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| === Ahualulco de Mercado ===
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| '''Dr. Leonardo Oliva Museum''' (Museo Dr. Leonardo Oliva)<br>
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| osé María Mercado 15 Centro<br>46730 Ahualulco de Mercado<br>
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| Telephone: 386 752 2445<br>
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| Email: [mailto:culturaahualulco@hotmail.com culturaahualulco@hotmail.com]<br>
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| Email #2: [mailto:ahualulco.turismo@gmail.com ahualulco.turismo@gmail.com]<br>
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| Website: [https://sic.gob.mx/ficha.php?table=museo&table_id=1057 Dr. Leonardo Oliva Museum]
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| :The museum is located in a beautiful colonial-style farm, in its exhibition rooms the collections of archeology, sacred art, daily life, photographic archives and scores are exhibited.
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| === Atenguillo ===
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| '''Atenquílitl Community Museum''' (Museo Comunitario Atenquílitl)<br>
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| Independencia 18 Centro<br>44100 Atenguillo<br>
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| Telephone: 388 736 8878/333 617 7285<br>
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| Email: [mailto:juancarlos.derobles@atenguillo.gob.mx juancarlos.derobles@atenguillo.gob.mx]<br>
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| Email #2: [mailto:juancpresidente@hotmail.com juancpresidente@hotmail.com]<br>
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| Website: [https://sic.gob.mx/ficha.php?table=museo&table_id=484 Atenquílitl Community Museum]
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| :The museum opened its doors on August 23, 1993, in order to publicize the history of the municipality and the paleontological and archaeological pieces found in the region. It exhibits old hunting, farming, carpentry and tannery tools, as well as everyday objects, photographs, paintings and handicrafts. It has a library, four permanent rooms and one for temporary exhibitions mainly related to popular culture.
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| === Guachinango ===
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| '''Historical Museum of Guachinango''' (Museo Histórico de Guachinango)<br>
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| Aldama 4, piso 2 Centro<br>46800 Guachinango<br>
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| Telephone: 388 736 8322/736 8238<br>
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| Email: [mailto:farreolas@hotmail.com farreolas@hotmail.com]<br>
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| Website: [https://sic.gob.mx/ficha.php?table=museo&table_id=53 Historical Museum of Guachinango]
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| :It is a local history museum in which objects related to the history of Guachinango are exhibited from pre-Hispanic times to the present. The origin of the collection is local and community.
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| :The museum tour ranges from the first settlers of the region to the revolutionary movement, with aspects of the life and customs of the ethnic groups that inhabit the state. It has a paleontological collection, of which a complete mammoth skeleton and a collection of fossils found in the surroundings stand out. The many archaeological remains, ranging from projectile points and utensils from the first settlers to the artistic expressions of western Mesoamerican cultures, provide an overview of the cultural development of the region. The ethnographic heritage of the Cora and Huichol peoples of the area stands out. It also has a sample of paintings from the 17th to the 20th centuries, by authors such as Echave, Juárez, Rodríguez Juárez, Villalpando, Cabrera, Rivera and Dr. Atl. | | :The museum tour ranges from the first settlers of the region to the revolutionary movement, with aspects of the life and customs of the ethnic groups that inhabit the state. It has a paleontological collection, of which a complete mammoth skeleton and a collection of fossils found in the surroundings stand out. The many archaeological remains, ranging from projectile points and utensils from the first settlers to the artistic expressions of western Mesoamerican cultures, provide an overview of the cultural development of the region. The ethnographic heritage of the Cora and Huichol peoples of the area stands out. It also has a sample of paintings from the 17th to the 20th centuries, by authors such as Echave, Juárez, Rodríguez Juárez, Villalpando, Cabrera, Rivera and Dr. Atl. |
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| === Mezquitic ===
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| '''Wixarika Culture Museum''' (Museo de la Cultura Wixarika)<br>
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| Carr. Mezquitic-Guadalajara km. 1.5<br>46040 Mezquitic<br>
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| Telephone: 457 981 0300/100 8325<br>
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| Email: [mailto:museowixarika@mezquitic.gob.mx museowixarika@mezquitic.gob.mx]<br>
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| Website: [https://sic.gob.mx/ficha.php?table=museo&table_id=1555 Wixarika Culture Museum]
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| :The purpose of this museum is to collect, preserve and disseminate the representative elements of the Wixarika culture. The material selected to make up the exhibition collections is a compilation of objects used by the Wixaritari in the different activities of daily life, such as their traditions and rituals. One of the most outstanding collections is based on handicrafts made of beads and yarn.
| | There are 94 museums in 54 municipalities in the State of Jalisco. Here is the website: [https://sic.gob.mx/lista.php?table=museo&disciplina=&estado_id=14 State of Jalisco Museums.] |
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