Ayapango
human settlement in Mexico
Ayapango is a town and municipality located in the southeastern portion of the State of Mexico. The town is known for its European style houses built in the early 20th century. Many of the older houses are named.
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Hidalgo Street looking in towards the town
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Overlooking Ayapango from old Franciscan monastery
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View of town from plaza overlooking Casa Grande (Big House)
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The Casa Afrancesada (lit. Frenchified House)
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Casa Afrancesada
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The Casa Grande (Big House)
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Decoration on side of Casa Grande
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Municipal Market
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The municipal palace (government building)
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Parish of Santiago Apostol
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Nave of church
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Main altar
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Entrance to baptistry
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Inside baptistry
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Sanctuary of Guadalupe
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Sanctuary of Señor de la Agonía
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Cupola
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Cupola and side vault
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Side atrium
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Remains of Franciscan monastery
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Entrance to old monastery
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Inside the ruins
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House with the name "Cholula"
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House with the name "Huepetlali"
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Entrance to house with name "Pelaxtitla"
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French style house with large yard
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The Casa de Cultura Museum