Miscellaneous Articles
This page contains links to an assortment of articles about Batangas and other localities that do not fall under any of the other categories.
- 10 Historical Trivia about Batangas All Batangueños Should Know
- 10 More Batangas Historical Trivia Likely Unknown Even to Batangueños
- 12 Violent Earthquakes that Rocked Batangas from 1645 to 1901
- 1898 Miguel Malvar's Letter to Emilio Aguinaldo on Collections from Rosario, Batangas
- 5 Things Batangas is Known For
- A Historical Record of English and Tagalog Names for Common Philippine Fishes
- A Tale of Two Tamales: Ibaan and Lipa
- Basilio Fernando, after whom an Air Force Base was named in Lipa Batangas
- Bonbon, Bombon, Bongbong; Possible Origins of Taal Lake’s Former Name
- Did the Tagalog People Originate from Batangas (and Other Notes about the Origins of the Tagalogs)
- Extinct Volcanic Hills in Batangas Province
- Felipe Agoncillo’s Official Protest Against the Treaty of Paris of 1898
- Historical Hypotheses on the Possible Origins of the Batangueño Expression “Ala Eh”
- Hypotheses on the Difference in Accents between Eastern and Western Batangas
- Know the Most Frequently Used Names among the Barrios of Batangas
- Lipa's New City Museum in Photos
- Museo ng Batangas, a Grand Showcase of Batangas History
- Muslo and the Maliputo: the Great Fishes of Taal Lake and the Pansipit River
- Taal Lake's Forgotten Past: How a Volcanic Eruption Reshaped It
- The Balisong and the Old Knife-Making Rivalry between Taal and Lipa
- The Barely Document 1885 Taal Volcano Eruption
- The Beginnings of “Kapeng Barako’s” Association with Batangas
- The Mystery of the Tawilis’ Origin and Its Transformation from a Marine to Freshwater Fish
- The Physical Characteristics of the People of Batangas in 1916
- The Regeneration of Taal Crater Island: Clues from the 1911 Eruption
- When Crocodiles and Sharks Swam in Taal Lake