The red brick Arch is all that remains of the historic mansion of Don Mariano Abella, a member of the Propaganda Movement and Provincial Governor during the early years of the American Regime.
On this site once stood the historic mansion of Don Mariano Abella, member of the Propaganda Movement and Provincial Governor during the early years of the American Regime. This site is part of the township referred to in early Spanish documents as Pueblocillo de Naga, one of the two affluent pre-Hispanic settlements in the Bicol River district. By the late 19th century, Don Mariano Abella’s mansion became an important hub of prominent guests in the early twentieth century. (Text from the marker installed on June 12, 2024)
A source states that the Mariano residential building was also occupied for some time by Japanese forces during World War II.
Immaculate Conception Parish of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Caceres was established on December 8, 1964. It is located at
Located in Bgy. Abella, Naga City, the church was established in 2004.
Celebrating the 300th year of the Bicolano devotion to Our Lady of Peñafrancia, this commemorative arch was formally opened on September 9, 2010. It is one of the most iconic landmarks in Naga City.
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