19th century to 1960 as well as other historical objects. Two notable pyramids lie in the municipality's limits: Tenayuca and Santa Cecilia Acatitlan. The pyramid at Tenayuca is a smaller version of the Templo Mayor the Aztecs built in Tenochtitlan. It has dual staircases on the west side, each leading to two temples, at the top of the pyramid. One was dedicated to Tlaloc and the other to Huizilopochtli. Serpent sculptures surround the pyramid on three sides and are possibly of pre-Aztec origin. A small museum on the grounds holds artifacts, diagrams, and models of the site and the history that surrounds it. Another smaller pyramid is at Santa Cecilia Acatitlan, just north of Tenayuca. This one was rebuilt as the original was destroyed and some of its blocks were used to build the Santa Cecelia Parish church that is next to it. This pyramid has one staircase, one temple atop. On the plaza is the Hurtado Museum, which houses a small collection of pre-Hispanic sculpture. Sister cities Wichita, Kansas, United States Notable people Carlos Aguiar Retes, Cardinal-archbishop of Tlalnepantla, México Edson Álvarez, Mexican footballer Gustavo Baz Prada, politician, two time governor of the State of Mexico and head of the National Autonomous University of Mexico Eugenia León, singer Pablo Barrera, professional soccer player Rodrigo Lopez, former Major League Baseball pitcher References Populated places in the State of Mexico Nahua settlements