Goldenberg Mansion

Location: Gen. Solano Street, San Miguel, Manila (Region NCR)
Category: Buildings/Structures
Type: Guest House
Status: Level II – Historical marker
Marker Date: 1957
Installed By: Philippines Historical Committee (PHC)

GOLDENBERG MANSION

BUILT BY THE EUGSTER FAMILY FROM WHOM IT WAS ACQUIRED BY THE OIDOR DE LA AUDENCIA, JOSE MORENO LACALLE; OCCUPIED BY ADMIRAL PATRICIO MONTOJO OF THE SPANISH NAVY, 1897-1898, LATER BY THE SPANISH ROYAL NAVY CLUB, 1898. HOME AND HEADQUARTERS OF GENERAL ARTHUR MACARTHUR, 1899. BECAME THE OFFICES OF THE PHILIPPINE PRELIMINARY EXPOSITION TO THE INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, ST. LOUIS MO., U.S.A., 1903-1904. THE FIRST PHILIPPINE SENATE HELD ITS SESSIONS HERE, 1917. BOUGHT AND OCCUPIED BY MICHAEL GOLDENBERG, 1950.

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