This family picture of the late DILG Secretary Jesse M.

Robredo is considered as a primary source since it was a

personal collection of his family during the 15 th Wedding
Anniversary on January 1968.

This Chess table of Jesse Robredo is considered as a primary

source because this is his personal belongings and it is a
firsthand evidence to consider as a primary source.
Jesse Robredo spends grade school years at the Naga
Parochial School from 1964 to 1970. He is an excellent
student and is popular for laying chess. He represents
his school in annual tournaments. This yearbook is
considered as a primary source since it was his own
yearbook during his grade school years.
 The pictures above are Jesse’s favorite shoes and
polo shirt which consider as a primary source. This
shows how simple Jesse is that is why it is included as
one of the artifacts in the museum.

Jesse Robredo received 2000 Ramon Magsaysay Award for Government

Service in recognition of his giving credence to the promise of democracy
by demonstrating that effective city management is compatible with
yielding power to the people which considered as a primary source.
 In this picture are Jesse’s nameplate as
secretary, helmet from the Highway Patrol
Group Philippine National Police and Jesse’s
uniform as secretary which are all primary
sources.

These are Jesse’s copy of the novena to Our Lady of Penafrancia

and Jesse’s personal rosary which considered as as primary source
which shows how religious he is.
 These are some books on good governance which
Jesse read. These are all a primary source.

These are Jesse’s ballpen, tape recorder used for Jesse’s

speeches and international driving license which are his
personal belongings that are considered as a primary source.

This is Jesse’s bag and its contents

recovered from the plane he rode on
August 18, 2012 at Masbate City. These
are all primary source since it is his own
things when he is alive.
These are the awards received by Jesse
Robredo because of his excellency in the
government. These are all considered as a
primary source since it was all awarded to
him.
 Museo ni Jesse Robredo

The National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) chaired by Dr. Rene R.
Escalante will open the Museo ni Jesse Robredo in Naga City, Camarines Sur with Vice-
President of the Republic of the Philippines Maria Leonor G. Robredo as guest of honor on 18
August 2017 at 9:30 a.m. Naga City Mayor John G. Bongat will deliver the Welcome Remarks,
while former Secretary of the Department of Budget and Management, Atty. Florencio B. Abad,
will provide the inspirational message.

The Museo ni Jesse Robredo pays tribute to the exemplary life and legacy of good
governance of the late Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary. The
new museum aims to inspire every Filipino to courageously take the mantle of leadership and do
what he or she can to make the country better. The museum has four galleries filled with
Secretary Robredo’s personal items, with informative displays and interactive features. It also
boasts of a resource center on Philippine history, as well as an auditorium, café, and souvenir
shop.