Michoacán Archives and Libraries: Difference between revisions

{{Block indent|Private museum in whose rooms it exhibits a collection of old photographs of the town, it has instruments and historical documents of the first mine that was in Tangancícuaro, as well as visual reproductions of mining from 1808-1931, in addition to relics from the Colony to the beginning of the last century, which demonstrate the development of mining in the locality. In other spaces are the first sewing machines, photocopiers, record players, adding machines, musical instruments, scales, registers and computers, images of the first vehicles, wagons, among other photographs, which collect the history of the founding families, the architectural changes of the square, of the main streets, the facades of the temples, the income and expenditure books of the first farms that made up the municipality. An important part of the collection is dedicated to the archaeological figures of the Purépecha culture. There are also figures and ceramics from other cultures, such as the Teotihuacan, Olmec, Teco and other Mesoamerican civilizations, since this area was an obligatory step for the trade of these cultures.}}

{{Block indent|In its main room, dedicated to "The four peoples", the visitor will be able to admire manifestations of the cultural wealth of these peoples through their most representative material work, among which pieces related to their daily, religious, recreational and artistic life stand out.  In the permanent room "El maque de Michoacán", the cultural value of a historical line of the artistic production of the Purepecha people can be appreciated.}}