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| Lady Dancing on a Marimba Said to be in honor of the first marimba being made in Xela. Bonifaz Hotel at Central Park |
Tecan Uman, the warrior hero of the area Indians Cathedral at Central Park |
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| (above) Dragon-shaped Lamp Post in front of the Municipal Theatre (above, right) The Municipal Theatre Currently undergoing renovation. (right) Former Movie Theater Currently abandoned. (below) Former Dairy Queen (upstairs) is still a burger joint and hang out. Across the street is the stadium. |
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(above, left) The American Candy Store; 20 years ago, this was the only place to get Hershey's chocolate. (above) They still carry a decent selection of American candy. (left) Former Quetzalcoatl Inn; currently The Central American Inn. Fried shrimp here for her 16th birthday dinner convinced Deborah that maybe Guatemala was civilized, after all. (below, left) Former Skating Rink; currently a hardware warehouse and drive-through bank. (below, right) Former Sibley's House; currently a Men's Seminary. |
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