Puerto Postigo

Location: Intramuros, Manila
Category: Buildings/Structures
Type: Gateway
Status: Level II – Historical marker
Marker Date: 27 January 1937
Installed By: Historical Research and Markers Committee

PUERTO POSTIGO

SMALLEST OF THE SEVEN GATES OF THE COMPLETED WALLS OF MANILA AS THEY STOOD IN 1898. BEING THE NEAREST TO THE RESIDENCES OF THE HIGHEST CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORITIES, THIS GATE WAS USED PRINCIPALLY BY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF THE PHILIPPINES AND THE ARCHBISHOP OF MANILA. MAJOR MANUEL L. QUEZON OF THE PHILIPPINE REVOLUTIONARY ARMY, TOGETHER WITH MANY COMPATRIOTS, WAS CONFINED IN THE SOUTHERN GUARDROOM FOR SEVERAL MONTHS IN 1900.

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