Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Nihei Map
Nihei Map
Year: 1934
Baguio Cathedral
Year: 1920
Designer: 25 Igorot carpenters and several Congregation Immaculate Cordis Mariae (CICM) priests
and brothers
Session Road
Malcolm Square
Year: 1921
Year: Unknown
Year: 1920s
Year: 1905
Year: 1918
Pines Theater
Year: 1938
Pines Hotel
Year: 1931
Lopez Building
Year: 1940s
Year: 1913
Year: 1901
Baguio Cemetery
Year: 1950s
Year: 1921
Easter School/College
Year: 1906
Year: 1911
Rebuilt: 1945
Year: 1913
Year: 1945
Baguio Elementary School (Baguio Central School)
City Camp
Year: 1907
Year: 1909
Designer: Unknown
Public Market
Year: 1934
Teacher's Camp
Year: 1920
Year: 1935
Wright Park
Year: 1935
CONCLUSION:
In examining the historical map of Baguio City, the Japanese Map (Nihei Map), we are
amazed by the enduring presence of iconic landmarks such as the Mansion House, Wright Park,
Burnham Park, Camp John Hay, Malcolm Square, SLU, Central Post Office, Baguio Market and Session
Road. Thus, witnessing these structures stand the test of time made us realize their profound impact
on the city's identity and cultural heritage. The longevity of these landmarks speaks to the resilience
of well-planned urban spaces and the importance of preserving historical continuity. Also, we were
pleasantly surprised to discover the rich history of seemingly modest buildings along Naguilian and
Ferguson Road, particularly the longstanding institutions like Easter School, Holy Family College, Baguio
Elementary School, and the Church of St. Vincent. This experience has taught us the significance of
emphasizes the value of preserving cultural heritage and recognizing the lasting influence of these