Luzon Schools Museum
History is written in the classrooms, and in Luzon there is a witness to it
A story from the perspective of Luzon schools
He Schools museum of Luzon proposes a trip inside one of the old classrooms of Francoism in which the books, notebooks and booklets are still preserved, as well as some teaching instruments with which those generations studied the lesson.
It is complemented by other spaces dedicated to Carnivals and masked people in the province of Guadalajara, with special mention to the Devils and Mascaritas of Luzon; to the ethnography and archeology of the area, with ancient objects and reproductions of archaeological remains of the civilizations that populated the Tajuña Valley and a room in which temporary exhibitions are held.
More information: The visit is guided and must be requested in advance by calling 699095981 or by email lasescuelasdeluzon@gmail.com
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