Photographic Memories

Gaston Park is just beside the San Augustin Cathedral. It was named after Segundo Gaston, first mayor of Cagayan de Oro. The local revolutionaries used this place as their training ground in preparation for the Phil-American War in 1900. The Augustinian Recollect Missionary built the San Augustin Cathedral in 1624. The said church was destroyed four times and finally was restructured in 1946. Inside the church are the priceless stained glasses.
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The Pueblo de Oro developer plans to make an 8-hectare IT Center/Park next to SM Mall is finally pushing through. There registration to PEZA (Philippine Economic Zone Authority) is already approved and was proclaimed by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo last January 2005. The companies or firms within the area and they will enjoy a four to six years tax holiday.
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A stone church was built in 1845 and became San Agustin Metropolitan Cathedral. But in 1945, the said church was ruined during the American liberation. The first Archbishop was James T.G. Hayes. Because of the determination of Archbishop Hayes the church was rebuilt. It is the home of the Archdiocese of Cagayan de Oro. If you are going to visit the Cathedral take time to notice its century old stained glass.
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Ridgeview Chalet is under the management of Xavier Estates. This is has a fully-furnished 32-room hotel and it has 4 chalets (cottage). We stayed here for 3 days and my hubby really loved the place and the view is awesome. They have swimming pool and other sports club facilities such as fitness gym, tennis court, billiards, basketball, and bowling lanes.
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