Los Secretos Escondidos de Tepeji del Río que NADIE te Contó!

Tepeji del Río was a strategic point on the Camino Real de Tierra Adentro, a key route of the Viceroyalty of New Spain that connected Mexico City with the north of the country. Thanks to its location, Tepeji became an important transit center for the trade and transportation of precious metals. In the 19th century, during the industrial boom, the La Josefina Textile Factory was founded, one of the first in the region. This factory marked the beginning of industrialization in Tepeji, attracting workers, boosting the local economy, and leaving an architectural and historical legacy that still endures. The Tepeji del Río Industrial Textile Museum, inaugurated on August 26, 2022, is located in the historic La Josefina Factory, one of the oldest in Mexico. This museum offers a unique experience by displaying original textile machinery from the 19th and 20th centuries, some dating between 1865 and 1870, from countries such as England, Italy, Switzerland, and Germany. It also presents a replica of the towel-making process, from the arrival of the cotton to the final product, highlighting the technological evolution and the economic and social impact of the factory on the region. The Former Convent of San Francisco de Asís in Tepeji del Río is a 16th-century building founded by Franciscan friars as part of the evangelization of New Spain. This convent stands out for its colonial architecture, with stone walls, a sober cloister, and a church with Baroque elements. It was an important religious and cultural center during the Viceroyalty and still preserves part of its original structure, including murals and ancient architectural details. Today, it is a historical symbol of Tepeji and is part of the cultural heritage of the state of Hidalgo. Discover the Hidden Secrets of Tepeji del Río - in Hidalgo - that NO ONE Told You! Until Now! ⏱️ Time-lapse ⏱️ 0:11 Mexico preserves a cultural heritage and 0:14 another less well-known industrial heritage 1:17 obsidian pottery samples 1:29 found in the cultural center museum 2:11 Melchor Campo was a defender of secularism 2:21 in the 19th century during the Reform War 2:48 who supported President Benito Juárez 3:11 monuments, one from the 19th century 3:48 of the Royal Road of Tierra Adentro 4:21 World Cultural Heritage 4:59 Santiago Tlautla 6:23 open chapels 7:06 the facade of the Santiago Chapel 7:28 precisely the Beehive Bridge 8:19 built the first highway in Mexico 8:34 businessman Archivaldo Hope 8:36 stagecoach robbery 8:45 that industrial machines would work 9:29 is exhibited here in the Museum Textile 9:33 La Josefina Factory 9:34 a collection of antique machines 10:24 industrial heritage 11:11 engineer Coso 13:37 House of Culture 14:09 the Cultural Center 14:42 community museum 15:03 we belong to the Toltec region 15:55 pieces from the mammoth 16:51 Franciscan convent 17:41 colonial era to these battlements 18:39 Jilotepec Act 19:52 Juan Correa and another by Francisco Martínez 20:46 has that baptismal font 20:49 known as the parish garden 21:15 ancient buildings 21:45 the convent consists of two parts 21:50 the lower cloister 22:26 semicircular arches 22:30 built in quarry 🔔 Subscribe to the channel:    / @tutvcultural   A @evisuales production in 2024 Support independent TV by subscribing to the @Tutvcultural channel 🎬 Production by Jorge Barbosa 🎶 Music by Fifty Sounds