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Centro Cultural Americo Building, Salta — Stock Photo, Image

Centro Cultural Americo Building, Salta — Photo

Built in 1913 on land that belonged to the church of the Jesuits, this building hosted the traditional February 20 Club. In 1950 it was appropriated to become Government House and served this function until 1987 when it became the American Cultural C

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