Casa De Los Delfines

The Casa de los Delfines features a distinctive stone relief of two intertwined dolphins carved directly into its facade. This eighteenth-century residence served as a secluded retreat for the prominent Spanish families who managed the nearby colonial textile mills. While the house remains private, local legend maintains that the dolphins were commissioned by a wealthy merchant as a navigational talisman for his son, who spent years at sea. The house stands as a quiet anchor on a street lined with heavy wooden doors.