Destroyed high altar

Destroyed high altar - San Ildefonso (Catedral)
from: Rasmussen, Christian H. Catedral de Mérida, Compañía Editorial de la Península, SA de CV, Mérida, p. 29.

Believed to date circa 1760-62 and once considered the second largest in Mexico, the enormous high altar of the Mérida was destroyed along with other church furnishings on the night of Sept., 24, 1915 during an anticlerical raid.


Nave with coved vaults


Also in: San Ildefonso (Catedral)

Façade & bell-towers
Façade
Façade, main portal, choir loft window & gable arch
Bell-tower & roof staircase
Façade, main portal
Ground plan
Sanctuary
Nave with coved vaults
Nave pillars & vaults
Nave, cove vaults
Cove vaults, pillars & cupola
Vaults and arches
Coved vaults, pillar, & cupola
Nave pillar, coved vaults & cupola
Nave pillar, arches, & cupola

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