Carlos P. Garcia Heritage House, Heritage house in Tagbilaran, Philippines.
The Carlos P. Garcia Heritage House is a two-story residence in Tagbilaran with white walls and spacious rooms throughout. The building contains original furnishings, family photographs, and a documentary room with audiovisual presentations.
The residence was constructed from 1953 to 1954 during an important period in the owner's political career. The building was later converted into a museum to preserve the history and life of this significant regional figure.
The house displays everyday items belonging to the Garcia family and holds exhibits related to Bohol's heritage. Visitors can observe how the family lived and what mattered to them through the objects on display.
The house is located at the corner of A. Hontanosas Street and F. Rocha Street, making it easy to find. Admission is free, and most visitors spend about an hour exploring the rooms and watching documentaries.
A grand piano donated by the Japanese Embassy stands among the original furnishings and catches the eye of every visitor. This instrument speaks to international connections that extended to the household itself.
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