Rizal Park

Present Day!

Before

This point was once visited by president Ramon Magsaysay walking alone from the highway down to the Plaza of the Year 1952.

 Gingoog City Plaza: Experience the vibrant ambiance of Gingoog City Plaza, a bustling public square where locals gather for leisure and recreation. Admire the landscaped gardens, iconic monuments, and cultural performances held in the plaza.

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K!CKERS - GINGOOG CHILLS

 

Proudly Gingoognon!

K!CKERS - GINGOOG CHILLS (official music video) prod. by Bezimeni

LUNA THEATER

 

1953. The movie, Quo Vadis, was shown at Luna Theater, the first movie theater in the municipality of Gingoog. The theater had two 35mm film projectors and its own electric generator. During that time Gingoog did not have electricity until the late 1950s. The truck with the movie advertisement was used to go to the barrios to announce the films being shown at the theater.

Shown in the picture below is a painting on top of the truck and was done by Gingoog's famous painter-artist Maning Briones. During the suroy of the truck, music was also played on the trumpet speaker.

Suroy ang announcer: 'Mga higala, ang salida karon sa poblacion, ang pinaka-bag-ong abot gikan sa america, Quo Vadis. Mao kini ang istoria datong mga panahon sa mga romano, datong mil sais sintos.'

Gingoog City Integrated Bus Terminal

Before and After

Gingoog City Integrated Bus Terminal is a bus stop in Gingoog, Misamis Oriental, Northern Mindanao. Gingoog City Integrated Bus Terminal is situated close to the marketplace Gingoog City Public Market and Gingoog Sanitarium & Hospital, Inc.

Ang Gingoog City Integrated Bus Terminal usa ka bus stop sa Gingoog, Misamis Oriental, Northern Mindanao. Ang Gingoog City Integrated Bus Terminal nahimutang duol sa merkado sa Gingoog City Public Market ug Gingoog Sanitarium & Hospital, Inc.

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BEFORE

AFTER

GINGOOG HISTORY

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Colorized photo sa sakyanan.

Model: CHEVROLET

GINLUX Transit owned: Daamo Family

Usa niini truck exist ila Minoy Ranoa, kanto sa Highway pasulod sa Balanok, makita ninyo ni gikargahan sa una BALAS, ug HOLLOW BLOCK na walay atop.

 

 

HISTORY GINGOOG

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PEOPLE'S PALACE (PENTHOUSE CITY HALL)

This building is a project of the people of the City of Gingoog out of the Php900,000.00 grant from Pres. Ferdinand Marcos through the help of Hon. Emmanuel Pelaez and Concordio C. Diel assemblyman of Region X. It was completed on July 23, 1980 during the incumbency of the following official:

Hon. Miguel Mike Paderanga - City Mayor
Hon. Felino E. Gundaya - Vice Mayor
Hon. Ruben H. Nambatac - Kagawad
Hon. Alfredo A. Motoomull - Kagawad
Hon. William Z. Valdevilla - Kagawad
Hon. Placido G. Mira - Kagawad
Hon. Santiago I. Go - Kagawad
Hon. Melquiades B. De La Cruz - Kagawad
Hon. Juanito T. Aratan - Kagawad
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Church "Simbahan"

 

Beautiful house of our Lord God, build a roof of wood..
SELANGAN TRIBAL CHURCH
Sitio Likodon, Kamanikan, Gingoog City
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Wooden House KUBO

 

Photo Credit: Capeandreuandrei 2013

Some Talisayan sheets for walling, palm leaves-Anahaw leaves common in this place good for roofing. No NAILS used all tightened by rattan wires.
Sitio Kipunay, Barangay Eureka Gingoog City

Gingoog Chinese School

Ramasola Studio, Gingoog

1950s. (English translation of the Chinese characters stated below the picture - Ground breaking ceremony photo, Construction of Gingoog Chinese School, Dong Mian Province, Philippines) The building was constructed at the corner of Condeza Street and Jadol Street in Mambitoon, Barangay 18, Gingoog. At the left side of the photo is the Philippine flag and at the right side is the flag of Formosa now Taiwan.

Credit to: Gingoog Sa Karaan / Memories of old Gingoog in photographs.

Pahayahay sa Pantalan

 Hibalo ba ka?

Usa ka bukas nga timber pile nga L-head pier, nga adunay kahoy nga deck, nga gilangkoban mga 122 metros gikan sa baybayon. Ang nawong sa L-head maoy mga 70 metros ang gitas-on apan gitukod pa sa dihang gikuha ang litrato niadtong 1942.

Ang mga track gibutang sa pier, nga nadan-agan. Ang pantalan gipanag-iya sa Santa Clara Lumber Company alang sa pagpadala sa ilang mga kahoy. Sila adunay gibana-bana nga 4 ka kilometro nga riles. Kanunay nga gipatawag ang mga barko matag semana gikan sa Sugbo alang sa mga kargamento sa kahoy. Sa ulahi kini giguba sa usa ka grabe nga bagyo.

Tungod sa kaduol sa dapit sa bukana sa Gahub River, diin kusog ang bul-og sa tubig panahon sa kusog nga ulan, gisugyot nga ibalhin ang bag-ong pantalan. Gitukod kini mga tuig sa ulahi, ug karon mao na ang pantalan.

Credit to: Gingoog City Museum and Archives