Socorro Water Towers

The Socorro Water Towers, located in Quezon City, Metro Manila, are historic structures built in the 1930s during the American administration of the Philippines. Comprising two towers, the older one is larger and both served the Cubao area residents. Surviving World War II, they were later managed by the National Waterworks and Sewerage Authority. By the 1950s, they became non-operational, and the site evolved into Imelda Park, featuring a barangay hall, a basketball court, and a daycare center. The towers stand as a testament to the area's history and development.