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Sabanilla Chapel (Nuestra Señora del Rosario)
Rare Spanish-era chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary in Barangay Sabanilla, Mexico.
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Rare Spanish-era chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary in Barangay Sabanilla, Mexico.

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Mexico's parish of Saint Monica, rebuilt in a modern style after the 1880 earthquake left only its old belfry standing.
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Sasmuan's Baroque church of Saint Lucy, an Augustinian foundation of 1590 with a distinctive pineapple-shaped cupola.
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Large Spanish colonial residence inside a school compound in Buas, visible from the Candaba-Santa Ana Road.
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Candaba's Spanish-era Baroque parish church, founded in 1575, once a grammar school and a refuge for Manila's friar students.
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Bust of Juan Crisostomo Soto, Crissot, the Bacolor writer who launched the golden age of Kapampangan literature.
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Monument at the town hall to Governor Simon de Anda, who ran his government in exile from Bacolor during the British occupation of Manila.
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State university founded in 1861 as the Escuela de Artes y Oficios de Bacolor, counted among the oldest trade schools in the Far East.
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Marian pilgrimage shrine in Cabetican, Bacolor, half-buried by Pinatubo's lahar and still a centre of prayer and healing.
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Mabalacat's town parish, where the choir keeps the old Pastorella tradition of Latin Christmas hymns.

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Memorial on the site of the airfield where the first organised kamikaze mission took off on October 25, 1944, built as a call for peace.
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Historic agricultural university founded as La Granja Modelo de Magalang in 1885, known for its Aglibut sweet tamarind.
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Magalang's parish of Saint Bartholomew, moved to the present town in 1863 after the Parua River swept away the old settlement.

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Two Spanish-era signal towers from 1863 in Santa Cruz and San Isidro, regarded as important cultural properties.
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Baroque 1850s church of Saint Anne with a five-tiered belfry, a bone relic of the saint and an NHCP marker from 2013.
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Retreat convent on the Santa Rita-Porac Road in San Matias, with a Spanish-era stone arch nearby.
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Ancestral house on Ocampo Street built in 1917 to 1918, said to hold saints carved by sculptor Maximo Vicente.
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The 'Grand Old House of Santa Rita', an all-concrete 1931 to 1932 mansion seen in Lino Brocka's Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang.
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Single-nave church of Saint Rita of Cascia, built 1839 to 1868, which keeps a first-class relic of the saint shown every August 17.
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Minalin's museum and library on the town plaza in San Nicolas.
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National Cultural Treasure with four unique capillas posas, twin hexagonal towers and a mural map dated 1619 in its convent.
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The last parish the Augustinians founded in Pampanga, erected in 1894, with a central bell tower and saints in canopied niches.
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Park and museum in San Nicolas 1st, Lubao, named after Jose B. Lingad.
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Interactive museum and library in San Nicolas 1st on the life and times of President Diosdado Macapagal, a native of Lubao.