Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker
PHC historical marker for the Battle of Tirad Pass
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Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker
Summary
Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker is a National Historical Commission of the Philippines historical marker[1].
Key Facts
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker is the creator of National Historical Commission of the Philippines[2].
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker is located in Gregorio del Pilar[3].
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker is in the country of Philippines[4].
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker's image is recorded as 1952-PHC-Battle of Tirad Pass.png[5].
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker's image is recorded as Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker.jpg[6].
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker's instance of is recorded as National Historical Commission of the Philippines historical marker[7].
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker's made from material is recorded as cast iron[8].
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker's location is recorded as Tirad Pass National Park[9].
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker's Commons category is recorded as Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker[10].
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker's commemorates is recorded as Battle of Tirad Pass[11].
- +1952-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker[12].
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 17.14227, 'longitude': 120.6294, 'precision': 1e-05}[13].
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker's title is recorded as Battle of Tirad Pass[14].
- Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker's inscription is recorded as On a rocky barricade thrown across this lonely trail, 22-year old General Gregorio H. del Pilar and about sixty other defenders stood fast covering the retreat of President Emilio Aguinaldo to the wilds of Lepanto. Over 300 pursuing American troops came upon them, 2 December 1899, killing the youngest Filipino general and more than fifty other guards. On his grave here where he fell, this inscription reads: “General Gregorio Pilar, killed at the Battle of Tila Pass, December 2nd, 1899…. an officer and a gentleman.”[15].
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Works and Contributions
Battle of Tirad Pass historical marker is the creator of National Historical Commission of the Philippines[2].