From Calle Crisologo going to Crisologo Museum. The museum consists of the preserved ancestral home of statesman Floro S. Crisologo. It is open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Saturday. It is also known as Vigan House, Crisologo House and Memorabilia, and the Vigan National Museum Branch. There is no entrance fee.
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Our second stop is at Crisologo Museum.. |
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No entrance fee, pero Donation is highly appreciated... |
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Floro S. Crisologo known for the establishment of the Social Security System, which serves the whole working populace to this day.. |
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Clothes of Floro S. Crisologo.. |
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Pictures of Crisologo are displayed.. |
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Meeting adjourned... |
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Tita Remy, in charged in briefing the tourist about the history of Crisologo Museum.. |
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This is the old car where Floro Crisologo’s wife survived an attempt on her life while she was pregnant and serving as governor of the province.. |
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Book collection and numerous news clippings.. |
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Different kinds of hats are hanged on the wall as you go up.. |
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At the second floor you can view the antiques, memorabilia and other prized possessions of the Crisologos.. |
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Master’s Bedroom.. |
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Kitchen.. |
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Right: Weaving loom Left: Bathroom |
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Right: Calesa Left: Stove?? |
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Up: Old television Down: DVD?? |
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Up: Player for songs Down: Version of Iron |
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Up: banga banga Down: dulang |
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Both are refrigerators.. |
After viewing the Crisologo's memorabilia and private collection of religious figures as well as some permanent exhibits that have to do with Northern Luzon’s history, ethnography, archaeology, and natural history. We continued our tour and visited next the
Syquia Mansion.
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