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Ernest Hemingay's San Francisco de Paula Finca Vijia

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The home has been untouched for decades. The author’s house remains a treasure and historical landmark in Cuba. It is deteriorating but the old Cuban exiles in Miami refuse to let any American cultural groups go to Havana to save it.

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  1. Finca Vigia is not in Cojimar, is in San Francisco de Paula. Cojimar is another small town near Havana where Heminguay like to visit to fish.

    Posted by Radames Descartes  on  04/01  at  03:54 AM

  2. Thank you for your post. I have never separated the two towns but you are correct. I will keep that in mind from now on.

    Posted by Publisher  on  04/01  at  08:39 AM

  3. Radames Descartes is correct.  I visited both places last year.  Hemingway’s house is maintained in excellent state on the edge of Havana, whereas Cojimar is a town outsider of Havana.  I was confused upon arriving at this page.  It would be a good idea to correctg the page title.

    Posted by Roy  on  07/11  at  10:58 PM
 
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