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Title Details	Fort Santiago
Subjects	Circa 1897 Forts and fortifications Intramuros fort santiago forts fortresses guns coastal guns walled city
Material Type	VM Visual material
Online Sources	View photo (midsize)
Format	print
Collection	Lopez Memorial Museum
Image Type	Reproduction: Photograph
Place	Intramuros
Keyword	fort santiago forts fortresses guns coastal guns walled city

Item Call Number	AR00176
Status	Available
Barcode	AR00176
Photo Id	Photo ID - AR00176
Title	Title - Fort Santiago
Notes	Notes - A pen drawing of coastal guns at Fort Santiago. Named after the Apostle James, Fort Santiago occupies a tongue of land at the mouth of the Pasig River. Work on its stone walls began in 1590 under Governor General Damariñas. A moat before the fort''s main entrance separated it from the rest of Intramuros. (Source: Fortress of Empire, Rene Javellana, 1997).
Media Format	Media format - print
Collection	Collection - Lopez Memorial Museum
Source
Image Type	Image Type - Reproduction: Photograph
Date	Date - Circa 1897
Subject	Subject - Forts and fortifications
Place	Place - Intramuros
Keywords	Keyword - fort santiago Keyword - forts Keyword - fortresses Keyword - guns Keyword - coastal guns Keyword - walled city

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