Historical Museum of the National University of Cordoba, Cordoba

The Historical Museum of the National University of Cordoba is located in the former headquarters of the Rectorate. It features Jesuit art and architecture, along with exhibition halls from the Bookstore of the Order and the Museum of the National College of Monserrat. Visitors can see the Temple of the Society of Jesus, the Residence and Domestic Chapel, the Sacristy and Ante-Sacristy, the Main Cloister, and the Degree Hall.

The museum's ground floor displays collections like the Jesuit Library, which has books from the 16th to 18th centuries, and the Jesuit Archive with documents from the university's foundation and the Board of Temporalities. Other rooms host decorations and temporary exhibits on the history of House of Trejo.

Connected to the Historical Museum are the rooms of the Museum of the National College of Monserrat. Here, scientific instruments and historical objects from the 19th century, used in physics and chemistry labs, showcase the institution's early scientific achievements. The building, along with the university, has a notable courtyard. In 1927, the clock tower, designed by architect Jaime Roca and now a symbol of the college, was added.