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Online Archives and Libraries On Philippine History and Culture

The Cultural Center of the Philippines Library and Archives serves as the national repository of Filipiniana materials on arts, culture, history and humanities. It has an online public access catalogue for searching the library collection, both physical and digital resources. The library website provides information on how to search the catalogue to find resources. The University of Hawaii at Manoa Library has digital archives of the Philippines containing photo collections, documents and teaching modules utilizing Philippine materials. Its website provides access to these digital collections. The University of Maryland Libraries contain archives and materials related to Philippine and Filipino American history, including community archives, newspaper photographs, papers of political figures involved in Philippine affairs, and the records of an educator who assisted

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Online Archives and Libraries On Philippine History and Culture

The Cultural Center of the Philippines Library and Archives serves as the national repository of Filipiniana materials on arts, culture, history and humanities. It has an online public access catalogue for searching the library collection, both physical and digital resources. The library website provides information on how to search the catalogue to find resources. The University of Hawaii at Manoa Library has digital archives of the Philippines containing photo collections, documents and teaching modules utilizing Philippine materials. Its website provides access to these digital collections. The University of Maryland Libraries contain archives and materials related to Philippine and Filipino American history, including community archives, newspaper photographs, papers of political figures involved in Philippine affairs, and the records of an educator who assisted

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ONL I NE A R C H I V E S A N D

LIB R A R I E S O N
PHILIPPIN E H IS T OR Y
AND C U L T U R E
Cultural Center of the Philippines
Library and Archives
The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) Library and Archives
established in 1972 is a special library which serves as the national repository of
Filipiniana and foreign books as well as non-book materials on arts and culture,
history, and the humanities. CCP Library and Archives had published several
worthy publications namely, Lahi-a semi-annual literary journal; Pamana – a
monthly cultural magazine; Gantimpala – a book on theater plays and the ten
volume Union Catalog on Philippine Culture consisting of the seven art forms –
architecture, dance, film, literature, music, theater and visual arts which became
one of the most useful guides and highly regarded reference material in locating
important source materials in the study of Philippine arts and culture.
Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) - a database system for the storage and
retrieval of bibliographic information about the library collection—books, periodicals, audio-
visual materials, special materials such as calendars, maps, photos, posters, slides, and
ephemeral materials such as clippings, brochures, pamphlets, etc. including born digital
and digitized resources available at the CCP Library and Archives; and at the same time a
web-based search engine to provide users an easy way to search for available resources
in the library without necessarily going personally to the CCP Library and Archives for
research and study purposes. Digital content (documents in PDF, images in JPG or PNG
file format) if available, can be viewed or downloaded easily from the web browser.
CCP Library and Archives Website - http://library.culturalcenter.gov.ph/search.php
HOW TO GET INFORMATION:
• STEP 1: TYPE IN THE LINK AND CLICK ENTER
• STEP 2: CLICK THE SEARCH CATALOG
• STEP 3: TYPE IN THE INFORMATION YOU WANTED TO KNOW AND CLICK ENTER OR THE SEARCH BUTTON
University of Hawaii at Manoa Library has the digital archives of the Philippines, consisting the Ilocandia
Photo Collection, Streetprint which features 15 photographs of the northern region of the Philippines by award
winning photojournalist David Leprozo, the Philippine Revolutionary Papers, e-Vols which includes letters, military
orders and official government programs and invitations during the Philippine Revolution (1896-1898) and the
Philippine American War (1899-1902), the Kadagatan: Online Curriculum on Filipino Culture and Marine
Ecology which utilizes the Philippine collection and Philippine electronic resources to provide teaching modules to
schools across the United States, the Center for Philippine Studies (ScholarSpace) which contains all articles of
the Center from the 1970’s to the present, and the UB-ufok Ad Fiallig: Tales of Enchantment from Barlig,
Philippines, Teaching Module Project (Ongoing) in which the videos are about documenting the oral traditions of
the Ifiallig people of the Mountain Province in the Philippines. It is accompanied by ten teaching modules.
University of Hawaii at Manoa Library Digital Archives Website:
https://guides.library.manoa.hawaii.edu/c.php?g=105238&p=3871223
HOW TO GET INFORMATION:
• STEP 1: TYPE IN THE LINK AND CLICK ENTER
• STEP 2: CLICK THE BLUE-COLORED LETTERS
• STEP 3: WAIT FOR IT THEN READ
University of Maryland (UMD) Libraries are consist of primary resources, including archives and
manuscripts. Below is a list of materials related to Philippine and Filipino American history and heritage at the
UMD Libraries. Below is a list of materials related to Philippine and Filipino American history and heritage at
the UMD Libraries.

• Filipino American Community Archives


The Filipino American Community Archives documents Filipino American communities in the Washington,
D.C., Metro area (including Maryland and Northern Virginia) and in the state of Maryland more broadly. The
collection also documents significant historic events related to the transition of U.S. occupation of the
Philippines (1900-1947) to the country's independence, including Filipino military and government service
under the U.S. in the two World Wars. Included are evidences of historic special events such as dances,
celebrations and receptions, and social/professional clubs of D.C. area Filipinos
• Baltimore News American collection
The Baltimore News American was an active daily newspaper that existed in various forms for over 200
years. The last issue was printed on May 27, 1986. The University of Maryland Libraries has custody of the
newspaper's collection of over 1.5 million photographic images, dating roughly from 1906 to 1986. The
collection encompasses images of all aspects of the human experience - people, places, and events from
Baltimore to the world. There are many images in the collection of the Philippines during and after World War
II. There is also a picture from 1971 of the Katipunan Filipino American Association and there are likely
photographs of individual Filipinos and Filipino Americans.

• Eleanor Davies Tydings Ditzen Papers


Eleanor Tydings Ditzen was the daughter of Ambassador Joseph E. Davies, the step-daughter of Marjorie
Merriweather Post, the wife of U. S. Senator Millard Tydings, and the mother of U. S. Senator Joseph E.
Tydings. The collection includes Millard Tydings's diary of his 1946 trip to the Philippines as well as some
other travel information.
• Millard E. Tydings Papers
Millard E. Tydings was a Maryland politician who served in the U.S. House and Senate. Series 4 of his
papers includes reports, awards, pamphlets, plans for Philippine rehabilitation and development, and
correspondence generated by Tydings in his years of service on the Commission on Territories and Insular
Affairs. It also includes records and news clippings from his three trips to the Philippines (1934, 1945, 1946),
the last of which was on the occasion of Philippine Independence Day.

• George C. Wilson Collection


George C. Wilson (d.2001) was a music educator, band director, Director and Vice-President of the
National Music Camp at Interlochen, Michigan. In 1973 he assisted Imelda Marcos with the development and
planning of the Philippine Center of the Arts, which would later open in 1976.

University of Maryland (UMD) Libraries Website: https://lib.guides.umd.edu/c.php?g=544222&p=3730243


HOW TO GET INFORMATION:
• STEP 1: TYPE IN THE LINK AND CLICK ENTER
• STEP 2: CLICK THE BLUE-COLORED LETTERS
• STEP 3: WAIT FOR IT THEN READ
Philippine History Links consists of different links regarding
bibliographies, associations, journals, archives, library collections,
online texts, research centers, society and cultures, The Roman
Catholic Church in the Philippines, politics and government, economy
and business, and Science and Technology.

Link: http://www.philippinehistory.net/philippines.htm
HOW TO GET INFORMATION:
• STEP 1: TYPE IN THE LINK AND CLICK ENTER
• STEP 2: CLICK THE UNDERLINED LETTERS
• STEP 3: WAIT FOR IT THEN READ

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