Dona Aurora Aragon Quezon House

The Doña Aurora Aragon Quezon House is a reconstructed heritage house museum in Baler, Aurora, Philippines. Located in the town center near Museo de Baler, it replicates the ancestral home of Aurora Aragon Quezon, wife of President Manuel L. Quezon and former First Lady. Built in traditional Filipino style with wood and nipa, the house displays period furniture, photographs and memorabilia. It serves as a historical landmark commemorating her life and the Quezon family's ties to Baler.

Visitors can expect a reconstructed traditional Filipino wooden house on stilts with nipa roofing, elevated floors and capiz windows. Inside are period furnishings, family photographs, memorabilia and interpretive panels about Aurora Aragon Quezon and the Quezon family. The house is set in a small landscaped lot in central Baler, within walking distance of Museo de Baler and Quezon Park. Guests can walk through the rooms, view exhibits on the ground and upper floors, and take photos of the exterior and interior displays.

The house replicates the ancestral home of Aurora Aragon Quezon (1888-1949), born in Baler and wife of Commonwealth President Manuel L. Quezon. The original house was destroyed during World War II and later reconstructed as a heritage museum to commemorate her life, her work for women's suffrage and humanitarian activities, and the Quezon family's historical connection to Baler, the birthplace of Manuel Quezon.

The house is a cultural landmark of Aurora Province, which is named after Aurora Aragon Quezon. It showcases traditional early 20th-century Filipino domestic architecture and serves as an educational site preserving local heritage, family traditions and community memory associated with Baler's most prominent family.