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vieja casa española en Batangas

Submitted by tipoy on July 19, 2007 – 9:15 am2 Comments

this old Spanish house in Batangas is owned by the Pastor-Acosta, the family of Gina Pastor … once you enter the place, I’m sure you’ll stop a bit in awe of its splendor kasi maganda talaga sya … we’ll before we started shooting, we already roamed the place and start taking photos, hahahaha … twas really kewl.

The Pastor House is an example of a turn-of- the-century type of residence. It was originally owned by Mr. Alejo Acosta, the barrio Captain of Batangas in 1883. It has been related that William Howard Taft, the Governor General assigned in the Philippines during the American Occupation, visited this house, and during his visit, his assassination was attempted by a sniper. To this day, the bullet that would have ended his life is still lodged in one of the doors of the house.


the Pastor house in Batangas


this piano was played by several famous concert pianist
well, I couldn’t resist not to sit down and play with it, hahaha
and it was kewl from the tunes down to the keys, ang sarap tugtugin


this is the venetian blinds during that time, kewl noh? ;)


their roots and heritage


this is the bullet shot by a sniper that almost killed Gov.William Howard Taft


a narrowed chaos


the history was taken from historical buildings and architecture in Batangas

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2 Comments »

  • Treina Arriego says:

    that house is magnificent… i wish i could leave in that house for a month…i think i’ll love it there. those large mirrors are really amazing. . . .

  • tipoy says:

    Hi Treina … thanks for visiting our site :) … yup, count me in on that one since I also enjoyed the prawns and the Batangenios cuisine Gina and her family prepared for us, hehehe …

    and the casa espaniola!? simply amazing, stunning, and hands-down!!! ^:)^

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