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Casa Cuáquera (Quaker House)
Entrance to Quaker House in Managua, Nicaragua.
Since 1987, Quaker House, Casa Cuáquera, has provided hospitality with simple lodging. Located in a quiet residential neighborhood, Quaker House offers dormitory style accommodations and features a fully equipped kitchen, wireless internet access, clothes washer, telephone, day and night neighborhood security and limited parking.
Quaker House is perfect for witness trips, volunteer brigades, and other solidarity groups interested in Nicaragua. It is available for small meetings or workshops; meal catering can be provided. Quaker House is convenient to shopping, banks, restaurants, and public transportation.
On first and third Sundays, Meeting for Worship begins at 10:30 am on the rear patio.
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Comment by ProNica on 10th mo. 21, 2012 at 4:05pm -
Thanks you, Ray.
Murals are ubiquitous in Nicaragua and offer special glimpses into the culture and history.
This one provides a great welcome to the peace workers and solidarity brigades that are frequent guests.
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Comment by Ray Lovegrove on 10th mo. 21, 2012 at 2:09pm -
Very fine artwork!
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