INVESTIGATING HISTORY The Philippine-American War THE TINUBA INCIDENT – MARCH 4, 1900: THE FORGOTTEN BRUTALITY IN TARLAC DURING THE PHILIPPINE-AMERICAN WAR

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Copyright 2020 Bamban Historical Society Bamban Museum of History “Matakot sa kasaysayan, pagka’t walang lihim na di’ nahahayag.” Gregoria de Jesus Philippine-American War is considered by many, as the forgotten war. Simply the history of that dark episode in our nation in the fight for freedom and national sovereignty has not been published especially in …

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NEW FRONT SIGNAGES FOR BAMBAN MUSEUM

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2023 Bamban Historical SocietyBamban WWII Museum After more than 5 years, we are able to replace the museum signboards at the facade. These signages will help in the promotion and identification of our historical institution to the public.

BAMBAN AS GENERAL EMILIO AGUINALDO’s HQ AND CAPITAL, JUNE 5-6, 1899: A 125th COMMEMORATION OF OUR INDEPENDENCE IN 2024.

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This is our institutions’ way of highlighting the role of our town of Bamban in the upcoming commemoration of our 125th Independence in 2024.

Another Heavy Rain in Bamban WWII Museum

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2023 Bamban Historical Society Bamban WWII Museum Center for Pacific War Studies ANOTHER HEAVY RAIN It’s really the start of the rainy season, with afternoon heavy rains and here at Bamban Museum, a typical routine for safeguarding the exhibits.

PRESERVING BAMBAN HERITAGE: Saving a Pre-War Concrete Boundary/ Street Post Sign

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The road widening projects of the National Government’s DPWH continue here in our town. Way back in 2021, the stretch of the municipal road in front of Bamban WWII Museum was undertaken. At present, the road project covers part of San Roque and Anupul (Bayu) of the municipal road, including the former railroad crossing. At …

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The Pampanga Capitol Circa 1945 & 2023

Leave a Comment / General, Talks / By Rhonie Dela Cruz

Two images of the Pampanga Capitol, the first one taken most probably in February 1945 by a US Army Signal Corps photographer with the Filipino forces in front of the entrance, and the other during my recent visit. The Filipino soldiers belonged to the HUKBALAHAP unit, responsible in liberating the area even before the coming …

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Project Sharing and Gift Giving for our Aeta families: June 15, 2023

Leave a Comment / General, Fundraising, The Aeta Mag Antsi Project / By Paolo Dimal

2023 Bamban Historical Society Bamban WWII Museum In cooperation and assistance of: Mike Ward, Gigi Winterrowd, Bisco Ares OPERATION SHARING: In our very own small ways, we could help others especially our Aeta brothers and sisters of the Bamban Mountains. Our sincere appreciation for the generous contributions of our friends and sponsors.

Testimonials: Gerald Randy Anderson Sr.

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Our good friend Rhonie Cauguiran Dela Cruz will be a guest speaker at the Holy Rosary Parish in Angeles City on Saturday, July 4th at 10am.Rhoni will be discussing the crash of an American B-25 bomber on January 7th, 1945, which killed the entire crew and caused significant damage to the church.Rhoni is a historian …

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Testimonial: Charlotte from Westpoint Academy

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Rhonie it was absolutely wonderful spending the day with you and your team! We had an unforgettable day and learned so much. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise!

Museum Visitors: WWII BATTLEFIELD TOUR FOR THE WEST POINT ACADEMY DELEGATION

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It’s a privilege to be with these guys from the US West Point Academy, and giving them a dose of WWII historical tour and a lecture on tactical operations of both the Japanese and American forces in Bamban Hills.