Photo Essay: Trujillo Colonial.

Posted by: robertkittilson | November 22, 2009

Photo Essay: Trujillo Colonial.

Trujillo has some history and we are slowly discovering it. Here is a quick photo essay about Trujillo’s colonial past. Check out Jessie’s blog post about our wanderings.

Robert

Coat of Arms.

A beautiful big courtyard in a original Colonial home in Trujillo, Peru. The building now operates as a private club.

Grandeur.

A ornamental door piece just below a old skeleton keyhole.

Lock and she.

Door studs on a centuries old door in downtown Trujillo, Peru.

Door nipples.

Big door.

Knocker

Floor of a Colonial home in Trujillo, Peru.

Rocks

A pillar in a colonial home in Trujillo, Peru.

Pillar of light and shadow

Lion

Photo page Photo Essay.

Flickr Slide Show.

Flickr Page.

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