Site Museum of Salinas

<b>Sala de Juntas</b>: In this room you can find the table and chairs where the operation meetings of the old salt export trade at national and international level were held. As well as one of the oldest archives of the state of San Luis Potosí, located in that room. We can appreciate a series of contemporary paintings donated to the Cultural Center, as well as some plans ordered by the first private owners of the Salinera Negotiation and a Spain recognition for a contest highlighting the excellent quality of the salt that was produced. <br><br> <b>Sala del Recuerdo</b>: In it we can find a series of photographs that tell the town’s history, as well as its economic growth, infrastructure and religious development. It also includes donations of a telephone, a radio for communication, and several old stamps. <br><br> <b>Sala Museo de sitio</b>: Here the furnishings that have remained throughout the history of this Mansion through the different owners are on display, including a dining room with 12 Spanish chairs, a 6-piece English-style living room, English, French, Swedish decorations, as well as its complete set of silverware and kitchen utensils, we have a painting of the first owner of the Salinas Negotiation “Don Cayetano Rubio” as well as another of contemporary one and an English chromo. Within this area there are books, as well as a bookshelf that was adapted in the English period of the Salinas administration.<br><br> <b>Sala Recinto Juárez</b>: In this room there is a bedroom with original period furniture, its bed, 2 desks, dressing table with a mirror, a dresser with 6 drawers of English wood, as well as 2 lamps and a metal ashtray, and a desk with its wooden and leather chair. In addition to a small room with 6 pieces of Spanish-type furniture. There is a chromo of the image of Benito Juárez, as well as a certified copy of his baptism and birth records; also a post-mortem bust of Benito Juárez donated by the Masons, as well as a plaque that talks about the donation.<br><br> <b>Sala de la Sal (sala de exposición permanente)</b>: Room where the salt negotiation history is displayed through photographs shared from the Salinas Historical Archive, as well as from the chronicler, complementing it with tools and materials that were used for the salt production, and salt handicrafts that are currently in use.<br><br> <b>Sala de Máscaras</b>: Collection obtained through the cartonería workshop, where several masks were donated creating the exhibition of this room.<br><br> <b>Sala del Danzante</b>: Salinas has a tradition of the guachichil dance, and this room has been exhibited from its origins to the present, showing the evolution of the dress in this type of dances, as well as the large variety of photographs and some related articles for this dance.

Exposiciones de temas diversos, principalmente pintura contemporánea, de artistas potosinos como zacatecanos. Se exponen pinturas, así como esculturas.