Amb. Lilybeth Deapera (right) gazes at an ivory crucifix from the Philippines in this undated photo. MANILA-ACAPULCO Galleon objects are in full display at the Franz Mayer Museum in Mexico, which ...

The museum will be called Museo del Galeón. It will house a full-scale representation of Manila Galleon, offering visitors an ...

Chinese porcelain made its way to the Americas starting in the 16th century through the Manila Galleon trade route, a trans-Pacific route used by Spanish galleons from 1565 to 1815, linking the ...

Titled “Galleon of the Psychopomp,” the piece pays homage to the Manila galleons of the Spanish colonial period. In his interpretation, New invites visitors to imagine this ship as a vessel capable of ...

It turns out that the Manila galleon trade route (1565 to 1815) did indeed regularly pass by Ticao Island via Ticao Pass on its way from Acapulco, Mexico, and possibly made a stop in San Jacinto ...