Images of Güines
You are not an old enough Güinero
unless you remember
By José M. Estévez Casanova
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That when talking about Vestal
we are not referring to the Goddess Vesta, but to
the name of the shoe store that Fernando Madera had
in the Plaza Hotels building
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That El Castillo
(The Castle) is not precisely one of those
feudal buildings of the last century, but simply the
name of the fine grocery business of Florentino Hernández
de Armas, located on Máximo Gómez Street
in its corner with Pinillos Street
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(Copied from La Villa magazine,
official voice of Círculo Güinero de
Los Ángeles, #107, November-December 1982, #108, January-February-March
1983, #109, April-September 1983, #110, October-December 1983, #111,
January-June 1984, #112, July-August-September 1984, #113, October-November-December
1984, #114, January-June 1985, #116, November-December 1985, #117, January-February-March
1986 and #120, January-February-March 1987)
Translated by the staff of Círculo
Güinero de Los Ángeles
Continue to: Our
Villa of Güines
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Vestal Shoe Factory
owned by Fernando Madera. Photo from Diario
de la Marina (Navy's Daily), No. 25, Havana, Thursday, April 11, 1929
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