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MARINDUQUE CAPITOL BUILDING, 82.
The capitol building as it looks today. Official LGU seals added. Efforts underway to declare it a Historical or Heritage Site to help pave the way for its complete rehabilitation. It has seen various political strifes and was damaged during WW2.
The capitol building in 2007, as it has always looked before.
The provincial capitol of Marinduque was finished in 1927. Old photo shows view of the back of the building. The building was damaged during the war and was rehabilitated with the aid of the United States of America in 1946.
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