The Ruined Church of Pixila, Completed in 1797, Cuauhtemoc, Yucation, Mexico

18TH CENTURY • 18TH CENTURY, THE • 18TH • ARCH • ARCHED • ARCHES • ARCHITECTURAL • ARCHITECTURE • BUILDING EXTERIOR • CATHOLICISM • CHURCH OF PIXILA • CHURCH • CIUDAD DE MEXICO • COLOR IMAGE • COLOR • COLOUR • CUAUHTEMOC • CULTURAL • CULTURE • DAY • DAYTIME • DOOR • ECCLESIA • FACADE • HERITAGE • HISTORIC • HISTORICAL • HISTORY • HORIZONTAL • MEXICAN CULTURE • MEXICAN • MEXICO CITY • MEXICO • NO ONE • NO PEOPLE • NO-ONE • NOBODY • NORTH AMERICA • OLD RUIN • OLD RUINS • OLD • OUTDOOR • OUTDOORS • OUTSIDE • PAST, THE • PHOTOGRAPHY • PLACE OF WORSHIP • RELIGION • REMAINS • ROCK • ROCKY • ROMAN CATHOLIC • RUINED • RUINS • STEREOTYPICALLY MEXICAN • STONE • STONES • TOURIST DESTINATION • TOWN • TRADITIONAL CULTURE • TRADITIONAL • TRADITIONALLY MEXICAN • TRADITIONALLY • TRADITIONS • TRAVEL DESTINATION • TRAVEL • TYPICALLY MEXICAN • WITHOUT PEOPLE • YUCATAN