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English: Photos of the Presidential Museum and Library the main gallery of Malacañang Museum, which is the Old Executive Building, now the Kalayaan Hall, Malacañang Palace the official residence of the chief executive since 1863 Jose_P. Laurel Street San Miguel, Manila; the Gallery of Presidents features exhibits and galleries showcasing the heritage of the Presidents composed of objects and memorabilia. (Note:the Museum Director's Office requires reservation application and approval by the PSG and Museum Office for tour at least 2 weeks before date; the Presidential Chair and Table was used by all Presidents until Ferdinand E. Marcos; because of alleged Curse, the later Presidents Cory Aquino, Ramos, Erap, PGMA and PNoy refused to use the subject chair and table which is now the center point of the entire Museum and history of the Philippine). |
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