Broadly speaking, the Bantayog ng mga Bayani center, including its grounds, buildings and outdoor spots, is one whole museum about the authoritarian regime of Ferdinand Marcos. But inside the JRS Building is the Museo ng Bantayog (Bantayog ng mga Bayani Museum) where permanent displays of photos and memorabilia from the Marcos era are installed. This is its online equivalent, a work that continuously develops. This supports Bantayog’s goal of giving the museum as broad an audience as possible, making it accessible even to those who cannot physically visit the center.

The 1974 Siege of Jolo

Inang Bayan Monument

3D Wall of Remembrance

Bantayog Street Memorials

Comelec Walkout of 1986

First Quarter Storm Remembered

Pintang Laya: EDJOP by Celeste Lecaroz

Painting Repression