Palacio de la Inquisicion and Plaza de Bolivar
The Palacio de la Inquisición represents a dark time in colonial history: the Spanish Inquisition, designed to preserve Catholic orthodoxy in Spain and all of its kingdoms. The Punishment Tribunal of the Holy Office condemned heretics from 1610 until Colombian Independence in 1821. Alleged crimes included magic, witchcraft, and blasphemy. Suspects were tortured using a wide variety of devices, on display in the museum. Those found guilty (nearly all) were sentenced to death in a public viewing.
Outside the building is a park , originally called Plaza de la Iglesia, and then Plaza Mayor. During the inquisition it became known as Plaza de la Inquisición , but is currently Plaza de Bolivar (of course… every city seems to have one!).
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Very interesting! Your pictures are incredible – really enjoy them. Tommy had a project when he was in middle school and we actually made a life size guillotine(not quite as bid as the one you are in)! We finally donated it back to the school – didn’t think it would go on over too well if we left it on the front lawn! lol
haha I can only imagine what your neighbors would have thought 😉