Interior of the Capillita de la Virgen del Pozo Located at the back of the Santa Ana Church is the Capillita de la Virgen del Pozo (Small Chapel of the Virgin of the Well). Better known as the Pozo de la Virgen (Well of the Virgin), it housed a well or spring, which was believed to contain healing waters.The exact date of its construction is currently unknown, although it was generally assumed to be around the 18th century; almost the same period as the building of the Santa Ana Church. The Pozo de la Virgen enshrines an 18th-century wood and ivory image of the Our Lady of the Abandoned, placed in a low niche and appeared to be guarding the sacred well which was in front of it. A wooden trap door, which has occupied most of the floor space, opens the passage to the well. There are ten stone steps that leads to the water level, which was contained within a small stone-and-concrete arched chamber. During the epidemic in 1920, the well was forced to be closed down due to sanitary concerns and during the 1977–85 renovations it was eventually cemented over and decorated with broken tiles from the Camarin de la Virgen; in 2011 the Pozo de la Virgen was reopened after 92 years of being hidden from the public. Convent and patio [ ].

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