In Sucre, this arch marked the entrance into the oldest part of the central city area.

A beautiful tree-lined street!

One of Sucre's many historic and beautiful churches.

White buildings and clean streets are a part of what makes Sucre a delightful Bolivian city.

Approaching the Glorieta, your first view!

Only a small portion of the Glorieta's grounds.

Nearly every room had ornate ceiling touches such as this one. The rooms had Italian marble or French cedar floors.

Here is another view of some of the grounds.

This was the lake! Early photos of the estate show people enjoying afternoons floating in the lake.

Nasty subject...but this was part of the estate's dirty water flushing system. It relied on gravity to work! And, it did!

Here was a children's swimming pool! Pretty neat, Huh?

This tree-line path of imported pines provided carraige access to the grounds.