| Originally it was the site of the Capuchin monastery, founded in 1672 and was annexed to the Church of San'Eustachio in 1678, equipped with a beautiful altar in carved walnut century (similar to that of the Capuchin church of Teramo and by the same friar John Palombieri) and conspicuous seventeenth-century paintings to be assigned to different authors. The convent was once filled with a wonderful collection of books, which was sold in 1866, following the law on the suppression of the religious orders, and now preserved in the Library "Delphic" of Teramo. It is currently privately owned and unsafe. |