Alejandro Legarda, an avid photo enthusiast, was the oldest living member of the Camera Club of the Philippines at the time of his death in 1993. Featured in this room is the camera equipment he collected during his lifetime.

An OB Gynecologist by profession, Dr. Alejandro Legarda received his patients at his clinic at the ground floor of the Legarda house. Today his x-ray machine and other medical tools still stand.

The Living Room Area holds two major works of art. "La Inocencia" (1901) by Felix Ressureccion Hidalgo and another painting by Juan Luna

Dr Alejandro Legarda was also a member of the Philippine Amateur Radio Association. His radio equipment still stands in this room.

The old fashioned dressing room showcases memorabilia of three generations of Legarda Women.

These Meisen Plates hanging on the walls come from a set of china that was custom made for banquets and parties. The original set is composed of forty (40) different hand painted designs, with no two plates that are identical. The original set has been divided and exhibited in the homes of the Legardas and their relatives, The Prietos, and the Valdes'.

Dinner at La Cocina de Tita Moning is a "dining experience". Our guests get the chance to dine with the Antique China, Glassware, and Silverware. The meal is served in the manner in which banquets and parties were served during the turn of the century. Everything from the gracious servers, the table décor, and the food served contribute to helping our guests step back in time and experience the elegance and refinement of a gracious era Manila may have otherwise forgotten.