Presidential Museum and Library (Philippines)

[5] The role of the Presidential Museum was transferred to the Museo ng Malacañang Foundation, a private organization by virtue of Memorandum Order NO.Public tours inside the palace was continued as means to showcase the extravagance and opulence of the Marcos administration.Under President Joseph Estrada's tenure, the museum was once again made an artwork repository and public tours were halted once again.[5] The Presidential Museum and the Malacañang Library was merged into one institution in 2004 during President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's term.[1] The PML in 2017 was made accessible online through virtual tours, in collaboration with the Presidential Communications Operations Office and the Google Arts & Culture.
Main gallery of the museum at Kalayaan Hall
Exhibits at the museum
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