LIPA HISTORY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE
Don Bernardo Solís (1855–1912), affectionately known as Capitan Andong, was a prominent Lipeño recognized for his contributions to the town and the nation. A devoted patriot and visionary entrepreneur, he played a vital role in the socio-economic development of Lipa during a time of significant change in the Philippines.
As Rizal Day approaches, it is an ideal time to reflect on José Rizal’s enduring legacy as a symbol of Filipino courage and nationalism. While his recognition as a national … Continue reading How Did the Lipeños Commemorate the First Rizal Day?
In Lipa, Batangas, there is an attractive bahay na bato (a traditional Philippine ancestral home) that honors the memory of Segunda Solis Katigbak (1863-1943). She was the grand matriarch of the Katigbak … Continue reading Segunda Solis Katigbak: The charming Lipeña who captivated Rizal’s young heart
Don Gregorio Aguilera Solís was born in Lipa, Batangas, on November 1, 1869, entering the world just as the province was in the height of being a coffee producing center. … Continue reading Gregorio Aguilera Solís, an illustrious yet ever-modest Lipeño patriot
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