Park. It was built by Fr. Miguel Matos, O.P. from 1696 to 1700 as a mamposteria and brick church. The 1866 typhoon destroyed the church dome. Fr. Pablo...

island". Originally pre-dating the church, one was used as the Casa de Mamposteria (house of masons) during construction of the church. The main house was...

cathedral in the book: “The Cathedral has thick and strong walls made of mamposteria (rubblework) of 3 varas; it’s crucero measures 73.91 meters in length...

priest that year, began the construction of a masonry church (Iglesia de mampostería). The construction of the church was completed in 1896 and 97. It was...

governor of Puerto Rico. The basic structure of the small temple is mampostería ordinaria or stones held together by mortar or cement. It's a one-story-high...

hall. On its right is a road linked to the old cemetery (Cementerio de Mamposteria), which is now the Municipal Nursery. Jose 2001, p. 75 Jose 2001, p. 76...

and many people are afraid of reporting them to the police. Puente de Mampostería 16th-century (Masonry bridge). The town gets its name from this bridge...

was a wooden construction completed in 1823. The second church made of mampostería (rubblework) was built in 1828, however, it was badly damaged by the...

permanent structure was erected. Built of coral stones with the technique of mamposteria, this structural foundation expanded to become the cathedral. Within...

foundation and lower parts are ashlar, but the upper areas are built in mampostería, the traditional dry stonework of the region. The modest facade features...