DescriptionAllan Jay Quesada - Molo Church Full DSC 2279.jpg
English: Molo Church was built in 1831 under Fray Pablo Montaño and was completed in 1888. This Gothic designed church is known for its two identical spires. Just like most churches during its time, it was made from coral rocks and limestone, which used egg whites with sand to bind the aggregates. The church served as an evacuation house for the victims of the World War II in Iloilo City.
It was declared as a National Landmark in 1992.
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