♻Gaston's Ancestral House
⛔located at Hacienda Sta. Rosalia, Manapla
⛔built 1935 by Jose Gaston - a wealthy, american-educated politician and sugar baron.
⛔Monsignor Guillermo Gaston, a priest from San Sebastian Cathedral is the one currently residing and the owner of the mansion.
⛔to be considered as National Cultural Treasure
⛔main setting in 1982 Peque Gallaga Film "Oro, Plata, Mata" and "Sonata"
⛔Trivia: After the "Ruins" was burned by Japanese Colonial it was the second targeted but they are not succesful of burning the mansion.
⛔Beside the Mansion is the famous
Chapel of Cartwheels
⛔Located at Hda. Sta Rosalia, Manapla
⛔Built in 1967 by Fr Monsignor Guillermo Gaston
⛔Shape: The chapel's design is inspired from 'salakot' or farmer's hat
⛔ the wall is made of cartwheel
⛔It is made for the people in the hacienda
⛔ Fr. Gaston is having his mass here every sunday.
⛔The road going here is not semented. But the serenity of the chapel is worth all the journey. ❤
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