History of Gramalote

In the late nineteenth century in the town installed two religious congregations female, which provide long what would be their only source of health and education. First the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul , who founded and built the hospital of the same name and later the community of the Sisters Betlemitas , which under the leadership of the Incarnation mother founded and built the Sacred Heart school.

Both had a wingspan that allowed them to be center of health and education not only of the town but of the region. The school persisió until the destruction of the town, with great vitality and aid by the state but run by the founding community. The hospital in turn, nationalized first retained by permission of state authorities the presence of the