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St Matthew steps out This month we wind up our recent series of pages on Oaxaca with a look at the barrio church of San Matias Jalatlaco, on the outskirts of the City of Oaxaca, which we visited on our recent trip to see and hear Oaxaca's historic pipe organs.
Note to our readers:
This is our valedictory page. The Espadaña Press web site site is going on a hiatus. We shall be devoting most of our future efforts to our exciting new blog, which we encourage you to visit regularly.
Our extensive archive will still be available online for the time being. We thank you all for your attention and comments over the past 15 years.
Our 2012 pages so far: January/February: Tlancualpican (Puebla) March: Tejupan (Oaxaca) April: Oaxacan Archangels
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Our Our mission at Espadaña Press is to promote public awareness of the rich artistic and architectural heritage of Spanish colonial Mexico through our illustrated guidebooks and the regular features and updates on this web site.
Each month or so we post a new page featuring one of Mexico's colonial buildings or art works, with a focus on the lesser known monuments.
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