Bayamo, where Cuba’s independence movement started

Torre de San Juan Evangelista, Bayamo

The Torre de San Juan Evangelista, on the corner of José Martí and Amado Estévez; the tower belonged to a church dating from Bayamo's earliest years that was destroyed in the great fire of 1869. Later, the church's tower served as the entrance to the first cemetery in Cuba, closed in 1919. The cemetery was demolished in 1940 but the tower survived.

Photo by Ludo Kuipers, Thu Mar 03, 2016
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