A graphic and a written content that account of the rich artistic and cultural built spaces in the state of Coahuila. The artistic history of Coahuila is linked to its cultural buildings. From the oldest, still standing (the centenarian theaters Apolo, in Sierra Mojada; Juárez in Las Esperanzas and García Carrillo in Saltillo) to the more modern (such as the Museo de la Frontera Norte, in Piedras Negras; the Quinta Julio Galán and the Museo Paleontologico, in Muzquiz), all -with the materials that are made, the way they were built, their architectural language, as well as the people who have passed through them - are documented in this book. "There are still absent-minded people who do not know that Coahuila and Texas were a single state and that Monclova was their capital. The Museum Coahuila y Texas, located in the former Royal Hospital, is an imposing edification of the viceroyalty that tells that episode of the history of our region." (HKB Translation) --Page 13.