Church of Laoag historical marker
type: Thing
description: PHC historical marker for the Laoag Cathedral
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  property ID: P17
  value: Philippines
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P18
  value: Church of Laoag PHC historical marker.webp
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  property ID: P18
  value: Laoag Cathedral entrance.jpg
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  property ID: P31
  value: National Historical Commission of the Philippines historical marker
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  property ID: P131
  value: Laoag
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P170
  value: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P186
  value: cast iron
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P276
  value: Laoag Cathedral
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P373
  value: Church of Laoag historical marker
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  property ID: P547
  value: Laoag Cathedral
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P571
  value: 1950
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P1476
  value: Church of Laoag
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P1684
  value: Chapel of wood and thatch built on this site when the Augustinian friars founded the parish, 1580. Replaced by this church of Italian Renaissance; foundation laid, 1612. Looted by the Chieftain Almazan who took possession of Virgin Mary’s crown and proclaimed himself king, 1661. Damaged by fire, 1843; Repaired by Obras Publicas under Engineer Antonio de la Camara and Fray Santiago Muniz, 1873–1880. Occupied by Revolutionists, 1898; by American forces, 1899. Ownership contested by Aglipayans, 1901. Scene of Diocesan Marian Congress, 1932 and 1949.
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P2795
  value: The historical marker is located on the wall immediately to the left of the main entrance of the church.
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P6375
  value: Juan Luna Street
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    value label: National Historical Commission of the Philippines historical marker
  P131:
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    value label: Laoag
  P170:
    value: Q2652138
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    value label: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
  P186:
    value: Q483269
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
    value label: cast iron
  P276:
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    value label: Laoag Cathedral
  P373:
    value: Church of Laoag historical marker
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    value label: Laoag Cathedral
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      longitude: 120.59323
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  P1476:
    value: Church of Laoag
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    confidence: 0.0
  P1684:
    value: Chapel of wood and thatch built on this site when the Augustinian friars founded the parish, 1580. Replaced by this church of Italian Renaissance; foundation laid, 1612. Looted by the Chieftain Almazan who took possession of Virgin Mary’s crown and proclaimed himself king, 1661. Damaged by fire, 1843; Repaired by Obras Publicas under Engineer Antonio de la Camara and Fray Santiago Muniz, 1873–1880. Occupied by Revolutionists, 1898; by American forces, 1899. Ownership contested by Aglipayans, 1901. Scene of Diocesan Marian Congress, 1932 and 1949.
    source count: 0
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  P2795:
    value: The historical marker is located on the wall immediately to the left of the main entrance of the church.
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
  P6375:
    value: Juan Luna Street
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    confidence: 0.0
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  license: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
  api version: v1
  served at: 2026-08-02T05:05:36.276463Z
  entity updated at: 2026-05-03T21:19:00.258443+00:00Z
  entity created at: 2026-05-03T14:26:04.722821+00:00Z