Description
It is the oldest and largest house in the town, sent to build in the year 1,760. Known as Casa de la Carrillera or Casa Grande of the 17th century. It was used as a home of the Carrillera and the posio, where food was stored to distribute to the village in the years of scarcity and drought.
It is the oldest and largest house in the town, sent to build in the year 1,760. It was used as a house of the Carrillera and the posio, where food was stored to distribute to the people in the years of scarcity and drought.
It was also believed that the inquisition was established there because his shield was on the facade, but after successive studies the researchers concluded that the Court of the Inquisition was in another house and that only one member of it lived there. This house, other ancient people and the Church, are united by underground tunnels that come out of its wells and lead to the outskirts of the village.
