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    The document summarizes a visit to the Museum of Dr. Jose Rizal located in Calamba, Laguna. The museum features six galleries that guide visitors through Rizal's early education, travels abroad, and nationalist activities. Artifacts on display include the bedrooms and comfort room from Rizal's childhood home. The visitors reflected that Rizal lived a simple life influenced by his parents' morals, and enjoyed learning about their national hero at the museum despite the lack of a tour guide. The document also shares a trivia fact about three animal species named after Rizal.

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    Taguig City University

    Taguig City
    Academic Year: 2019-2020
    First Semester

    Reading in
    Philippine History
    Project (Life of Rizal)

    Submitted by:
    De Borja, Nathalie Nicole
    Ferrer, Fernando Jr. B.
    Submitted to:
    Ms. Hermieliza Romero
    I. INTRODUCTION

    Philppines is one of the historical places in the world and one of the tourist
    spot here is the Museum of Dr. Jose Rizal that located in Calamba, Laguna formally
    known as ´´Bahay na Bato´´ or ´´Bahay ni Rizal´´. The ´´Bahay ni Rizal´´, as the locals
    of Calamba used to call it, is a reproduction of the Spanish period stone house where
    national hero Jose Rizal was born on June 19, 1861 and lived until he started his formal
    studies in Biñan. It was located adjacent to the St. John the Baptist’s Parish Church,
    where he was christened as Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda.

    Rizal home has a spacious parlor including the wide windows, a library,
    dining room, three bedrooms, a kitchen, one that lead to their balcony. The backyards
    was planted with various fruit trees which Rizal mentioned in his writhings including:
    atis, santol, makopa,kasuy, etch… A small nipa hut served as young Pepe´s hideaway.

    The museum of Rizal has six (6) galleries that guide us to tour properly in
    his museum and it featuring Rizal´s early education, his travels abroad, and nationalist
    undertakings in Europe:

    Gallery 1: Kaliwanagan focuses on Rizal’s family and childhood in


    Calamba;

    Gallery 2: Kapaligiran features the agricultural town of Calamba and its


    environs;

    Gallery 3: Karunungan focuses on Rizal’s formal schooling at the


    Ateneo Municipal de Manila and Universidad de Santo Tomas

    Gallery 4: Bahay-na-Bato provides a glimpse into the Rizal home, its


    furniture and furnishings;

    Gallery 5: Unang Paglalakbay sa Europa centers on Rizal’s initial


    journey to Europe (1882-1887), his studies in Madrid, Spain; Paris, France; and
    Heidelberg, Germany, and the writing of his seminal novel, Noli me tangere;

    Gallery 6: Pangalawang Paglalakbay sa Europa discusses Rizal’s


    second sojourn to Europe (1888- 1892) focusing on his propaganda activities, his
    second novel El Filibusterismo and other political writings until his return to Manila in
    June 1892.

    Unfortunately, because of a land dispute with the Dominican friars, the


    Rizal family was evicted from their home in 1890 and the house soon after fell into
    disrepair and was demolished. The present structure was reconstructed in 1950 by
    National Artist Juan F. Nakpil from funds donated by schoolchildren.
    II. ARTIFACTS AND SELFIES
    ´´BEDROOMS´´

    ´´Manmade bed of Riza´´l


    ´´The comfort room of the family´´
    III. REFLECTION

    The first thing we noticed in Dr. Jose Rizal’s life was that he lived a simple
    one. He did not choose to have a luxurious life like the most of us have wanted. Even
    before he became under surveillance by the Spaniards, he had lived his life as simple
    as possible. We think it was the work of his parents that made him lived like this. We
    strongly believe that one’s lifestyle is influenced mostly by their parents. We learned
    from the life of Rizal the importance of taking part of the parents to their children’s
    morals.

    Even though there is no tour guide when we go there that time, we read and
    recognize carefully every details and history about Jose Rizal´s life. And we think that’s
    a good place to go when we want a new knowledge about our hero.

    IV. TRIVIA

    There are three animals named after


    Rizal. These animals were what he collected when
    he was exiled in Dapitan: abogonia rizalie, a type
    of small beetle; Drago Rizalie, a specie of
    dragonfly and Racoforus Rizalie, a specie of toad.

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