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English: Gomez-Romualdez Mansion (Original owners Dionisio Concepcion and Clotilde Guzman Morales had 9 children; concrete white house, with expansive lawn, with distinct architectural lines of "moderne" 1930s - massive iron grills, bougainvilleas, row of Indian trees, driveway or cul de sac, a porch, with a Betis, Guagua-crafted staircase to 2nd floor, with upper floor enclosed terrace, a basement, a capacious dining room and utility areas at the rear, a covered patio for social events; In 1977, the Gomezes of Benjamin “Kokoy” Romualdez, the brother of Imelda Romualdez Marcos bought the property; Amb. Romualdez married Julieta Arlette Gomez, granddaughter of Mabalacat residents Salvador and Amalia Gomez. They have 4 children: Arch. Daniel Andrew, Benjamin Philip, Congressman Martin Romualdez, and Marean Romualdez-Pompidou; after the People’s Power revolution of 1986, sequestration of the house then returned to the Gomez-Romualdez family, renamed as “Tubigan” now with well-preserved lush gardens and old furnishings intact, but is scheduled for another major restoration soon).