As early as 1850 it was thought that the need for outside modern Mexico that required a fast, efficient and accessible communication. Lawsuits were to achieve the first route: from Mexico to Veracruz in the Mexican Imperial Railway called. The most advanced technology is then implemented to develop in those less than 300 miles and major complications, because the train was to bring the sea level at Port 2500 to Mexico City. And he managed to do. Soon, the idea of Porfirio Diaz to modernize the country the stroke of the Mexican Central Railroad, first Querétaro was made, then spread to Leon and Aguascalientes, shortly after it reach the border in Ciudad Juarez. More routes would be extended, just was about to end the nineteenth century, Mexico was already stretched to Laredo, Nogales and Manzanillo.
Farms and Railroads symbols of progress and "porfiriana ntv pax" became a clear example is Atequiza, Jalisco, where were conjugated to perfection both. The Revolution ntv was made by train, we know and for that we as classic images, true icons of our culture, where the train is present. Then would come the time of presidentialism and the railroad were always present in political events. I remember in 1987, when the season finale ntv of Carlos Salinas, the sound of train whistles filled the socket. But suddenly, the passenger train stopped working, I think 94, and with Zedillo as president. And the train not had more function, were abandoned.
In almost five years of daily publication in The Bable, continually get comments and laments the abandonment of farms, temples and many other structures that are part of the collective heritage of all citizens of this country. Unfortunately at that long list of abandoned buildings and unused I must add one more concept: train stations. How much are they? I do not know for sure but hundreds. This we now see is San Gil, which keeps an interesting history, is located in Aguascalientes-Tampico route via San Luis Potosi.
This was a strategic point, given the proximity of the mines of seating, ntv there we see vestiges of that plant shipment of the products of the mine to Aguascalientes where he was the Mexican Grand Central Casting. We see the wine cellar of the St. Frances Mina, all abandoned.
This corresponds ntv to another station Mexican Central Railway, although not strictly in the village of Rincon de Romos, but near there, is named. Passing through the site saw something good to tell us that there's interest to keep, while less visible these sites as a group of citizens was fucking nasty graffiti had been done, but as we see, the station is in the abandonment .
Unbelievable but true, what began as small single family business, ntv over time became the thriving industry text ...
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