The Philippine Women’s University historical marker
(Q62915436)
NHCP historical marker for the Philippine Women's University
NHCP historical marker for the Philippine Women's University
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The Philippine Women’s University historical marker
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(Q928)
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| (P18) |
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| (P31) |
(Q21562164)
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| (P131) |
(Q3547032)
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| (P170) |
(Q2652138)
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| (P276) |
(Q1814701)
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| (P373) |
The Philippine Women's University historical marker
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| (P547) |
(Q1814701)
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| (P571) |
+1952-00-00T00:00:00Z
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| (P625) |
Unable To Parse Value globecoordinate
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| (P669) |
(Q7675026)
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| (P1476) |
"The Philippine Women’s University" (language: en)
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| (P1684) |
"Founded as the Philippine Women’s College, 1919, by a group of Filipino women. Incorporated as university, 1928, by Jose Abad Santos, Francisca T. de Benitez, Ramona S. Tirona, Felicing Tirona, Clara Aragon, Conrado Benitez, and Joaquina Tirona; officially recognized, 1932, becoming the first university exclusively for women in the Philippines. Building used as USAFFE hospital, 1941; destroyed, 1945; reconstructed, 1946. First university to establish college of Home Economics, 1928; Institute of Human Adjustment, 1948; Seminar in Volunteer Community Leadership, 1950. Francisca T. de Benitez, first President." (language: en)
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| (P2795) |
"The historical marker is located on the building facade immediately to the right of the main entrance." (language: en)
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| (P6375) |
"Taft Avenue cor. Gen. Miguel Malvar Street" (language: en)
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| description | NHCP historical marker for the Philippine Women's University |