These are the last visual remnants of. The original facility was built in the 17 20s and it was a residence for the captain. At this is really a romanticized version of what this building would have been. It was a military headquarters. He worked very hard when identifying this building. It is many different things. So, this is where it all began. The original house was built with adobe bricks in the 1722 based on the letter that the governor wrote to the king that year. It talked about 20,000 bricks needed and what they needed to build a compound. You can see behind the walls, of the top there, these are the originals from 1722. The architects found this when they were doing the restoration and opened it up to do the original walls. This was the home of the captain. His office and everything in one room. We will go this way next. This room and the entrance and the rooms to the right and the left, that was added in 1749 by a captain. When these were added it there was not a door here. This was cut when the city did the restoration. The captain would walk out the front door, go down and walk into his office. He kept his home and