I think I remember the Juliana Apartments. Nearby, or even within it, was the old Coca-Cola branch office, headed by Mr. Paz, whose son Reynaldo was my classmate at St. Louis Elementary School. But I could be thinking of another building near Burnham Park.

Back in 1988, we had our office, the Center for Nationalist Studies for Northern Luzon (CNSNL) at the third floor of Juliana Apartments. High ceilings, wide windows (no grills), thick wooden floors, heavy and solid foundations as you climbed the old stairs and musty smell of the corridors were reminders of olde Baguio. It barely heaved during the 1990 earthquake as I hid under the office tables listening to the grumbling and shaking of new buildings nearby. I couldn't believe this majestic building would house, many years later, the country bar Wild, Wild West, and much much later, turn into the station of 3-H bus line!