At the opposite end of Calle Hernández Echerri to the Palacio Brunet stands the Church and Monastery of Saint Francis ("Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco") which houses the Museum of the Fight against Bandits ("Museo de la Lucha contra Bandidos"). The bandits in question were the counter-revolution forces that took refuge in the nearby Escambray Mountains ("Sierra del Escambray") after the Cuban revolution and fought against Fidel Castro's government in the Escambray Revolt. Built in 1813 by Franciscan friars, the building became a parish church in 1848, and in 1895 was converted into a garrison for Spanish troops. The church fell into disrepair, and in 1920 much of it was demolished, leaving only the bell tower and a few nearby buildings. The 25 centavo (25-cent) convertible peso coin shows the bell tower of the church viewed from the corner of the Plaza Mayor on the obverse.