Current Data About
Iba historical marker
| (P17) |
(Q928)
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| (P18) |
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| (P31) |
(Q21562164)
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| (P131) |
(Q56566)
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| (P170) |
(Q2652138)
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| (P276) |
(Q55383619)
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| (P373) |
Iba historical marker
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| (P547) |
(Q56566)
(Q117096) |
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| (P571) |
+1956-00-00T00:00:00Z
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| (P625) |
Unable To Parse Value globecoordinate
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| (P1476) |
"Iba" (language: en)
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| (P1684) |
"Originally the village of Paynaven; founded 1611 by the Recollect Missionaries Fr. Rodrigo de San Miguel and Fr. Andres del Espiritu Santo; formerly situated near Fort Playa Honda; transferred in 1680 by the Dominicans to this site and renamed Iba; later became capital of Zambales. Hometown of Juan Manday, member of Malolos Congress; Silverio Apostol, Acting Secretary of Agriculture, 1922; Gregorio Anonas, representative, 1928–33, manager, Metropolitan Water District, 1934–38 and NDC, 1938–46.<br><br><i>Birthplace of</i> RAMON MAGSAYSAY, <i>President of the Philippines, 1953–·</i>" (language: en)
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| (P2795) |
"The historical marker is located at the Provincial Capitol lobby, to the left of the main staircase." (language: en)
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other details
| description | PHC historical marker for Iba |