HISTORICAL MARKER. Officials of the National Museum of the Philippines and the municipal government of Paoay, Ilocos Norte province lead the unveiling of its Spanish-era bridge on Monday (Feb. 20, 2023). The Paoay bridge is one of the oldest and most well-preserved bridges in Luzon. (Contributed photo) LAOAG CITY - Officials and residents of Paoay town in Ilocos Norte province witnessed on Monday the unveiling of a new marker of the 200-year-old Paoay bridge popularly known as "Lumang Tulay" (olden bridge) located within the boundary of Barangays San Juan and Nambaran. In a message to her constituents, Paoay Mayor Sheila Galano said the marker will serve as a reminder to them to preserve the town's history for the next generation. "The putting up of a historical marker means so much to us as it serves as a reminder for us to take care of this bridge and preserved it for our next generation," she said during the unveiling ceremony which was also attended by the N