Membership
HCS is reminding all its old members to renew their annual membership with the organization. We are also inviting all interested individuals, institutions and corporations to become patrons and members of the HCS.
Corporate Patron – PHP50,000.00
Individual Patron – PHP10,000.00
Executive – PHP5,000.00
Individual – PHP1,000.00
Associate (individuals below the age of 30) – PHP500.00
Academic (undergraduate students) – PHP100.00
Please issue check payments to HERITAGE CONSERVATION SOCIETY. Cash payments could be deposited to HCS Current Account: 8105-8153-61, BPI-M H del Pilar Branch. Please send to Heritage Conservation Society, Museo Pambata Compound, Roxas Boulevard, Ermita, Manila or Fax to 522-2497 or e-mail to info@heritage.org.ph
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OFFICERS
Board of Trustees
- Gemma Cruz-Araneta (President and Chairperson)
- Juan Miguel M. Luz (Vice-President)
- Archt. Rene Luis S. Mata (Treasurer)
- Amb. Raul I. Goco
- Ivan Anthony S. Henares
- Archt. Melvin G. Patawaran
- Archt. Nathaniel von Einsiedel, Ph.D.
Administrative
- Atty. Magdaleno B. Cortez (Corporate Secretary)
- Adoracion Soriano (Executive Director)
Advisory Council
- Archt. Augusto F. Villalon, Ph.D. (Founding Chairperson)
- Bambi L. Harper (Founding President)
- Archt. Bettina Bonoan
- Archt. Dominic Q. Galicia
- Edda V. Henson
a.chester ong said
Greetings!
My name is A. Chester Ong, a photographer based in Hong kong and former manila resident. Together with Professor Ronald G. Knapp of SUNY, New Paltz Upstate New York, we are currently working on our third book focusing on overseas chinese houses covering southern china, and southeast asia. we have been able to document some notable mansions or shophouses built by chinese expatriates and we would love to include some examples from the Philippines. during the course of the photography, i have documented some distinctive mausoleums at the Chinese cemetary. the chinese cemetary is in itself a unique location that is unprecendented in terms of scale, architectural variety and history. we also needed to feature an example of a chinese built mansion or shophouse the book is slated for publication sometime in the summer or fall of 2009 By Tuttle/Periplus publishing I hoped to hear from you soon!
kind regards
A. Chester Ong
Please send email to this address:
pigdog@borg-space.com
my mobile: +852 91717467
Christine Jane A, Bayron said
I would like to invite you to come and see the Macaraeg-Macapagal Ancestral House in Iligan City. It’s were the two president lives (Pres. Doesdao Macapagal & Gloria Macapagal Arroyo). It sad that the Macaraeg-Macapagal ancestral house is not in this site. Thanks you very much.
cathlyne bennett-reyes said
Please delete my comment
BENJIE DAEL said
hi hello to every one just come to dipolog city and saee many landmarks that dates back the spanish and american colonial era.
we have the sta. cruz marker, the cathedral. the old city hall, and the Gabaldon building in Dipolog pilot Demonstration School.
Lornito Uriarte Mahinay Jr. said
Greetings of Peace!
I am Lornito Mahinay Jr. of Mindanao State University-Historical Society based in Marawi City, Philippines. Just want to ask the administrator if they can send me the application form through electronic mail. please. I wasn’t able to download the form…
I am hoping for your favorable response.
Thank you and more power to the HCS…
maria luisa c. moral said
i was browsing the web for articles on gabaldon schools and i came across an item about a seminar on the importance of the gabaldon schools. the date is 2008. i wonder if the seminar pushed through and/or what happened after that.
i will appreciate updates please.
thank you.
maria
Dan Santos said
I really enjoyed browsing this site and to see a lot of heritage buildings in our country being preserved. Having worked on some historical renovations in Canada and US
I was getting really frustrated with what happened to a lot of ancestral homes in my hometown of Malabon City. I salute your group in working hard to preserve part of our history. I’m looking forward to visit some of the places shown on this site. I would have not known about those beautiful towns, cities and churches if not because of your
group. Keep up the good work.
Dan
Tito Encarnacion said
Thank you for putting up this site. This will surely help people, both local and foreign, most especially the young generation, learn more about our rich historical, cultural & religious heritage. Through this site we can help preserve our historical and heritage sites, the centuries-old churches and elegant ancestral houses.
I am a Freelance Photographer and an avid traveler. I have been going around the country visiting and taking photographs of some of our country’s historical sites as well as its natural attractions.
I hope I can be of help to the Heritage Conservation Society in the documentation of our country’s invaluable historical sites before they all disappear due to natural calamities such as earthquakes, typhoons and floods or man-made such as fires and indiscriminate destruction of sites with historical importance and significance.