File:Sorbetero (San Luis, Pampanga).jpg
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English: Construction on the present church of San Luis was finished in the late 18th century but there are no records who had it built. It was restored in 1883 and is one of the few remaining Spanish-built Philippine churches that had retained an aura of authenticity. Blogged at PRRM@55 in "Shooting Churches, Eating Noodles".
Nikon D40 (PRRM SED Project Development Workshop, November 2008) |
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| Author | Shubert Ciencia |
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