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 '''Montevideo Cabildo''' (Museo Histórico Cabildo de Montevideo)<br>Juan Carlos Gómez 1362<br>11000 Montevideo<br>
-Telephone: 598 2915 9685<br>Email: [mailto:comunicacion.cultura@imm.gub.uy comunicacion.cultura@imm.gub.uy]<br>
+Telephone: 598 2915 9685<br>Email: comunicacion.cultura@imm.gub.uy<br>
-Website: [https://cabildo.montevideo.gub.uy/ Cabildo de Montevideo]<br>
+[https://cabildo.montevideo.gub.uy/ Website]<br>
-Wensite #2: [https://www.fodors.com/world/south-america/uruguay/montevideo/things-to-do/sights/reviews/el-cabildo-445939 El Cabildo]<br>
+:"The original City Hall is where the Uruguayan constitution was signed in 1830. This two-story colonial edifice houses an impressive collection of paintings, antiques, costumes, and rotating history exhibits.Those interested in South America's colonial past should pay a visit to Cabildo de Montevideo, a former government house and now a museum holding Montevideo's historical archive."
-Website #3: [https://www.inspirock.com/uruguay/montevideo/cabildo-de-montevideo-a511940361 Cabildo de Montevideo, Montevideo]<br>
-Website #4: [https://www.minube.net/place/cabildo--a420531 Montevideo Cabildo]
-:The original City Hall is where the Uruguayan constitution was signed in 1830. This two-story colonial edifice houses an impressive collection of paintings, antiques, costumes, and rotating history exhibits.Those interested in South America's colonial past should pay a visit to Cabildo de Montevideo, a former government house and now a museum holding Montevideo's historical archive.
 ==Record Offices==
 [https://dgrec.gub.uy/partidasdigitales/publico/home.xhtml General Directorate of the Civil Registry]<br>