Photographs of Bahay Nakpil-Bautista taken by Jenea Nakpil Medina, a great-granddaughter of Doña Enriqueta Nakpil y Sancho and Don Ramon Nakpil who lived at Bahay Nakpil-Bautista with his brother Julio.
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The historical marker at the wooden gateway into the 100-year house. 
Bedroom Terrace Azotea 
Century Old Safe 
Classic View Sala 
Front of Our House 
On Display Kartilya 
Once Original Juan Luna – Parisian Life 
Outside the House 
Pray to God 
Quiapo Lives 
RIP Donya Gregoria de Jesus 
Terrace View 
The Library 
The Sala 
The Story Behind It 
Vintage Style Quiapo
amazing nakpil family i proud to be nakpil…..
Hello Jenea. I understand you are the grerat grandaughter of Lola Teta. She is the sister of my paternal grandmother, Virginia Sancho West. My father, Richard Sancho West, used to take us to the Nakpil ancestral home during Christmas when my brothers and I were very young. I am quite impressed with this website. I also was thrilled to see Lola Teta’s picture on this site. Incidentally, your great grandfather, Ramon Nakpil was my parents’ “padrino” at their wedding in 1947. Also, I am trying to tract down a Luis Nakpil, supposedly a grandson of Lola Teta. He was in touch with my older brother, Louie West, via email for a good number of years. Luis probably never knew why my brother Louie stopped communicating with him. Please inform Luis that Louie died suddenly in July of 2011 from a massive heart attack. Sincerely, Medy West
Hi Medy, not to be rude by interrupting, but as i am currently tracking who my great grandfather is, I am quite sure that the Luis Nakpil you were talking about happens to be your uncle. Since he is a son of Carmen Guerrero-Nakpil and Angel Nakpil, as Angel is Virginia’s brother, who happens to be your grandmom. 🙂