	2011
Rodriguez House				Designated as a heritage house by the NHCP.	Sairaya	English	2008
Sacred Heart College				The oldest Catholic school in Quezon. Established on April 27, 1884.	Sacred Heart College Compound, Lucena	Filipino	March 10, 1984
Ang Simbahan ng Gumaca (1582)	The Church of Gumaca			Largest an oldest Catholic Church in Quezon. First built in 1582.	Gumaca Church, Gumaca	Filipino	November 13, 1973
Simbahan ng Lucena	Church of Lucena	Building	House of Worship	Established the parish of San Fernando on March 1, 1881. Fr. served as first parish priest.	Lucena City	Filipino	1953
Simbahan ng Pagbilao	Pagbilao Church	Building	House of Worship	Parish established by the Franciscans in 1865. Renovated in 1954.	Pagbilao	Filipino	July 4, 1986
Simbahan ng Tayabas	Tayabas Church	Building	House of Worship	Built by Franciscans in 1585 under the patronage of St. Michael the Archangel.	Tayabas City	Filipino	November 11, 1982
Tayabas				Founded by Franciscan friars in 1578. Became the capital of the province from 1605-1901.	Tayabas City	Filipino	January 15, 1978
Tulay Malagonlong	Malagonlong Bridge	Structure	Bridge	One of the remaining Spanish stone bridges. Built in 1840 under the parish priest of Tayabas, Fr. Antonio Mateos.	Tayabas City	Filipino	November 26, 2004
Vera's Guerilla Tayabas[32]				Guerillla operation in Quezon during WWII established by Capt. Epifanio Vera.	Lopez	Filipino	May 7, 2014

Rizal[]

This article lists twenty-seven (27) markers from the Province of Rizal.

Marker title	English Translation	Category	Type	Description	Location	Language	Date Issued	Image
Ang Bahay ni Vicente S. Manansala	The House of Vicente S. Manansala			Declared by the NHCP as a national historical landmark.	Manansala House, 73 Gloria St., San Carlos Heights, Tayuman, Binangonan	Filipino	January 22, 1984
Bayan ng Rodriguez	Town of Rodriguez			Created from barrios of San Mateo, became a site of Katipunan activities.	Rodriguez	Filipino	2009
Ang Bayan ng Morong	The Town of Morong			Established in 1578. Became the capital of the Politico-Militar Distrito de Morong.	Morong	Filipino	December 9, 1973
Church of Antipolo				A famous pilgrimage site. Houses the image of the Nuestra Señora de la Paz y del Buen Viaje.	Antipolo Church, Antipolo City	English	1937
Church of Baras		Building	House of Worship	Franciscans buolt the first church in 1595. Church was completed in 1686.	Baras Church façade, Baras	English	1939
Church of Morong		Building	House of Worship	Town dates back from 1578. The present church was constructed after the fire of 1612.	Morong Church façade, Morong	English	1939
Church of Tanay		Building	House of Worship	First church built in 1606. Formerly part of Pililla up to 1606.	Tanay Church façade, Tanay	English	1939
Claudio Intermediate School				Constructed in 1921, dedicated to the memory of Tomas Mateo Claudio.	Morong (currently within NHCP storage)	English	1953
Jose Rizal				National hero. Doctor, polyglot, and sculptor. Wrote Noli me Tángere and El filibusterismo.	Taytay Elementary School, Taytay	Filipino	2011
Jose Rizal (1861–1896)				National hero. Province of Rizal named after him though the Philippine Commission Act No. 137.	Rizal Provincial Capitol, Ynares Center Complex, Antipolo City	Filipino	2012
Juan M. Sumulong (1874 - 1942)				Secretary of the revolutionaries against Spain, founder of the Province of Rizal.	Juan Sumulong Monument, Antipolo Town Plaza, Antipolo City	Filipino	December 27, 1974
Licerio I. Geronimo (1855-1924)				Hero in the Battle of San Mateo. Born on August 27, 1855. Worked in the Philippine Constabulary.	Rodriguez Town Plaza, Rodriguez	Filipino	February 20, 1993
Licerio L. Geronimo (1855-1924)				Hero in the Battle of San Mateo. Was able to make Spanish forces retreat after they invaded the forces of Emilio Aguinaldo at Mount Puray.	Camp General Licerio I. Geronimo, Taytay	Filipino	February 13, 2017[33]
Morong				Established in 1578. Became the capital of the politico-militar district of Morong in 1853.	Morong Municipal Hall, Morong	Filipino	1971
Morong High School Building				Constructed by forced labor from 1881 to 1883. Was taken over by Katipuneros, Americans, and the Japanese during different periods.	Morong	English
Nuestra Señora de la Paz y Buen Viaje	Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage			Brought from Mexico to Manila by Governor-general in 1626.	Antipolo Church façade, Antipolo City	English	1937
Paul P. de la Gironiere				French traveler to the Philippines who established the hacienda at Jala Jala.	Jalajala	Filipino	December 6, 1980[34]
Simbahan at Dambana ng Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu	Church and Shrine of Our Lady of Aranzazu			Church was finished in 1715. Dr. Pio Valenzuela was jailed in the church convent in August 1896.	San Mateo	Filipino	August 28, 2018[35]
Simbahan ng Binangonan	Church of Binangonan			Built by the Franciscans as a visita of Morong, 1621.	Saint Ursula Parish	Filipino	October 21, 2021[36]
Simbahan ng Bosoboso	Boso-Boso Church	Building	House of Worship	Established as a missionary base for Jesuits during the seventeenth century. Restored in 1995.	Boso-Boso, Antipolo	Filipino	October 27, 2001
Simbahan ng Cainta	Church of Cainta	Building	House of Worship	Stone church built by Jesuit Fr. Gaspar Marco in 1707. Offered to the Nuestra Señora de la Luz in 1727.	Cainta Church façade, Cainta	Filipino	2007
Simbahan ng Lumang Bosoboso	Old Boso-Boso Church			First church built by Franciscans to evangelize the of Tanay in 1669. Restored in 1995.	Boso-Boso, Antipolo	Filipino	June 14, 2018
Simbahan ng Pililla	Pililla Church	Building	House of Worship	The Franciscans arrived in 1572. First built in 1583 using light materials.	Pililla	Filipino	January 16, 1977
Simbahan ng Taytay	Taytay Church	Building	House of Worship	First built by Franciscans by using light materials in 1759 near the shore of Laguna de Bay. Moved to the present site by Fr. Pedro Chirino, S.J. in 1591.	Taytay Church façade, Taytay	Filipino	June 24, 1992
Tomas Claudio				World War I soldier. Tomas Claudio Memorial School was named in his honor.	Tomas Claudio Monument, Town Plaza, Morong	Filipino	May 27, 1992
Town of Tanay				Part of Pililla from 1573-1606. Moved to the present site and founded the town in 1640.	Tanay Town Plaza, Tanay	English	1939
				First stone church finished in 1680. Present church was built from 1773-1783.
				Rawang Pass ang Kalinawan Plateau became strongholds of Filipinos against Spain and in the Filipino-American War.
Yungib ng Pamitinan	Pamitinan Cave			Secret meeting site of Andrés Bonifacio. Was a sacred ground to early Filipinos. Known as the dwelling place of the mythical Bernardo Carpio.	Rodriguez	Filipino	April 12, 1997[37]

See also[]

• List of Cultural Properties of the Philippines in Calabarzon

References[]

Footnotes[]

Bibliography[]

• National Historical Institute (1993). Historical Markers: Regions I-IV and CAR. National Historical Institute.
• National Historical Institute (2008). Historical Markers (1992 - 2006). National Historical Institute.
• A list of sites and structures with historical markers, as of 16 January 2012
• A list of institutions with historical markers, as of 16 January 2012

External links[]

• A list of sites and structures with historical markers, as of 16 January 2012
• A list of institutions with historical markers, as of 16 January 2012
• National Registry of Historic Sites and Structures in the Philippines
• Policies on the Installation of Historical Markers

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