Museo ning Angeles

Museo ning Angeles is a history and cultural museum housed in the former Angeles Municipal Hall (built 1922) in the Santo Rosario Heritage District of Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines. Operated by the Kuliat Foundation, it preserves and presents the history of Angeles from its founding as Culiat to the present, including World War II, Clark Air Base, and the 1991 Mount Pinatubo eruption, through artifacts, photographs, dioramas, and contemporary art exhibits.

Visitors can expect a two-storey heritage building of American colonial architecture housing curated galleries on Angeles City history, Kapampangan culture, and art. The ground floor features historical exhibits with photographs, artifacts, maps, and dioramas covering the town's founding, World War II, and Mount Pinatubo eruption, while the upper floor hosts rotating contemporary art exhibitions by local artists. The museum is located beside the Holy Rosary Parish Church within the walkable heritage district.

The building was constructed in 1922 as the Angeles Municipal Hall and served as the seat of the city government until 1998. It survived World War II and later housed city offices before being converted into a museum in 1999 by the Kuliat Foundation to preserve the history of Angeles, originally founded as Culiat in 1796.

The museum serves as the primary repository of Angeles City heritage and Kapampangan culture, showcasing local history, traditions, and contemporary Kapampangan art. It is a focal point of the Angeles Heritage District and plays a role in cultural education and preservation of the city's identity.