Memorial Clock: Freemasonry Centennial Clock

It is located just behind the Kilometer Zero in front of the Rizal Monument in Luneta. You will see a white stone monument with the three- faced clock flanked by two white pillar. The Freemasons of the Philippines was involved with this project as several plaques attached to the base recounts the history of the Masonic Order and its role in the history of the Philippines. Nothing much was said about the design and symbolism of the monument.

It's very precious clock. I like it.

the Memorial (Centennial) Clock, is located on Roxas boulevard, behind KM 0, in front of Rizal Park. It was placed in 1998 in memory of the revolution against Spain, and the promoters of the revolution, with various plates, including a bid: 'The successful revolution of 1896 was masonically inspired, masonically led, and masonically executed, and I venture to say that the first philippine republic of which I was its humble president, was an achievement we owe, largely, to masonry and the masons. ' Emilio Aguinaldo

The entrance to Luneta Park. Recommended for commemorative photos. If there is an El Shaddai or some other large rally, the surrounding roads will also be closed, and in some cases an executive order will be issued and there will be traffic restrictions to enter Metro Manila. Government agencies and some private companies will also be closed. Therefore, it is recommended to know the information such as holidays and demonstrations in the Philippines in advance.

When I returned from Lethal Park, I picked up a taxi at this place.