Leonor María Inda Failache, architect and museum manager, and Maria Virginia Cornalino Nicoletti, teacher and inspector of secondary education, present at the Symposium of Historic Centers and Heritage of the Canary Islands, held in Güímar, a proposal for community heritage education to rescue the island footprints in the house La Pilarica, which was owned by the Canarian family Cabrera, in the city of Las Piedras, and a heritage space in the Pl…
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Leonor María Inda Failache, architect and museum manager, and Maria Virginia Cornalino Nicoletti, teacher and inspector of secondary education, present at the Symposium of Historic Centers and Heritage of the Canary Islands, held in Güímar, a proposal for community heritage education to rescue the island footprints in the house La Pilarica, which was owned by the Canarian family Cabrera, in the city of Las Piedras, and a heritage space in the Pl…