This photo journal, part of the Morelia series, features Clavijero (kla-vee-HAIR-o) Palace is one of Morelia’s most important & most photographed architectural monuments.

The majestic Baroque structure was erected in 1660 as the headquarters of the Jesuit College of St Francis Xavier. After the Jesuits were expelled from Mexico in 1767, the complex served alternately as a warehouse & prison until 1970 when it was completely renovated & restored as public offices including the state tourism office & public ... (more)