Dolores Hidalgo

Cocomacán, (Lugar donde se cazan tórtolas) era una ranchería indígena, en la que, en 1643, su fundó la Congregación de Ntra. Sra. De los Dolores; Congregación que fue elevada a Pueblo, en 1780; a Villa en 1824 con el nombre de Villa de Dolores Hidalgo, y erigida en Ciudad en 1863.En 1810, se proclamó en ella la independencia y, este hecho convirtió a la antigua Cocomacán, hoy Dolores Hidalgo, enCuna de la Independencia Nacional(Datos de Jose Zambrano.) English translation: Cocomacán, (Place where turtle doves are hunted) was a small indigenous village, in which, in 1643 was founded the Congregation of Our Lady of Sorrows; Congregation that was elevated to Town in 1780; To Villa in 1824 with the name of Villa of Dolores Hidalgo, and finally ascended to the category of City in 1863. In 1810, Mexican independence was first proclaimed here. This act turned the old Cocomacán, today's Dolores Hidalgo, into theBirthplace of National Independence(Information courtesy José Zambrano.)

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Parish of Nuestro Señora de los Dolores
The Decrees of Benito Juárez in Dolores Hidalgo Historical
Miguel Hidalgo, a War Memorial
The Route of Hidalgo, a War Memorial
Hidalgo Memorial and Independence Garden
House of Mariano Abasolo
From Here Hidalgo Proclaimed Mexican Independence Historical
Casa de Visitas
Birthplace of José Alfredo Jiménez Historical

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