One A Day – 1053 – Nurio
Plaza with Historic Church dated 1639
Iglesia de Santiago Apóstol
Municipal Building
Traditional Hospital Grounds and Kitchens for the Church
Flowers on the Grounds
Granary and Bell Tower
Church Yard
Chapel Door
Under Choir Loft in Chapel
Detail – Flowers
Guatapera Chapel of La Inmaculada
Detail of rare beam and plywood ceiling, painted in 1803 by Jose Gregorio Cervantes
Detail Chapel Altar Left Side
Detail Chapel Altar Right Side
Painted and Vaulted Ceiling in Chapel
Calla Lily on Grounds of Church
Augustinian Church of Santiago Apostal, choir loft above
Painted Ceiling under Choir Loft in Cathedral
Altar, Augustinian Church of Santiago Apostal
Painting on Side Wall
Old Metal Cross (missing top bar?) Near Edge of Choir Loft
Reliquary and Icon
Virgin of Guadalupe
Senor de los Milagros
Santiago with Dollars
Altar to Mary
Toward the Outside Door
Altar, Augustinian Church of Santiago Apostal
Baptistery
- Feria de la Mazorca y Fiesta al Señor de los Milagros, Nurio, Michoacan, Mexico
- Nurio, Michoacan, México
- October 11, 2017
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Last week I went to a fair in Nurio, a Purepecha pueblo not too far from Capacuaro. The event was a harvest fair with roots back to pre-Hispanic times and it was a very nice visit. These are photos of the historic and beautiful church in Nurio and the small chapel behind it. Both are unique examples of architectural and decorative styles dating back centuries. I would have been sadly remiss to have ignored them. It isn’t easy to get to Nurio from Morelia, but it is a worthwhile trip. I do have photos of the first day of the festival and I hope to post them soon.
There are a lot of photos in this post, but I wanted to keep the photos of the church together as much as possible.