Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker

Summary

Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker is a National Historical Commission of the Philippines historical marker^[1].

Key Facts

• Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker is the creator of National Historical Commission of the Philippines^[2].
• Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker is located in San Fernando^[3].
• Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker is in the country of Philippines^[4].
• Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker's instance of is recorded as National Historical Commission of the Philippines historical marker^[5].
• Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker is made of cast iron^[6].
• The location of Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker was San Fernando Cathedral^[7].
• Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker's Commons category is recorded as Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker^[8].
• Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker's commemorates is recorded as San Fernando Cathedral^[9].
• 1949 marks the founding of Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker^[10].
• Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 16.61572, 'longitude': 120.31753, 'precision': 1e-05}^[11].
• Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker's title is recorded as Church of San Fernando, La Union^[12].
• Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker's inscription is recorded as Chapel made of stone and thatch erected, 1764 by Fr. Francisco Romero and Santiago Holarte at Barrio San Vicente formerly known as Pindangan after which San Fernando was first called. Moved to Tanque, then to Kabaroan, and afterwards to its present site where it was built of stone and brick by Fr. Juan Sorolla, Simon Guillermo and Pedro Fernando, 1773–1786. Damaged by earthquake, 1892. Occupied by the revolutionists under Col. Blas Villamor, 1898, when they overwhelmed the Spanish forces that sought shelter therein. Destroyed during the liberation, 26 February 1945. Reconstructed by the residents through the efforts of Bishop Santiago C. Sancho, 1947–1949. Rededicated, 10 February 1949.^[13].
• Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker's directions is recorded as The historical marker is located on the cathedral facade to the right of the main entrance.^[14].
• Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker's street address is recorded as Gomez Street^[15].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker is the creator of National Historical Commission of the Philippines^[2].

Material and Period

Church of San Fernando, La Union historical marker is made of cast iron^[6]. It took place at San Fernando Cathedral^[7].