"Italian Missionaries in the Philippines" by Daniele Quaggiotto and "DAUNTLESS: the untold story of the US Army’s 1st and 2nd Filipino Infantry Regiment" by Marie Silva Vallejo

"Towards Mapping Marginalization" by Marian Pastor Roces and "Restoring Old Maps in the Philippines" by Eddie Jose

"Zamboanga: From Garrison Settlement to Latin, American Colonial City" by Felice Noelle Rodriguez

"The Sabah Dispute: the Historical Context and the Recent Court Decisions" by Atty. Jose Iribani Lorena

"In search of the Spice Islands: Spain and the Moluccas (1521 – 1667)" by Jorge Mojarro

"You are Our Pals": Japanese propaganda leaflets and posters in the Philippines during World War II by Ricardo Trota Jose, PhD

John Bach: cartographer, collector and historian of maps of the Philippines by Peter Geldart and Albert Montilla

Official opening of Map to Freedom at the Gateway Gallery, Araneta City; co-sponsored by PHIMCOS

From Sugbu to Cebu – A Cartographic View of Cebu City from the 16^th to the 20^th Centuries by Margarita Villalon Binamira

An Analysis of Historical Evidence on the Cordillera Gold Trade: Palimpsests of Archival Maps, Historical Accounts, Oral Tradition and Geographic Information Systems  by Dr. Michael Armand Canilao

Las Cuatro Partes del Mundo as Women Images from a Bohol Sacristy to Maps of the World by Ino Manalo

Mapping Zamboanga by Dr. Felice Noelle Rodriguez

Sinauna nga Isla it Panay: fascinating facts about Northern Panay maps from the 16^th to the 19^th centuries by Raphael Lotilla

Lost Waterways: How Historical Maps Reveal Flooding and Liquefaction Hazards by Dr. Maricor Soriano

Panay and the Mapping of the Philippine Peripheries by Raphael Lotilla

Memije’s Aspecto Symbolico: Unpacking a Masterpiece of Philippine Cartography by Dr. Ricardo Padron, University of Virginia

A Warrior's Armament and Ornament by Edwin R. Bautista

Forgotten renderings of the Philippines in Portuguese cartography of the 16th century by Miguel Rodrigues Lourenço, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa

Maps, Views and Everything Else: The Topographical Collection of George III by Tom Harper, Lead Curator of Antiquarian Mapping, British Library

Occupation and Victory - The Philippines in World War II Exhibition by John Silva, Ortigas Foundation Library

Official opening of Occupation and Victory - The Philippines in World War II at the Ortigas Foundation Library; co-sponsored by PHIMCOS, the exhibition closed the following day

The Battle of Manila: Tragic End of Three Years of Japanese Occupation by Ricardo Trota Jose, University of the Philippines, Diliman

Sweet Sixteen: Celebrating Life in 1945 Manila by Andoni Aboitiz

The Downing of a B-24 Bomber Over Manila, January 8, 1945 by Alberto Montilla

“Crushed Jewels” - A Look into the Japanese Side of the Battle of Manila 1945 by Ricardo Trota Jose, University of the Philippines, Diliman

Visit to the American Historical Collection at Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights

The Map that Never Was: Alexander Dalrymple’s Chart of the Philipinas by Peter Geldart

PHIMCOS en España – Archivos, Mapas y Tapas by Maria Paz K. Fabella

The Indigenous Intermediary in Dampier’s and Forrest’s Travel Accounts on Mindanao by Anna Melinda Testa-de Ocampo, University of the Philippines, Diliman

Visits included the Museo Oriental in Valladolid; the Museo Nacional de Antropología, La Casa del Mapa, the Archivo Topográfico del Instituto Geográfico Nacional, the Archivo Franciscano Ibero-Oriental, the Museo Naval, the Archivo del Museo Naval, and the Biblioteca Nacional de España in Madrid; the Archivo General de Indias in Sevilla; and the Biblioteca Nacional de Catalunya, the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, and the Museu Maritím in Barcelona.

The Upside-down 1554 Ramusio Map of Southeast Asia by John Silva

Croquis de la Isla de Mindanao by Christian Perez

Nomadic Papua by Richard Jackson

A Glimpse into the Use of Maps as Aids in Food History Research by Felice Sta. Maria

Expedición a Joló 1876, Bocetos Del Cronista Del Diario De Manila by Jaime C. González

The Philippine Place in Nusantaria by Philip Bowring, author of Empire of the Winds: The Global Role of Asia’s Great Archipelago

Baguio - The City of Pines: Early maps, plans and views by Jonathan Wattis

Bosquejo Geológico de Panay: A Look at the Past and Present Topography and Natural Resources of Panay by Efren Carandang, Deputy Administrator, NAMRIA

August Borget (1809-1877) French Artist and Traveller: His visit to Manila in July 1839 and the Parancillo Bridge by Robin Bridge

36th International Map Collectors’ Society (IMCoS) Symposium – Manila 2018

Organized by Rudolf Lietz at the Ayala Museum with PHIMCOS’s support, the symposium included 11 talks, an exhibition, and visits to the University of Santo Tomas and the Ortigas Foundation Library

The Summer of Love … for Maps: the PHIMCOS London Tour 2018 by Andoni Aboitiz

Topographia dela Ciudad de Manila by Antonio Fernandez de Roxas by Jaime C. Laya

Visits to the Bodleian Library in Oxford and, in London, the Natural History Museum Library, the British Library, and the National Maritime Museum

British Naval Actions and Surveys in the Philippines During the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars by Peter Geldart and Christian Perez

Earthquakes and Calamities through Old Colonial Books and Maps (1645-1830) by Jorge Mojarro

Dinner hosted by PHIMCOS for Tom Harper, Lead Curator of Antiquarian Mapping, British Library

The History of Cartography in the Philippines: Maps in the British Library by Tom Harper

Illusions, Confusions and Delusions – the mythical island of St. John by Margarita V. Binamira

An Introduction to Enrique Abella y Casariego’s Mapping of Panay by Raphael P.M. Lotilla

Two manuscript U.S. Army Maps of campaigns during the Moro Rebellion in 1903 by Peter Geldart

Intramuros After the 1863 Earthquake by Jaime C. Laya and Alfredo Roca

The Charting of Palawan by Vincent S. Pérez

Documentary video on Carlos Quirino, the biographer, historian and author of Philippine Cartography, presented by his son Ritchie Quirino

The Collecting Life of Alfonso T. Ongpin by Lisa Ongpin Periquet

The Charting of Tubbataha by Peter Geldart

Tubbataha, A National Treasure by Marissa Floirendo (publisher), Ma. Teresa “Tet” Lara (photographer), and Angelique Songco, Superintendent of the Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park

Benham Rise: Mapping and Claiming the Unseen by Dr. Jay Batongbacal, Director of the UP Institute for Maritime Affairs and Law of the Sea (IMLOS)

Panel discussion on The Quarter-Size Maps of Pedro Murillo Velarde led by F. William L. Villareal, Chairman of the Philippine Numismatic and Antiquarian Society (PNAS), Alberto Montilla and Carlos Madrid

Official opening of Mapping the Philippine Seas at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila; the exhibition ran until 31 May, 2017

Guests of Honor: Vice Admiral Ronald Joseph S. Mercado, Flag Officer in Command (FOIC) of the Philippine Navy and Ms. Florentina P. Colayco, President of the Metropolitan Museum of Manila

Glimpses into Laguna's History from 900 AD by Emmanuel Ticzon

Bungling Geographers: Alexander Dalrymple and the Solomon Islands by Richard Jackson

Family Planning and Asset Protection by Bank Julius Baer

Copyright Issues for Antique Prints and Maps by Rudolf Lietz

The Topographical Collection of King George III at the British Library by Jaime C. González

A New and Correct Chart of the Coast of China by Mount & Page by Peter Geldart

The Final Arbitral Award by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the South China Sea Arbitration instituted by the Republic of the Philippines against the People’s Republic of China by Justice Antonio T. Carpio

The Philippine Islands through the eyes of Fr. Pedro Murillo Velarde, Francisco Diaz Romero and Antonio Ghandia by Alfredo Roca

A Venetian in the Visayas: Antonio Pigafetta Maps the Islands by Margarita V. Binamira

Rhubarb and the European Mapping of Central Asia – From Munster to the Present by Richard Jackson

The Restoration of a 1788 Murillo Velarde Map by Alberto Montilla & Christian Perez

A Blast from the Philippine Past: Maps, Territorial Title and the Island of Palmas Case by Raphael P.M. Lotilla

Buying the Duke of Northumberland’s Murillo Velarde Map by Mel Velasco Velarde

The Naming and Mapping of the Batanes Island by Christian Perez and Peter Geldart

Hidden Treasures in the Maps of Francisco Coello by Carlos Madrid

Nicolas de Fer’s Les Isles Philippines, Molucques et de La Sonde by Hans Sicat

Official opening of The First Philippine Republic & the United States: 1898–1907 at the Yuchengco Museum; the exhibition ran until 9 July, 2015

Guests of Honor: H.E. Philip S. Goldberg, United States Ambassador to the Philippines, and Jeannie Javelosa, Curator of the Yuchengco Museum