With around 300 years old, this antique house turned museum tells through its objects San Sebastián del Oeste story and feats.
The Encarnación family, miners of tradition and owners at the time of a famous raya store, owns this fascinating collection, which today any visitor can look at to know the relics of Doña Conchita and her ancestors.
Collected since 1750, among these objects are personal use articles, family photographs, gowns for christening more than 150 years old, which their owners assure were used until recently by the sixth generation, documents signed by Don Porfirio Díaz and even insurance certificates to safeguard their mines’s precious treasures.
With around 300 years old, this antique house turned museum tells through its objects San Sebastián del Oeste story and feats.
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The Encarnación family, miners of tradition and owners at the time of a famous raya store, owns this fascinating collection, which today any visitor can look at to know the relics of Doña Conchita and her ancestors.
Collected since 1750, among these objects are personal use articles, family photographs, gowns for christening more than 150 years old, which their owners assure were used until recently by the sixth generation, documents signed by Don Porfirio Díaz and even insurance certificates to safeguard their mines’s precious treasures.
