Roots EarthGuadalajara, Mexico
Government Palace of Jalisco
Raised between 1750 and 1790 in Baroque stone, the seat of Jalisco's government frames the plaza with a carved portal and clock tower. Inside, José Clemente Orozco's fiery Hidalgo mural blazes above the main staircase, marking where slavery was abolished in 1810.
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Location
Coordinates: 20.6762, -103.3464