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    The Paco Park was originally established as the municipal cemetery of Manila during the Spanish colonial period in the late 18th century. It was located in Paco district and housed the remains of wealthy Spanish families. In 1822, it also served as the burial place for victims of a cholera epidemic. Philippine national hero Jose Rizal was first interred here after his execution in 1896 before his remains were moved to Rizal Park. In the 1960s, it was converted into a recreational park known as Paco Park today.

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    The Paco Park was originally established as the municipal cemetery of Manila during the Spanish colonial period in the late 18th century. It was located in Paco district and housed the remains of wealthy Spanish families. In 1822, it also served as the burial place for victims of a cholera epidemic. Philippine national hero Jose Rizal was first interred here after his execution in 1896 before his remains were moved to Rizal Park. In the 1960s, it was converted into a recreational park known as Paco Park today.

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    The Paco Park was originally established as the municipal cemetery of Manila during the Spanish colonial period in the late 18th century. It was located in Paco district and housed the remains of wealthy Spanish families. In 1822, it also served as the burial place for victims of a cholera epidemic. Philippine national hero Jose Rizal was first interred here after his execution in 1896 before his remains were moved to Rizal Park. In the 1960s, it was converted into a recreational park known as Paco Park today.

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    The Paco Park was originally established as the municipal cemetery of Manila during the Spanish colonial period in the late 18th century. It was located in Paco district and housed the remains of wealthy Spanish families. In 1822, it also served as the burial place for victims of a cholera epidemic. Philippine national hero Jose Rizal was first interred here after his execution in 1896 before his remains were moved to Rizal Park. In the 1960s, it was converted into a recreational park known as Paco Park today.

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    Ang Paco Park at Sementeryo ay isang maganda at tahimik na

    lugar sa suburb ng Paco sa Maynila. Ito ay dinisenyo sa isang


    pabilog form - sa istruktura ng dalawang concentric batong pader
    na may promenade sa tuktok - may isang rotunda simbahan (St
    Pancratius) at luma na hardin sa gitna. Itinayo noong 1820, ang
    mga niches sa pader ng Paco Cemetery natanggap ang mga
    katawan ng mga biktima ng kolera epidemya ng taong iyon. Isang
    dating Gobernador Espanyol General ng Pilipinas, Ramon Solano y
    Lladeral, at isang bilang ng mga obispo buried sa libingan. Tatlong
    pari, ama Jos A. Burgos, Mariano C. Gomez at Jacinto R. Zamora,
    na isinasagawa sa 1872 para sa kanilang mga pinaghihinalaang
    papel sa Cavite na pag-aalsa (isang ika-19 na siglo insureksyon
    laban sa Espanyol panuntunan), ay buried sa Park. Ang mga pari
    (kadalasang tinutukoy sama-sama bilang Gomburza) ay isang
    inspirasyon para sa mga mamaya mga Pilipino na mga
    tagapagtaguyod ng kalayaan tulad ng Jos Rizal at ay itinuturing
    na martir ng Philippine bansa.

    A serious cholera outbreak in 1820 led to the need for a municipal


    cemetery in Paco then known as San Fernando de Dilao. Paco Park
    is a 4,114.80 square meter recreational garden area and was
    once Manilas municipal cemetery during the Spanish colonial
    period. It is located along General Luna St. and at the east end of
    Padre Faura Street in Paco district in the City of Manila, the
    Philippines.

    Paco Park was where the remains of Philippine National Hero, Jose
    P. Rizal, was interred after his execution on December 30, 1896.
    His body rested here from 1896 to 1912. His remains were then
    moved to its current location at Rizal Park.

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    The Paco Park is a recreational garden and was once Manilas
    municipal cemetery built by the Dominicans during the Spanish
    colonial period. It is located on General Luna Street and at the
    east end of Padre Faura Street in Paco, Manila, Philippines.

    Paco Park has also become a very popular venue for weddings
    and receptions for couples who prefer garden-like settings. The
    Chapel of St. Pancratius is under the care of the San Vicente de
    Paul Parish and the Vincentian fathers who also manage the
    nearby Adamson University.

    Spanish period

    According to an on-site inscription, an order for the construction


    of a cemetery in Bagumbayan was issued in 1807, due to the
    outbreak of a cholera epidemic in Manila. Maestro de Obras Don
    Nicolas Ruiz developed a plan for the Paco Cemetery, while Don
    Jose Coll served as supervisor of the construction work. The
    cemetery was primarily designed as a municipal cemetery for the
    affluent and established aristocratic Spanish families who resided
    in the old Manila, or the city within the walls of Intramuros during
    the Spanish colonial era. It was on April 22, 1822 when the
    cemetery was officially inaugurated, although it had been in use
    for two years prior to its completion.

    In 1859, Governor Fernndo Norzagaray y Escudero proposed the


    extension of the cemetery to approximately 4,500 square yards,
    enclosing the original plan with another circular outer wall. For the
    amount of Php 19,700, a Chinese builder won the bid to build the
    outer portion of the cemetery. At that time, the niches cost Php 20
    for three years, which was subject to renewals as no one was
    granted privilege to own the niches in perpetuity.
    On December 30, 1896, Philippine national hero Dr. Jos P. Rizal
    was interred at Paco Park after his execution at Bagumbayan.

    Interment at the Paco Cemetery ceased in 1912. It had been the


    burial ground for several generations and descendants of those
    buried in the park had the remains of their ancestors exhumed
    and transferred to other cemeteries in Manila.

    Paco Cemetery to Paco Park

    Isa ako sa mga tao na hindi pamilyar sa lugar na ito. Ang tanging
    alam ko lamang ay dito unang inilibing si Dr. Jose Rizal dahil iyon
    ang sabi ng aking propesor sa Rizal, hanggang sa dumating ang
    pagkakataon na binigyan nya kami ng isang proyekto kung saan
    kailangan naming gumawa ng dokyu tungkol sa buhay ng
    nasabing bayani. Bagamat, bago sa aming pandinig, hindi naming
    alam kung saan matatagpuan ang lugar na ito- Ang Paco
    Cemetery na ngayon ay mas kilala na sa tawag na Paco park.

    Ayon sa Wikipedia,

    Paco Park was originally planned as a municipal cemetery for the


    well-off and established aristocratic Spanish families who resided
    in the old Manila, or the city within the walls of Intramuros during
    the Spanish colonial era. Most of the wealthy families interred the
    remains of their loved ones inside the municipal cemetery in what
    was once the district of Dilao (former name for Paco). The
    cemetery was built in the late 18th century but was completed
    several decades later and in 1822, the cemetery was used to inter
    victims of a cholera epidemic that swept across the city.
    Ito ang simbahan sa Paco Cemetery kung saan hindi na
    nagagamit para pagdausan ng misa.

    Rebulto ng ating pambansang Bayani kung saan nakalagay ang


    kanya labi noon.

    Dito unang inilibing ang ating Pambansang bayani matapos


    siyang barilin sa Bagumbayan noong Disyembre 30, 1898 sa
    kadahilanang itinago sya ng mga kastila sa kanyang mga pamilya
    at hindi rin sya binigyan ng pormal na seremonya ng sya ay
    mamatay. At dahil sa dami ng tao na pumupunta araw-araw sa
    puntod ng yumaong bayani naging maliit ng husto ang Paco
    Cemetery para mabigyan ang mga tao na Makita ang puntod nito
    kayat noong taong 1966 sa pamumuno ng dating Pang.
    Ferdinand Marcos, tinawag na itong Paco Park kung saan ito ay
    nagsilbi na lamang na pasyalan ng pamilya, mag-kakaibigan ang
    mga magkasintahan. Ang entrance fee sa Paco Park ay Php 5.00.

    Ito ang aking mga ka-grupo sa ginawa naming dokyu tungkol sa


    Paco Cemetery na ngayon ay Paco Park na.

    Ang Paco Park ay nasa pamamalakad noon ng National Parks


    Development Committee (NPDC) noong katungkulan ni dating
    Pang. Marcos at dito nagdaraos noon ng mga "cultural
    presentations" para sa mga dayuhan tulad ng mga taga
    Alemanya (Germany) sa pamamalakad at paglulunsad ng dating
    unang Ginang Imelda Marcos. At naging parte na ng selebrasyon
    sa Germany ang Philippine-German Month, kung saan
    nagkakaroon ng tradisyonal na pagtitipon tuwing Biyernes ng
    hapon at tinawag itong Paco Park Presents."
    Malaki ang kontribusyon ng mga historikal na lugar na ito para
    mas mapagyaman ang mga nananatiling yaman ng bansa na
    naging parte ng ating kasaysayan at pamumuhay.

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