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The Barrientos House

Izalco, El Salvador

A House of Culture, History, and Identity

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Published: 2023

U.S. State Department

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Community Heritage Exchange Inititiative

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Casa Barrientos, was built 1864 by Don Ramón Barrientos in Izalco, El Salvador and stands as an architectural and cultural emblem of the region. Its design and symbolism vividly reflect the community's history. After 26 months of careful restoration, the house reopened its doors as a House for Culture in 2023. This restoration project, led by the Izalco Municipal government, received support from the U.S. embassy in El Salvador. More than just a building, Casa Barrientos symbolizes tradition, faith, and the importance of preserving cultural heritage.

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This Tapestry experience was created as part of the Community Heritage Exchange Initiative with support from the U.S. State Department. Special thanks to Néstor Guillén and the municipality of Izalco for their help in developing this experience.

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