Thursday, April 30, 2009

Museo Taminango

Here are some photos of a museum we visited. Museo Taminango de Artes y Tradiciones Populares de Narino. This is the first house built in Pasto and was turned into a museum. The house was constructed with wood and covered with mud and straw, and owned by a Spanish General. The printing press inside was one of the first printing presses in Colombia, which made it very important. Paul should have written this post since he was able to listen to Patrice translate what the guide was telling us while I had to keep an eye on Sofia. She likes to run...






courtyard

flour mill




stairs to mill





river through garden and mill




wood instrument
vertebrae inset in stone near doorway
(used for cleaning off shoes)




1 comment:

  1. Hello, Erin and Paul,

    Thank you for visiting the Taminango Museum and for sharing the nice photos you took. I am the director's daughter. I live in Peru, and enjoy seeing how others appreciate the museum. How is it going with Sofia? I too was born in Pasto!

    Greetings, Juliana juliana_morillo@hotmail.com

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