San Luis Museum and Cultural Center

Located on a plaza in the San Luis de la Culebra Historic District, the San Luis Museum and Cultural Center was constructed in 1943 by the Works Progress Administration (WPA). Originally constructed as an Institute of Arts and Crafts and later used as a high school, the Museum houses interpretative exhibits and a diorama of the village. Additionally the Museum has a replica of a Penitente Morada, complete with religious objects and Santos (carved saints). Along with the extensive collection of local art, including traditional embroidery and murals, an array of local memorabilia can be found at the Museum.