Exconvento de Santa Mónica
at the corner of street 5 de Mayo
at the corner of street 5 de Mayo
at the corner of street 5 de Mayo
In what was a convent of nuns clandestine until 1934, it now houses the museum opens its doors one year after it was denounced the government of Plutarco Elias Calles when persecuted religious orders. Thus, in 1935 collections of paintings and sculptures by other convents met state.
In 2011 after a restoration reopens showing how living the Augustinian Recollect nuns.
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