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de la Catedral de Puebla, desechó el proyecto inicial y modificó a otro conocido ahora como Barroco tablerado. Los interiores de Catedral se remodelaron en 1898 en estilo neo-clásico, pero es posible reconocer reminiscencias del barroco en sus diferentes etapas. Las transformaciones más significativas se dieron cuando el coro se trasladó al ábside, con lo cual la nave
central quedó integrada en un solo espacio y se implementó la sustitución de retablos barrocos por altares neoclásicos. La Iglesia Catedral contiene un archivo histórico de libre acceso al público, que abarca la temporalidad de 1540 a 1988, con temática referida a la actividad eclesiástica de la diócesis; abarca los
tópicos de medicina, educación, arte, arquitectura, política y economía. Asimismo, cuenta con un archivo de música sacra del período virreinal.Información de caminatas históricas
end of the construction. In addition, there are several chapels distributed throughout the temple, consecrated to various invocations of the Virgin Mary, the Holy Family, and various saints. Construction on the temple lasted 84 years (1660-1744) and was in charge of different people. The initial project was conceived by the Italian architect Vicente Barroso de la Escayola, who directed it until his death in 1692, without having completed the dome, the portals or the towers. Other master architects such as Juan de Silva and Lucas Durán resumed the project. In 1731 Nicolás López Quijano was in charge of the construction, but it was not until 1744 that Joseph de Medina, who had worked on the construction of the Cathedral of Puebla, discarded the initial project and put in place a plan based on a style known as Barroco tablerado. The interiors of the Cathedral were remodeled in 1898 in Neo-classical style, but it is possible to recognize some few signs of the Baroque in its different stages. The most significant transformations occurred when the choir moved to the apse, with which the central nave was integrated into a single space and the replacement of Baroque altarpieces by Neoclassical altars. The Cathedral also contains a historical archive, open to the public, covering the period from 1540 to 1988, with a theme related to the ecclesiastical
activity of the diocese. It covers the topics of medicine, education, art, architecture, politics and economics. It also has a file on the sacred music of the Viceroyal period. Information on historical walking tours
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| HM Number | HM2DXQ |
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| Placed By | Honorable Ayuntamiento de Morelia |
| Marker Condition | No reports yet |
| Date Added | Tuesday, January 29th, 2019 at 7:01pm PST -08:00 |
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| UTM (WGS84 Datum) | 14Q E 270211 N 2180068 |
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| Decimal Degrees | 19.70273333, -101.19221667 |
| Degrees and Decimal Minutes | N 19° 42.164', W 101° 11.533' |
| Degrees, Minutes and Seconds | 19° 42' 9.8400000000001" N, 101° 11' 31.98" W |
| Driving Directions | Google Maps |
| Which side of the road? | Marker is on the right when traveling East |
| Closest Postal Address | At or near S/N Av Francisco I. Madero Pte, Morelia Michoacán 58000, MX |
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