English: Sto.Tomas Municipal[1] Coordinates: 14°6'38"N 121°8'32"E & Miguel Malvar[2] Shrine in the Town Hall of Santo Tomas[3] Miguel Malvar Museum and Library: Of Battles and Surrender – Sto. Tomas, Batangas, Philippines [4] Miguel Malvar: The Story of the Great Batangueño General -- Located in the compound of the Sto. Tomas municipal hall is the Miguel Malvar Historical Landmark (MHL). The shrine (and public library) is under the National Historical Commission of the Philippines. His son and former mayor of Sto. Tomas, Miguel Malvar Jr., founded the library in 1956. It also served as his office during his term.[5] [6] Gen. Miguel Malvar Park Coordinates: 14°6'37"N 121°8'33"E List of Cultural Properties of the Philippines in CALABARZON [7] PH-40-0004 Miguel Malvar Monument 14°06′37″N 121°08′34″E

Cultural [8] [9] Santo Tomas, Batangas[10] Website

Santo Tomas (also spelled as Sto. Tomas) is a first class municipality in the province of Batangas,[11] Philippines. According to the 2010 census, it has a population of 123,668 people. The town is a gateway to the province from Laguna. This is also the hometown of Philippine Revolution and Philippine-American War hero Miguel Malvar.[12] The patron of Santo Tomas is Saint Thomas Aquinas,[13] patron of Catholic schools celebrates his feast day every 7 March.Election Results 2013 Santo Tomas mayoral bet Edna Sanchez accused of vote-buying [14] Coordinates: 14°3'44"N 121°10'24"E Geographical location: Batangas, Region 4, Philippines, Asia Geographical coordinates: 14° 6' 33" North, 121° 8' 31" East This place is situated in Batangas, Region 4, Philippines, its geographical coordinates are 14° 6' 33" North, 121° 8' 31" East and its original name (with diacritics) is Santo Tomas. [15]