In 1890, Chapala was a small fishing village; within decades it became an important international tourist destination.
This book explains how and why this transformation took place, and looks at the architects, entrepreneurs, adventurers and visionaries responsible.
Organized as a walking tour of Chapala, each chapter of If Walls Could Talk focuses on a different building and explores the fascinating stories of its former occupants-locals and foreigners.
The valuable legacy left by these extrao.
Sombrero Books If walls could talk: chapala's historic buildings and their former occupants, paperback/tony burton
