Capitol University Museum of Three Cultures
The Capitol University Museum of Three Cultures, an attraction both of history and cultural value, is packed with curious visitors. It features Mindanao's three cultures of Maranao of Marawi, Iligan of Cagayan de Oro and the Indigenous Peoples of Northern Mindanao.
The museum is divided in three divisions. First one to welcome the guests is the "Kasaysayan" (History) which is a collection of old photographs of Cagayan de Misamis and Northern Mindanao. There are huge bottles used as perfume containers during the Hispanic era as well as Chinese porcelain and pottery excavated from Butuan City's archeological sites.
The second division is the Posaka Maranao which showcases the collection of Madame Laureana San Pedro Rosales’ collection of antique Maranao brasswares, jewelry, musical instruments, textiles, wooden crafts mainly from Tugaya, Lake Lanao. Believed to be the most extensive collection of Maranao antique materials, Rosales' collection includes gold, silver and ivory Maranao heirlooms dating as far back as China's Sung Dynasty.
The third part is called Rawari, a Lumad name of the river that traverses from Matigsalug to Manobo territories of Southern Bukidnon. Here, visitors can find masterpieces of local artists since this part is especially designed to promote the craftsmanship and skills of the exhibitors. (source : http://www.cultureight.com/capitol-university-museum-of-three-cultures/)

Yes, another museum last weekend. This museum was opened four years ago. Much that I want to take pictures of the artifacts inside, we were not allowed. But, all I can say is that " Better come and see!" Hehe.. And you will know why taking pictures is prohibited. I got this picture below from the web (the only picture from the web). Ana ka strict! .