In KampoJuan Heritage House, the renowned Bahay na Bato mansion in Manolo Fortich, time appears to stand still. This remarkable residence houses a remarkable collection of ancient artifacts that bear the stories of different periods in Filipino history. Originally constructed in Pangasinan during the colonial era, this house has witnessed significant events in Philippine history before being transported by Dr. Neric Acosta to its current location in Bukidnon. The intricate process of moving the centuries-old mansion took three years, involving the careful dismantling and reconstruction of each brick. Now, it stands as a testament to the rich heritage of the Acosta family, housing precious art and antique pieces. Among these treasures are the first edition Tagalog translation of Noli Me Tangere, original works by National Artists like Fernando Amorsolo and Anita Magsaysay Ho, as well as 18th-century chandeliers, matrimonial chairs, a hot iron, and a dining table. Exploring the KampoJuan Heritage House is akin to stepping back in time, offering a glimpse into the vibrant and abundant Filipino history that is often confined to the pages of textbooks. "We not only collect historical items, but we also safeguard the narratives of those who preceded us," shared Dr. Neric Acosta, concluding his tour of this cherished family heirloom.