This website is dedicated to Filipino musicians in the United States, especially those "old-timers" who performed during the early 20th century. My aim for this website is to post information on these little-known and under-appreciated musicians, and update as often as possible.

The FANHS Journal is published by the Filipino American National Historical Society for its members in over 20 chapters nationwide. This index to articles in the FANHS Journal is compiled by FANHS life-member Eloisa Gomez Borah.

This website is another initiative of Sin Fronteras Organizing Project. This website is dedicated to publicize our work and to educate the public about the plight of the agricultural workers. More importantly, this website is to recognize the dignity of the contributions made by the men, women and children who work very hard to feed us. Look especially for the Farmworkers Struggle section.

The mission of the Filipino American National Historical Society shall be to promote understanding, education, enlightenment, appreciation and enrichment through the identification, gathering, preservation and dissemination of the history and culture of Filipino Americans in the United States.

The Filipino American National Historical Society promotes understanding, education, enlightenment, appreciation and enrichment through the identification, gathering, preservation and dissemination of the history and culture of Filipino Americans in the United States. Chapter Projects: Research, Oral History, Writing, Archival/Records, Lectures, Historical Photo Collection - Anchorage, AK.

The mission of the Filipino American National Historical Society shall be to promote understanding, education, enlightenment, appreciation and enrichment through the identification, gathering, preservation and dissemination of the history and culture of Filipino Americans in the United States - Virginia Beach, VA.

The mission of the Filipino American National Historical Society shall be to promote understanding, education, enlightenment, appreciation and enrichmnet through the identification, gathering, preservation and dissemination of the history and culture of Filipino Americans in the United States.

Provides information and resources about the immigration of Filipinos to the United States and their history, culture, traditions, and way of life from Bookhaus in Troy, MI.

This 2006, the Smithsonian Institution commemorates the centennial of Filipino migration to the United States with seven public programs at the Smithsonian and seven more in cities with large Filipino American populations, including San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, San Diego, New York, Las Vegas and Honolulu. These public programs range from scholarly discussions and film showings to cultural performances providing historical overviews of Filipino Americans in the United States.

FAHSOH is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to foster an appreciation of the heritage and experiences of Filipino Americans in Hawaii. We believe that knowledge of the history and culture of all peoples affirms individual dignity and teaches respect and understanding - Honolulu, HI.

Nestor Palugod Enriquez's vast resource page on Philippine history, Filipino American history, Philippine culture and Filipinos in the US Navy.

Database for Filipinos buried @ the Arlington Cemetery

Database for ilipinos migration to California; over $4 million unclaimed properties left w/ the State of California.

Database for Filipinos who fought in the Korean War. Soldiers sent by U.S. government and by the Republic of the Philippines.

Database for Filipinos who fought in the Iraq, Afghanistan & Persian Gulf wars. Soldiers sent by the U.S. government & the Republic of the Philippines

Database for Filipinos who fought in the Vietnam War. soldiers sent by U.S. government and by the Republic of the Philippines.

Database for Filipinos who fought in WW1, emphasis on almost 4,000 sakada soldiers from Hawaii.

Database for Filipinos passage to Ellis Island from the Pres. of the Phil; politicians, students, businessmen & hundreds of Merchant Marines

This is a genealogical research of Pilipino migration to Hawaii. I dedicate this website to the Centennial celebration of the first 15 Pilipino sakadas (contract farm workers) & their arrival at Honolulu harbor on December 20,1906. This website also honors the struggles & achievements of all Pilipinos who immigrated to Hawaii from the Philippines before & after the original 15 sakadas.

During the Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade era from 1565 to 1815 Spanish galleons crossed the pacific between the Philippines and Mexico. On October 18, 1587, the Manila Galleon Nuestra Senora de Esperanza commanded by Pedro de Unamuno entered Morro Bay near here. A landing party was sent to shore which included Luzon Indios, marking the first landing of Filipinos in the continental United States.

I Am Today's Filipino documents the many stories of present-day Filipinos, one-hundred years after the first significant wave of Filipino migration to the U.S. This exhibit provides an intimate glimpse into the individual lives and experiences that reflect the collective story of the Filipino community in 2006. It preserves a moment in the current history of Filipinos in America and encourages a greater awareness of the many contributions that Filipinos have made and continue to make to the U.S. Through the artistic display of photos and video, this original exhibit celebrates the diversity of the Filipino community while recognizing the rich cultural heritage and traditions shared among all Filipinos. This is an official project of the Los Angeles/Southern California Filipino American Centennial Planning Committee in partnership with the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Program.

Remembering and reclaiming Stockton, California's Filipino American heritage. We are a group of community members from Stockton, California. Distressed by the destruction of the old Little Manila, members of the community with FANHS Stockton Chapter lobbied for and won historic site designation of the four blocks surrounding the intersection of Lafayette and El Dorado Streets in downtown Stockton.

Remembering and reclaiming Stockton, California's Filipino American heritage. We are a group of community members from Stockton, California. Distressed by the destruction of the old Little Manila, members of the community with FANHS Stockton Chapter lobbied for and won historic site designation of the four blocks surrounding the intersection of Lafayette and El Dorado Streets in downtown Stockton.

Connecting the history of Filipino Immigration to present-day Filipino-American culture.

Two videos about the World's Fair of 1904. One of the videos, 'Bontoc Eulogy' tells one of those stories from the perspective of a first generation Filipino American who tries to trace what happened to his grandfather, a Bontoc Igorot warrior, who was brought from the Philippines to be displayed at the St. Louis fair and who never returned to his native village.