PINTURA MURAL HISTORIA DE LA CONQUISTA

On the walls of the staircase, which leads to the anteroom of the Plenary Hall, there are some mural paintings made in 1764 by Carlos Da Acosta and that represent the history of the conquest.
The main staircase ends in two original red stone arches, in the center of which an inscription reads: Reigning Charles II, (1661-1700) being Corregidor and War Captain of this island and that of La Palma the Lieutenant Colonel Don Agustín del Castillo Ruíz de Vergara and Regidors the Captains Don Juan Franco of Castilla and Don Franco de la Guerra.
Of the old Town Halls, the current Noble Halls are the most outstanding rooms. They were built between 1860-1866, with plans by Manuel de Oraá y Arocha (1822-1889), the first qualified architect to practice in the Islands. In the 20th century they underwent two new renovations, one in 1934 and the other in 1963, the year in which the beautifully decorated flat wooden roof was finished.