Iba historical marker
type: Thing
description: PHC historical marker for Iba
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P17
  value: Philippines
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P18
  value: Iba PHC historical marker.jpg
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P18
  value: IbaZambalesjf9191 08.JPG
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P31
  value: National Historical Commission of the Philippines historical marker
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P131
  value: Iba
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: Zambales Provincial Capitol
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P373
  value: Iba historical marker
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P547
  value: Iba
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P547
  value: Ramon Magsaysay
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P571
  value: 1956
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P1476
  value: Iba
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P1684
  value: Originally the village of Paynaven; founded 1611 by the Recollect Missionaries Fr. Rodrigo de San Miguel and Fr. Andres del Espiritu Santo; formerly situated near Fort Playa Honda; transferred in 1680 by the Dominicans to this site and renamed Iba; later became capital of Zambales. Hometown of Juan Manday, member of Malolos Congress; Silverio Apostol, Acting Secretary of Agriculture, 1922; Gregorio Anonas, representative, 1928–33, manager, Metropolitan Water District, 1934–38 and NDC, 1938–46. Birthplace of RAMON MAGSAYSAY, President of the Philippines, 1953–·
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P2795
  value: The historical marker is located at the Provincial Capitol lobby, to the left of the main staircase.
confidence:
  popularity graph score:
    score: 0.0
    score pct: 0
    tier: long_tail
    components:
      sitelinks: 0
      sitelinks norm: 0.0
      unique citations: 0
      unique citations norm: 0.0
      monthly pageviews: 0
      monthly pageviews norm: 0.0
  sitelinks: 0
  unique citations: 0
  monthly pageviews: 0
  yearly pageviews: 0
  tier: long_tail
claims:
  P17:
    value: Q928
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
    value label: Philippines
  P18:
    value: Iba PHC historical marker.jpg
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
  P18:
    value: IbaZambalesjf9191 08.JPG
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
  P31:
    value: Q21562164
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
    value label: National Historical Commission of the Philippines historical marker
  P131:
    value: Q56566
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
    value label: Iba
  P170:
    value: Q2652138
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
    value label: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
  P186:
    value: Q483269
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
    value label: cast iron
  P276:
    value: Q55383619
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
    value label: Zambales Provincial Capitol
  P373:
    value: Iba historical marker
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
  P547:
    value: Q56566
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    confidence: 0.0
    value label: Iba
  P547:
    value: Q117096
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    confidence: 0.0
    value label: Ramon Magsaysay
  P571:
    value: +1956-00-00T00:00:00Z
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
  P625:
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      latitude: 15.325861111111
      longitude: 119.981
      precision: 2.7777777777778e-05
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
  P1476:
    value: Iba
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
  P1684:
    value: Originally the village of Paynaven; founded 1611 by the Recollect Missionaries Fr. Rodrigo de San Miguel and Fr. Andres del Espiritu Santo; formerly situated near Fort Playa Honda; transferred in 1680 by the Dominicans to this site and renamed Iba; later became capital of Zambales. Hometown of Juan Manday, member of Malolos Congress; Silverio Apostol, Acting Secretary of Agriculture, 1922; Gregorio Anonas, representative, 1928–33, manager, Metropolitan Water District, 1934–38 and NDC, 1938–46. Birthplace of RAMON MAGSAYSAY, President of the Philippines, 1953–·
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
  P2795:
    value: The historical marker is located at the Provincial Capitol lobby, to the left of the main staircase.
    source count: 0
    confidence: 0.0
meta:
  wikidata id: Q55383636
  domain: national_historical_commission_of_the_philippines_historical_marker
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  data source: Wikidata (CC0 / public domain)
  license: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
  api version: v1
  served at: 2026-08-25T21:28:41.570011Z
  entity updated at: 2026-05-03T21:19:00.258443+00:00Z
  entity created at: 2026-05-03T15:14:39.809931+00:00Z