The elder Gaston is credited as one of the pioneers of sugarcane cultivation in this portion of the Philippine archipelago. Tuesday to Friday 1000 am 400 pm.
Chingky Quijano August 2012
It was the house of a sugar baron with 12 rooms for his children.
Balay negrense ghost story. Now Im not really sure if there are truths to those stories but one things for sure Balay Negrenses second floor did give us the shivers. The Balay Negrense was the ancestral house of the Gaston family whose ancestor was one of the pioneers of sugar cultivation in Negros. To commemorate this monumental event a memorial landmark with a replica of a drugstore building that served as a hideout and the place where the Negrense revolutionaries plotted the revolution against the Spaniards.
Great wire art of Ian Valladarez resident artist of Balay Negrense. Previously owned by Victor Gaston one of the pioneers of sugarcane cultivation in the country Balay Negrense used to house Gastons 12 children. It used to house Gastons 12 children.
JRR Foundation 42 Burgos St Bacolod City 034 434-8512 Schedule of Visit. The representation of this small house served as the drugstore and hideout of the Negrense Revolutionaries who helped planning revolution against the Spaniards on November 5 1898. Balete trees or strangler figs are a type of fig that begins by entangling itself around trees eventually taking over and killing the host tree.
In 1992 an heir donated the house to the Philippine Tourism Authority and with massive rehabilitation Balay Negrense was preserved. Gaston a son of Yves Leopold Germain Gaston and Prudencia Fernandez. Balay negrense VISIT CINCO DE NOVIEMBRE A small landmark along Cinco de Noviembre Street in Silay City that played a huge part during revolution.
Rumors or not you better not drive by Balete Drive alone. Some think the white lady often seen there is the ghost of a young girl who died in a car accident while others believe it was a young lady who died during the Spanish colonial era. All I could do was sit and sweat fanning myself in.
Haunted House in Silay City. It was owned by the Laperal clan of Don Roberto and Doña Victorina. When Halloween is near people want to hear about the lady in white lurking on the side of the road wails echoing in abandoned buildings and movements around a Balete tree in a quiet windless evening.
This is a property of one of the pioneers of sugarcane cultivation in the country Victor Gaston. Balay Negrense Musuem Address. Some say they see people from the past partying in the houses ballroom.
Some visitors to Balay Negrense report paranormal experience while inside the structure. Cinco de Noviembre Street Silay City Negros Occidental Contact Number. Its a beautiful two story building with distinguishable Art Deco elements from the arches and elegant details of masques and caryatid and lion heads decorate the house facade.
But the house is a witness to the brutalities of World War II which earned the house its spot in the list of the most haunted places in the Philippines. Everybody loves a spine-chilling ghost story. The Balay Negrense was originally the ancestral house of Victor F.
With our driver finding this out he insisted he drive us to the nearby Balay Negrense since we have time. It is located close to Balay Negrense and the other ancestral houses in Silay City. The Balay Negrense was originally the ancestral house of Victor F.
We hope you will post pictures or videos on our Facebook group that we have set up for this ghost hunting week. On the last week in October as part of the Worlds Largest Ghost Hunt We kick off whit the national ghost hunting week as a part of the Halloween celebrations around the world we will end the ghost hunt week on Halloween. It is part of the Filipino culture.
We will also post information here on. Other stories indicated that it is the ghost of a young lady who died in the Spanish era. The heat was intense and interfered with my enjoyment of the feast.
It also features an authentic Spanish-era cannon. If you are one of the very few people who has not heard of the story well rumor has it that a teenager was raped and decapitated by a taxi driver sometime in the 1950s along this very road. Seeking revenge the young womans soul has never left the area.
Gaston a son of Yves Leopold Germain Gaston and Prudencia Fernandez. It was told that the white-veiled lady is the ghost of a girl who died in a car accident in the area when she lost her way which is why she has been trying to hitch a ride and find her way home. Balay Negrense is one of Negros Historical sites.
Its one of the more popular ancestral houses there. The The First Museum in Negros Occidental The The First Museum in Negros Occidental. Today its a museum tourists can freely visit.
In 1992 an heir donated the house to the Philippine Tourism Authority and it has undergone massive rehabilitation. These stories exist in different types of places such as schools government.
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