Ang Panubli-on Museum

Ang Panubli-on Museum is a heritage and cultural museum in Roxas City, Capiz, Philippines. Housed in a circular former water reservoir built in 1910 during the American colonial period, it was converted into a museum in 1993. The museum preserves and displays artifacts, photographs, and exhibits related to the history, culture, and traditions of Capiz and Roxas City.

Visitors can expect a compact, circular museum building that was formerly a water tank, located near the Capiz Provincial Capitol in central Roxas City. Inside are exhibition halls with historical photographs, archaeological finds, traditional costumes, household items, and documents illustrating Capiznon heritage from pre-colonial to contemporary periods. The setting is indoor and educational, suitable for self-guided viewing and guided tours.

The building was originally constructed in 1910 as a water reservoir and distribution tank for Roxas City during the American colonial period. It served the city's water system for decades before being rehabilitated and converted into a museum in 1993 to preserve the heritage of Capiz. The name 'Panubli-on' means heritage in Hiligaynon.

The museum serves as the primary repository of Capiznon cultural heritage, showcasing traditional crafts, costumes, tools, and historical records that reflect the identity and traditions of the people of Capiz. It functions as an educational and cultural center for local history.