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| Note that the benches in the Jardin have hardly changed |
Mexican museography is impressive!
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| Maybe getting home from the train station then was easier than getting in from the camionera today |
My main Mexican blog is MEXIGUANA www.rochellecashdan.blogspot.com but here I post other tidbits, especially photos of art exhibits in Guanajuato, along with my translation of a famed Guanajuato legend. To read my online stories and poems, google rochelle cashdan.
Thursday 27 March 2014
Guanajuato Viejo in its Final Days at the Alhondiga
Anyone who has lived in Guanajuato a while, knows how disruptive street repairs can be, but did you ever stop to think of the Teatro Juarez as a construction site? Or that before the days of buses, Guanajuato had a horse-drawn trolley up Pastita and another to Cata?
The exhibit, Guanajuato Viejo, with Alejandro, a specialist who knows his Guanajuato history, on hand to answer questions, will be at the Alhondiga the rest of this week and possibly through April 5. The final segment will be up later this spring.
Mexican museography is impressive!
Mexican museography is impressive!
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Thanks for taking time to write. I add new posts about once a week on my other blog.MEXIGUANA (www.rochellecashdan.blogspot.com) and less frequently here..