After visiting my Lolo's house in Baliuag, I decided to drive to Malolos to visit the historic Barasoain Church. It's been such a long time when I last visited Barasoain. Yet, its still there in all its majesty--possibly the Philippines most historic church. I won't write much today (too tired) so I'll just let the pictures do the talking.
Barasoain Church in Malolos, Bulacan
The monument of Emilio Aguinaldo in front of the church. General Aguinaldo established the Malolos Republic (The First Philippine Republic) in the Barasoain Church in the year 1899.
The original carriage used by General Aguinaldo during his parade on the occasion of the inauguration of the Malolos Republic. The horse died many years ago.
A diorama of General Aguinaldo's parade in Malolos, Bulacan in 1899.
The Madonna and Child inside the Barasoain Convent
A historical marker
And what it read (in Tagalog and English)
The interior of the Barasoain Church.
The History of Three Republics
The beautifully painted ceiling of the Barasoain Church.
Barasoain Church in Malolos, Bulacan
The monument of Emilio Aguinaldo in front of the church. General Aguinaldo established the Malolos Republic (The First Philippine Republic) in the Barasoain Church in the year 1899.
The original carriage used by General Aguinaldo during his parade on the occasion of the inauguration of the Malolos Republic. The horse died many years ago.
A diorama of General Aguinaldo's parade in Malolos, Bulacan in 1899.
The Madonna and Child inside the Barasoain Convent
A historical marker
And what it read (in Tagalog and English)
The interior of the Barasoain Church.
The History of Three Republics
The beautifully painted ceiling of the Barasoain Church.
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