Houses below the fortress walls
Flown by Spanish explorers and conquistadors, it was the primary banner of the Viceroyalties in the Americas, including New Spain (Mexico), Florida, and the American Southwest, for over 300 years.
Origin: The design is a reference to the Duchy of Burgundy. It was introduced into Spain in 1496 through the marriage of Philip the Handsome (of Burgundy) to Joanna of Castile.
Official residence and workplace of the Governor of Puerto Rico
Depicting a bishop and three women carrying torches, this statue symbolizes a 1797 event where a religious procession is said to have deterred a British invasion.
Houses below the fortress walls
Flown by Spanish explorers and conquistadors, it was the primary banner of the Viceroyalties in the Americas, including New Spain (Mexico), Florida, and the American Southwest, for over 300 years.
Origin: The design is a reference to the Duchy of Burgundy. It was introduced into Spain in 1496 through the marriage of Philip the Handsome (of Burgundy) to Joanna of Castile.
Official residence and workplace of the Governor of Puerto Rico
Depicting a bishop and three women carrying torches, this statue symbolizes a 1797 event where a religious procession is said to have deterred a British invasion.