Santiago de Querétaro in Querétaro, Mexico — The Central Highlands (North America)

History of Querétaro

Photographed by J. Makali Bruton

1. History of Querétaro Marker

The north and west faces of the four-sided monument.

Inscription.

History of Querétaro. . Fechas Historicas, Memorables de Queretaro.. Año de 1446, los othomies habitantes de este lugar, fueron subyugados por Moctezuma., Julio 25 de 1531, fundación de Crettaro por Don Fernando de Tapia, Octubre 27 de 1531, se le dio nombre de pueblo, llamándose “Santiago de Crettaro.” , Septiembre 29 de 1712, se titulo por el Rey Don Felipe V, “Muy Noble y Leal Ciudad.” , Septiembre 13 de 1810, Conspiracion por la Independencia Nacional. , Mayo 30 de 1848, Ratificacion del “Tratado de Guadalupe Hidalgo.” , Mayo 15 de 1867, Terminacion del sitio de Queretaro establecido por el Ejercito Republicano. , Diciembre 21 de 1876, Conferencias del General Porfirio Diaz y del Lic. Jose Maria Iglesias en la Hacienda de la Capilla, Benefactores de Queretaro Juan Antonio Urrutia y Arana Marques de la Villa del Villar del Aguila Maria Josefa Vergara y Hernandez Fausto Merino Pbro. Juan Caballero y Osio Juan Antonio del Castillo y Llala Jose Maria Perez de Arce Francisco Fagoaga, Datos Meteorologicos de Queretaro Altura del Observatorio sobre el nivel del mar 1,850 metros, Illegible hidrica media a o en un decenio 0614.^mm 38, Temperatura media a la sombra – 16^o, 37, Maxima anual por termino medio – 24,^o 99. , Minima/ id. id. id. id. 11^o, 12., Maxima maximorum en un decenio 35^o, 10. , Minima minimorum id. id. id. – 2^o, bajo cero, Altura media de la lluvia anual – 0525.^mm 90, Id. máxima maximorum en 24 horas 0,073^mm, Viento dominante, Este., Velocidad media anual del viento por seg^de de 0.^m 90, Id. maxima en un decenio 20.^m 93. , Coordenadas geográficas del Observatorio. Latitud 20^o 35” 33’ Longitud al D. de Mexico 1^o 1” 27’ . . Patriotas Queretanos en 1810 Maria Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez Epigmenio Gonzalez Emeterio Gonzalez Ignacio Perez Luis Mendoza Lic. Lorenzo de la Parra. Jose Ignacio de Villaseñor Cervantes Juan Jose Garcia Rebollo Pbro. Jose Maria Sanchez Fray Jose Lozano Lic. Juan N. Mier y Altamirano. , English translation: Memorable Historic Dates of Querétaro . 1446 - The Otomi inhabitants of this place were subjugated by Moctezuma, July 25, 1531 - Foundation of “Crettaro” by Fernando de Tapia , October 27, 1531 – Named as a town, calling itself "Santiago de Crettaro" September 29, 1712 – Given the title of "Very Noble and Loyal City" by Spanish king Phillip V, September 13, 1810 - Conspiracy of National Independence, May 30, 1848 - Ratification of the "Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo" May 15, 1867 – End of the siege of Querétaro by the Republican Army, December 21, 1876 - Conferences of General Porfirio Díaz and José María Iglesias in the “Hacienda de la Capilla”, Benefactors of Querétaro Juan Antonio Urrutia y Arana Marques de la Villa del Villar del Aguila María Josefa Vergara y Hernández Fausto Merino Juan Caballero y Osio Juan Antonio del Castillo and Llala José María Pérez de Arce Francisco Fagoaga , Querétaro Weather Data Altitude of the Observatory from Sea Level 1850 meters, Illegible average in a decade 0614.^mm 38 Average temperature in the shade - 16^o, 37 Average annual - 24,^o 99. , Minimum id. Id. Id. Id. 11^o, 12. Maximum in a decade 35^o, 10. , Minima minimorum id. Id. Id. - 2^or, below zero , Average annual rain - 0525.^mm 90 , Maximum maximorum id. in 24 hours 0.073^mm, Dominant winds from the East., Average annual wind speed per sec. 0.^m 90, Maximum id. in a decade 20.^m 93. Geographical coordinates of the Observatory. Latitude 20^o 35 '33' Longitude D. of Mexico 1^o 1" 27 ' . Patriots of Querétaro in 1810 María Josefa Ortíz de Domínguez Epigmenio Gonzalez Emeterio Gonzalez Ignacio Pérez Luis Mendoza Lorenzo de la Parra José Ignacio de Villaseñor Cervantes Juan José Garcia Rebollo José María Sánchez José Lozano Juan N. Mier y Altamirano .

Fechas Historicas, Memorables de Queretaro. Año de 1446, los othomies habitantes de este lugar, fueron subyugados por Moctezuma.

Julio 25 de 1531, fundación de Crettaro por Don Fernando de Tapia

Octubre 27 de 1531, se le dio nombre de pueblo, llamándose “Santiago de Crettaro.”

Septiembre 29 de 1712, se titulo por el Rey Don Felipe V, “Muy Noble y Leal Ciudad.”

Septiembre 13 de 1810, Conspiracion por la Independencia Nacional.

Mayo 30 de 1848, Ratificacion del “Tratado de Guadalupe Hidalgo.”

Mayo 15 de 1867, Terminacion del sitio de Queretaro establecido por el Ejercito Republicano.

Diciembre 21 de 1876, Conferencias del General Porfirio Diaz y del Lic. Jose Maria Iglesias en la Hacienda de la Capilla

Benefactores de Queretaro
Juan Antonio Urrutia y Arana Marques de la Villa del Villar del Aguila
Maria Josefa Vergara y Hernandez
Fausto Merino
Pbro. Juan Caballero y Osio
Juan Antonio del Castillo y Llala
Jose Maria Perez de Arce
Francisco Fagoaga

Datos Meteorologicos de Queretaro
Altura del Observatorio sobre el nivel del mar
1,850 metros

Illegible hidrica media a o en un decenio
0614.^mm

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Temperatura media a la sombra – 16^o, 37

Maxima anual por termino medio – 24,^o 99.

Minima/ id. id. id. id. 11^o, 12.

Maxima maximorum en un decenio 35^o, 10.

Minima minimorum id. id. id. – 2^o, bajo cero

Altura media de la lluvia anual – 0525.^mm 90

Id. máxima maximorum en 24 horas 0,073^mm

Viento dominante, Este.

Velocidad media anual del viento por seg^de de 0.^m 90

Id. maxima en un decenio 20.^m 93.

Coordenadas geográficas del Observatorio.
Latitud 20^o 35” 33’
Longitud al D. de Mexico 1^o 1” 27’

Patriotas Queretanos en 1810
Maria Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez
Epigmenio Gonzalez
Emeterio Gonzalez
Ignacio Perez
Luis Mendoza
Lic. Lorenzo de la Parra.
Jose Ignacio de Villaseñor Cervantes
Juan Jose Garcia Rebollo
Pbro. Jose Maria Sanchez
Fray Jose Lozano
Lic. Juan N. Mier y Altamirano

English translation:
Memorable Historic Dates of Querétaro 1446 - The Otomi inhabitants of this place were subjugated by Moctezuma

July 25, 1531 - Foundation of “Crettaro” by Fernando de Tapia

October 27, 1531 – Named as a town, calling itself "Santiago de Crettaro"

September 29, 1712 – Given the

Photographed by J. Makali Bruton

2. History of Querétaro Marker

The south and east faces of the four-sided monument.

title of "Very Noble and Loyal City" by Spanish king Phillip V

September 13, 1810 - Conspiracy of National Independence

May 30, 1848 - Ratification of the "Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo"

May 15, 1867 – End of the siege of Querétaro by the Republican Army

December 21, 1876 - Conferences of General Porfirio Díaz and José María Iglesias in the “Hacienda de la Capilla”

Benefactors of Querétaro
Juan Antonio Urrutia y Arana Marques de la Villa del Villar del Aguila
María Josefa Vergara y Hernández
Fausto Merino
Juan Caballero y Osio
Juan Antonio del Castillo and Llala
José María Pérez de Arce
Francisco Fagoaga

Querétaro Weather Data
Altitude of the Observatory from Sea Level
1850 meters

Illegible average in a decade
0614.^mm 38

Average temperature in the shade - 16^o, 37

Average annual - 24,^o 99.

Minimum id. Id. Id. Id. 11^o, 12.

Maximum in a decade 35^o, 10.

Minima minimorum id. Id. Id. - 2^or, below zero

Average annual rain - 0525.^mm 90

Maximum maximorum id. in 24 hours 0.073^mm

Dominant winds from the East.

Average annual wind speed per sec. 0.^m 90

Maximum id. in a decade 20.^m 93.

Geographical coordinates of the Observatory.
Latitude

Photographed by J. Makali Bruton, June 14, 2017

3. History of Querétaro Marker

The marker and monument can be seen in the center in this view. To the right is the marker "Christopher Columbus Plaza".

20^o 35 '33'
Longitude D. of Mexico 1^o 1" 27 '

Patriots of Querétaro in 1810
María Josefa Ortíz de Domínguez
Epigmenio Gonzalez
Emeterio Gonzalez
Ignacio Pérez
Luis Mendoza
Lorenzo de la Parra
José Ignacio de Villaseñor Cervantes
Juan José Garcia Rebollo
José María Sánchez
José Lozano
Juan N. Mier y Altamirano

Erected 1894.

Topics. This historical marker is listed in these topic lists: Exploration • Man-Made Features • Patriots & Patriotism • Wars, Non-US. A significant historical year for this entry is 1446.

Location. 20° 35.165′ N, 100° 23.236′ W. Marker is in Santiago de Querétaro, Querétaro. It is on Avenida Constituyentes just east of Calle Corregidora, on the right when traveling east. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Santiago de Querétaro QUE 76000, Mexico. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this marker is in Central Mexico

and in the Bajío.

Globally, it is in North America,

specifically in Mesoamerica,

on the Ring of Fire,

and in the Western Hemisphere.

Historically, it finds itself in what was once New Spain,

a Spanish colony,

and the Aztec Empire.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other

A postcard of the monument to Columbus in its previous location image. Click for full size.

4. A postcard of the monument to Columbus in its previous location

The monument was previously in the nearby Alameda park and was probably replaced by the current statue of Miguel Hidalgo.

No. 266 Columbus Garden and Monument, Querétaro, Mexico, Alameda y Monumento a Colón, Querétaro, México.

markers are within walking distance of this marker: Christopher Columbus Plaza (a few steps from this marker); José López Alavés (about 180 meters away, measured in a direct line); Miguel Hidalgo (about 210 meters away); The Alameda Hidalgo (about 240 meters away); Bronze Map of the City of Santiago de Querétaro (approx. 0.4 kilometers away); Fountain of the Hanged (approx. 0.4 kilometers away); Professor Eduardo Loarca Castillo (approx. half a kilometer away); Temple and former convent of Teresitas (approx. half a kilometer away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Santiago de Querétaro.

Credits. This page was last revised on November 30, 2018. It was originally submitted on July 8, 2017, by J. Makali Bruton of Washington, District of Columbia. This page has been viewed 627 times since then and 11 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3. submitted on July 8, 2017, by J. Makali Bruton of Washington, District of Columbia. 4. submitted on December 16, 2017, by J. Makali Bruton of Washington, District of Columbia.