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Monumento Histórico

A 17th-century building that was constructed to be the Hospital of San Pedro. For a time, it only treated men until, between 1640 and 1649, Bishop Palafox converted the Hospital of San Juan de Letrán into a school for girls, and the Hospital of San Pedro returned to treating all patients. It is currently home to the Poblano Museum of Viceregal Art.

Catálogo Nacional de Monumentos Históricos Inmuebles

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