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English: The Presidential Museum built in 1897 along 840 General Solano Street, Valentín Teus e Yrisarry (1832-1909) a former Primera de Alkalde of the Ayuntamiento de Manila. Valentín Teus was from Navarra. He married Teresa Ferrater Ponte, who died and 2nd wife Dolores Menendez Valdes de Cornellana. Concepcion Teus inherited the Manila house and in the late 1970s, Concepcion sold the place to then first lady Imelda Romualdez Marcos who made it into a guest house. |
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