- Formation of the guerilla movement – how a group of patriotic soldiers who evaded Japanese capture when Corregidor fell became a fierce fighting force in Pasuquin.
- A View From Sentinela Hill – Dr. Valentin Salmon, a bolo man during World War ll, remembers the last days of the Japanese Occupation from his vantage point at the Sentinela Hill.
- A collage of photos taken of PPHS students and teachers just after the war.
- Veterans of World War ll – a photograph of the widows of soldiers who died during World War ll, flanked by veterans.
- Women’s Auxiliary Service and Fleet Reserve Association – photo of the officers and members of the associations of the bereaved families of veterans of World War ll
- War Widows of World War ll – photo of war widows performing at the “Teatro”.
- Binirec during the war – a short story of how Barrio Binirec served the resistance during World War ll.
- The Murder of the Japanese Commander – a short story of the ambush by local resistance of a Japanese officer stationed in Pasuquin, and the grim consequences.
- Just another day during the Japanese Occupation – a daily ritual that the townspeople had to go through.
- Photo collage – various photographs taken after Liberation.
- Photo collage – the legionnaires, Gen. Vicente Lim, Post No. 14
- House of Execution – two members of the municipal government were mistakenly executed here, a house that still stands to this day.
- Liberation and Reconstruction – the final days of World War ll and the Pasuquin guerillas that were involved in the military unit that helped in the surrender of General Yamamoto