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The stories this bay keeps — naval-era buildings, museums, and the people still telling what happened here.
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heritage
Stone gate built by the Spanish Navy as the entrance to the 1885 Arsenal de Olongapo; it once had gunports and served as a jail.…
Waterfront pier used by the Spanish Navy from the 1880s and extended 600 feet by the US Navy in 1967. The Oryoku Maru burned and…
Former US Navy air base built 1951-56 by Seabees, cutting a mountain into the bay for a 10,000-foot runway in one of the era's…
Binictican Heights and Kalayaan Heights were built as US Navy officer housing before the 1992 handover and are now SBFZ's main…
American-era coastal defence fort on Grande Island at the mouth of Subic Bay.
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memorial
Memorial on Waterfront Road centered on the WWII sinking of the transport ship Oryoku Maru offshore in December 1944; includes a…
Free monument on Waterfront Road, open 24 hours, commemorating the 12 Philippine senators whose 1991 vote against renewing the US…
Free monument on Waterfront Road, open 24 hours, commemorating the volunteer effort that helped Subic Bay recover from the Mount…
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indigenous culture
Aeta settlement within SBFZ/SBMA territory; part of Freeport land recognized under a Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title held…
landmark
Biblical theme park and retreat village on 15 hectares along the Subic-Tipo Expressway, run by the Holy Land Subic Foundation.…
