Museum Gabriela Mistral Education

The Gabriela Mistral Museum of Education occupies a stark, neoclassical building that features a repeating pattern of tall, arched windows along its facade. It began as a training school for teachers in the late nineteenth century, reflecting a period when the government invested heavily in public instruction. Its most notable feature remains the original library shelving, which still houses pedagogical texts from decades ago. These shelves remind visitors that this site trained the educators who taught generations of children across Chile.