The Consunji House is a heritage house in the

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of San Fernando,

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in the

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History

The house was the residence of Antonio E. Consunji, the ''gobernadorcillo'' of San Fernando in 1892. He was removed from office by the ruling

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because of his attendance when

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visited the town in June of that year. He became the ''presidente municipal'' of San Fernando during the Philippine Revolution from 1898 to 1899.De Leon, Jovi T. (2011-07-16)
"Glorious houses of the past: Links to history"
. Sunstar Pampanga. Retrieved on 2011-11-21. File:Consunji55jf.JPG, Façade of the Antonio E. Consunji heritage house File:Consunji55jfc.JPG, House fronta

File:Consunjijf.JPG, Front and left side of the mansion File:Consunjijf2.JPG, A peep from the fence, the left side of the house

References

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