Museo de La Salle, nestled in the heart of Dasmariñas, Cavite, traces its roots back to the visionary Brother Andrew Gonzalez, FSC. The journey began in 1988 when Brother Andrew Gonzalez visited the Joven Panlilio House in Bacolor, Pampanga. Enthralled by the bahay na bato and its meticulously restored 19th-century splendor, he envisioned a museum that would not only showcase historical treasures but also contribute to the university's commitment to nationalism, history, and culture. This dream took shape in collaboration with the esteemed interior designer and Filipiniana consultant, Jose Ma. Ricardo Panlilio, fondly known as Joey.
