Bellavista Textile Factory Museum - Bellavista, Nayarit, Mexico - Converted Factories on Waymarking.com

The Bellavista Textile Factory is considered to be the site where the Union Movement began in Mexico. It is also notorious for the first strike in Mexico in 1905. Several of the workers were murdered in the confrontations...and the Factory Museum even displays photos of some of their bodies hanging in the trees.
The Museum doesn't have typical displays...but, much of the factory is still the way it was when the factory was abandoned many years ago as a factory...old boilers and looms, etc. There are some haphazardly posted photos documenting the strike. There doesn't seem to be an online history in English, so the following sources of additional information are in Spanish: (visit link)
This site had some additional photos too but the website was under construction when posting this waymark: (visit link)

Address:: (the main road)- there's only one. Bella Vista, Nayarit Mexico Year built: 1872 Year converted: unknown Web page: [Web Link]

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Date Logged Log   12/29/2009 Metro2 visited it