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The Railways and Industrial Heritage Society of the Philippines, Inc. (RIHSPI) is a non-stock, non-profit group organized to study, encourage interest and educate the public about the railways and industry heritage of the Philippines.
RIHSPI is an association duly registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission of the Republic of the Philippines.
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RIHSPI mentioned in FEDECRAIL Report
RIHSPI was mentioned in the newsletter of the European Federation of Museum & Tourist Railways (FEDECRAIL) in a report by Kyoichi Oda, a representative from the Railway Preservation Society of Japan. Excerpts from Mr. Oda’s report: The Railways and Industrial … Continue reading
RIHSPI featured in short documentary
RIHSPI and its projects were featured on the short documentary video entitled, Rolling Towards Progress. This documentary outlines the plight and challenges that railway heritage preservation faces at present. Railways in the Philippines have been in existence for more than … Continue reading
Posted in Heritage Awareness, RIHSPI News
Tagged Reese Channel, rolling towards progress, video feature
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RIHSPI begins Kapihan sessions
MANDALUYONG CITY – As an effort to reach out to potential applicants, RIHSPI has started the Kapihan Membership Orientation series, envisioned as a regular meeting with members and applicants. Members and interested people are invited for a coffee session at … Continue reading
RIHSPI participates in 4th Bicol Test Run
TUTUBAN, MANILA – RIHSPI has sent a delegation to the 4th PNR trial run to Naga City last May 22, 2011. RIHSPI has previously sent delegations to the first and second trial runs back in 2010, which were conducted to … Continue reading
Posted in Philippine National Railways, RIHSPI News
Tagged Bicol, Naga, PNR, Reese Channel, Trial Run
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RIHSPI featured on GMA News
RIHSPI and its photo collection were featured on an episode of GMA News TV’s State of the Nation. Sa tindi ng traffic sa Metro Manila, mas maginhawang sumakay sa tren — iwas-abala dahil mas mabilis ang biyahe. Kaya nga ang … Continue reading