Spaniards at the Maimpis River, Philippine revolutionary hero Emilio Jacinto sought refuge in this church. His bloodstains were found on the floor of the church. Magdalena is Also called "Little Hollywood Of Laguna" because it is the home of approximately 100 films. The Bahay Laguna Bahay Laguna is a museum in Barangay Bungkol, Magdalena, that houses the memorabilia of Governor Felicisimo T. San Luis, who served as Governor of Laguna province for 33 years. During his time, he was known as the "Living Legend of Laguna." Aside from the memorabilia of then governor, Bahay Laguna showcases the specialty crafts and signature products of Laguna towns such as woodcarving of Paete and bottled preserved fruits of Alaminos. The construction of Bahay Laguna was finished in December 1995. The Dr. Floro Brosas Foundation donated a piece of its land for this repository. Education Elementary Public: Ananias Laico Memorial Elementary School- ALMES(formerly Magdalena Elementary School) Ricardo A. Pronove Elementary School- RPES Buenavista-Cigaras Elementary School-BCES Maravilla Elementary School-MES(Formerly Maravilla Primary School) Bungkol Elementary School-BuES Balanac Elementary School-BaES Secondary Public: Buenavista Integrated National High School-(BINHS) Magdalena National High School - (MNHS)Formerly BNHS- Annex Private: Banahaw Institute-BI College and Vocational AMG Skilled Hands Technological College Alternative Learning System-Magdalena Laguna State Polytechnic University- MAGDALENA Satellite Campus Infrastructure Magdalena Water System Potable water should be accessible to all. Working under this belief, the Municipality of Magdalena successfully implemented the LGU Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Project (LGU-UWSSP) in their locality. In years past, the municipality operated the Magdalena Waterworks, a water supply system which covered ten barangays. The main water source was the Oples Spring in the nearby town of Liliw, Laguna, supplying a volume of four liters/second to 1,097 service connections. Tariff was Php 8.00 for the first 10 cubic meters and an additional Php 1.00 in excess of 10 cubic meters. However, the people were not keen on increasing the tariff, as the service was extremely poor. Believing that water is one of the basic services that the government should be able to provide to the people, the LGU consequently searched for a more permanent solution. Through the DILG and World Bank, the Local Government Unit Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Project (LGUUWSSP) was introduced to Magdalena officials. Through barangay meetings and consultations, the LGU water project and how it will help address their problems were explained to the people. With the creation of the Municipal