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:It exhibits a collection of old documents (letters, photographs, tickets and various objects) that narrate the history of the region and the country. Approximately 60 meters from the Museum is the place where Benito Juárez spent the night from August 5 to 11, 1865 on his transfer from Chihuahua to Paso del Norte, pursued by French troops. | :It exhibits a collection of old documents (letters, photographs, tickets and various objects) that narrate the history of the region and the country. Approximately 60 meters from the Museum is the place where Benito Juárez spent the night from August 5 to 11, 1865 on his transfer from Chihuahua to Paso del Norte, pursued by French troops. | ||
'''El Minero Community Museum''' (Museo Comunitario El Minero)<br> | |||
Allende 26 Centro<br>33580 Santa Bárbara<br> | |||
Website: [https://sic.cultura.gob.mx/ficha.php?table=museo&table_id=945 El Minero Community Museum]<br> | |||
Website #2: [http://museocomunitarioelminero.blogspot.com/ "El Minero" Community Museum] | |||
:It seeks among its main objective the historical and cultural rescue of the community, which contributes most of the objects on display, on loan, in custody, in donation, etc. This museum is located in the building of a former state school, "Maclovio Herrera". | |||
'''Mennonite Museum''' (Museo Menonita)<br> | '''Mennonite Museum''' (Museo Menonita)<br> | ||
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:Furniture, utensils, machinery representative of the Mennonite pinoniers. Video about the arrival of the Mennonites, who on March 8, 1922 arrived in San Antonio de los Arenales (today the city of Cuauhtémoc), coming from the province of Manitoba, Canada. | :Furniture, utensils, machinery representative of the Mennonite pinoniers. Video about the arrival of the Mennonites, who on March 8, 1922 arrived in San Antonio de los Arenales (today the city of Cuauhtémoc), coming from the province of Manitoba, Canada. | ||
'''Norawa Community Museum''' (Museo Comunitario Norawa)<br> | |||
Paseo de las Garzas s / n<br>Col. La Hacienda<br>33180 Guachochi<br> | |||
Telephone: 52 649 543 0151 ext. 117/115 2182<br> | |||
Email: [mailto:turismo@guachochi.mx turismo@guachochi.mx]<br> | |||
Website: [https://sic.cultura.gob.mx/ficha.php?table=museo&table_id=550 Norawa Community Museum]<br> | |||
Website #2: [https://www.facebook.com/Museo-Norawa-1665264830403351/ Museo Norawa]<br> | |||
Website #3: [http://remunomex.uas.edu.mx/index.php/museo-norawa/ Norawa Museum] | |||
:It is a cultural space that was created with the purpose of rescuing, preserving and disseminating the historical and cultural heritage of this mountain region. The Rarámuri ethnic group has inhabited the Guachochi region for many years. It is not known exactly where they came from at first they led a semi-nomadic life. The inclement weather, as well as the rugged terrain make the Rarámuris a strong breed in the face of the climatic conditions of the Sierra Tarahumara. | |||
'''Quinta Gameros University Cultural Center Museum''' (Museo del Centro Cultural Universitario Quinta Gameros)<br> | '''Quinta Gameros University Cultural Center Museum''' (Museo del Centro Cultural Universitario Quinta Gameros)<br> | ||