The Apacible Museum, once the ancestral home of Leon and Matilde Apacible, stands like a beacon on the main street of the town. Their son Leon, was Emilio Aguinaldo's Finance officer and a delegate to the Malolos Congress of 1898. Some notable items on display are blue and white Ming pottery, gilded Florentine wine decanters, a gilt-edge hand-painted Venetian dinner service, 18th -century chandeliers (many more were made in 1870 by M.F. Rachals of Hamburg, Germany) carefully preserved by the Apacibles.