The lands that are currently locality Claypole, were originally acquired by the Franciscans to install a farm there that provided fresh food Convent Capital. Over the years it was acquired by the family Obligado, until the time that passes the railroad, Julia Obligado marries Peter Claypole, who donated the land for the station, carrying its name. The passage of the first train, as in almost all locations is taken as the beginning of the people: April 15, 1884.
Among the first settlers found Felix de la Cruz, Antonio and Placido Obligado, Nicolas Contreras, Juan Pardiñas, Juan Lacaze.
The first school began operating in 1906 at the home of Mrs. Hebbel, with the name of "School Army of the Andes", and later at the home of the family dance, until it built its current building on April 19, 1945 ; his first teacher was Mrs. From Vazquez.
In 1935 installs the Little Cottolengo Argentino, which was transformed into the center of Christian charity and aid, as well as a place of learning and achievement. Around the Parish Ntra. Mrs. From Lujan was developed and continues today, a major task of evangelization and education, the result of work and the relentless struggle of the Father Ré, of the Work Don Orione.
The signing Furst-Zapiola y Cia. Donated land for the construction of School No. 10, the Commissariat, the Sociedad de Fomento, the Mail and Municipal Delegation

Burzaco was in its infancy an area of houses fifths, dairy and fruit cultivation. With the passage of the first train families, including brothers Francisco and Eugenio Burzaco, donated land for roads and stop Burzaco, who was present near the barrier on July 9. This event is taken as the beginning of the village on August 14, 1865, a hundred years later, was declared a city in 1965 by the major population growth.
The street Roca was then the center of the old town, there were the older buildings, like the house of Commander Prado, who dated 1907 in his book "The War on Malón", or the ball club, where basque "Sardine "invents the wooden pallet, with the caps on a box of kerosene, jugándose first ball-palette.
Many institutions and clubs were formed in the village, helping their growth, nucleando to people interested in the moral and material progress. Thus began creating works of asphalt, lighting, hydraulics. At the same time strengthened education and sport. In 1935 the People's University was founded in Burzaco, to assist in the training of young people completing their primary education, the same operating at School No. 3, unfortunately the initiative failed over time.
The first Popular Library Mariano Moreno formed by the Company Cosmopolitan opens its doors in 1916, currently a major focus of disclosure, along with the Library School School No. 3, most recent training.
The Monument to the Flag has a separate chapter, located in the civic centre of the city.
At the beginning of the twentieth century, it is the pro-temple committee, placed the foundation stone on February 20, 1905, blessed by Monsignor Terrero, Bishop of La Plata. The construction was almost entirely done with the contribution of the parish, encouraged by the chair of the committee that held the temple for Mrs. Genoveva S. Molina. Four years later the great work was completed, inaugurándose solemnly February 2, 1909, the day of Candelaria. At the ceremony acted as godfathers Dr. Amenedo, representing Dr. Yrigoyen and godmothers, the ladies of Molina, Burzaco, Onagoyti, Gonzalez and Schweinter.

Of all the locations of the Party, this is the only one that has a real date of foundation, as it labró a record and the cornerstone was laid. This is due to Dr. Rafael Calzada, a lawyer Spaniard who arrived in Argentina in 1880 and made Rafael Calzada its people, pushing the first Sociedad de Fomento and collaborating across to the progress of the town; he served as deputy in Spain, returning to "his people , "where he died in 1929. Dr. Calzada was married to the daughter of the President of Paraguay Celina Gonzalez Pena, who was the godmother in placing Stone in Basic Square on May 25 on July 18, 1909, along with Vicente Blasco Ibañez. In 1917 settled in the village of the Divine Word Missionaries, which together provide further impetus to the Public Entity Well, as a spiritual and cultural center. They undertake the construction of the parish of the Holy Trinity, a beautiful building with the style model rule that took effect in Germany since the mid-nineteenth century, combining elements of Romanesque architecture and the Gothic, using materials of our time . Thus, the overall structure reminds us of the Romanesque temple; towers, needles terminals, stained glass and slate roofs of the temples Gothic. The plane and all the architectural details were designed by the Father John Beckert, who had made the plane and the design of the present Basilica of the Holy Spirit in the Federal Capital. Its construction was commissioned Mr. John Fogeler, which then lifted Development Society and the Convent "Regina Apostolorum." The historian Negidio Storti, makes the following summary of major events in the town: "... In 1924, a group of neighbors leaves acting Local Development Society, being elected president Dr. Calzada. Another important milestone was the November 5, 1929 where they are buried in the local cemetery, the remains of Calzada. In 31 starts the construction of the Church of the Holy Trinity ... In the 32 Development Society inaugurated a facility at Av. St. Maarten, being president of the CD, Francisco Palat. In the 33, opens a bust in honour of Rafael Calzada on, in the front of the station is located. The 35 is fully operational tram station between Marble and Martin Arín, its route extended to the local cemetery. Already in the 36, inaugurated the new building of School No. 54, under the name of Francis Peak. ... In 62 establishing the Delegation Municipal Library and Felix Frias. In the 66 opens the Arc de Welcome on Av.San Martin and Argentina. ... In the 68 was formed the Lions Club under the presidency of Francisco Fernandez. ... "By 1960, since when the Motherland, the country reached the BIG MISSION BUENOS AIRES. The word came to the neighborhood where it operates "Chapel of the Lord." The first celebrations were in a warehouse on the former factory sheet of cardboard Av. St. Maarten to 2,300, which operates a forrajería today. It was the Lady of Amadeo, owner of the land in the area, who donated a lot for the new headquarters, there was laid the cornerstone currently under construction between the old and new church. The bell and banks were grant from the parish of San Gabriel. On April 7, 1963 the bishop of Avellaneda, Monsignor Podesta, blessed the building. The original building was designed by the engineer and architect D'Apice Campos, who decided to conduct a vessel-free 15 m side, with the presbytery outside. This chapel has a capacity of approximately 350 people, that has to be added the broad atrium supported by four columns. On August 21, 1985 was filling the imposing concrete roof to four waters, as is maximum height of seven metres, this task was led by the Italian constructor Dubini and settled largely by the Christian Advenia, Germany, which also allowed the construction of the adjacent parsonage. In December 1992 opens the pavement on the road the street from the temple.
About Franz Ferdinand Fernandez, we can say that as Dr. Calzada, "took the baton" to pursue the help of solidarity and progress of the people. Being recognized by all the people of Calzada in gratitude erected in the Plaza (in front of the station) a Monument to Friendship (1992) that honors and remembers them for future generations.

These spots were in the mid-nineteenth century, area ranches and farms, we can appoint as inhabitants of this place to Manuela Laws, Cayetano Silva, her husband, Manuel Correa, Marcelino Bustamante, James Rodger, among others. They are the inheritors of the latter which sold in 1858 to John Glew a stay that would encompass what we now call the historic districts. By John Glew death in 1880, his sons divided and sold part of the land, which begins to take shape a nation. In 1888 the place was known as the People Cambáceres one of the auctions, but the name was eventually was the same as in 1865 gave the South Railway Station to GLEW, because in that stay was.
   At the beginning of the century, the spouses Jacinto Calvo and Vicenta del Castillo, leading the commission to build the temple. Soon Doña Vicenta dies and goes ahead with the task marriage Ezeiza, arriving finally conclude the play in 1906, bringing it under the advocation of Santa Ana, Mother Mary. This temple was converted into Parish, in 1930.
The construction of the temple was responsible builder Don Pablo Regazonni. It is a harsh and monotonous rectangle of 23 m. Long by 8 M. Wide. Six skylights open on the sides, covered by blue and white crystals. The inner walls are arches 5m by 3m. Constrained by pilasters, where years later painted the murals.
Terraced the atrium of 2 m. By 9m. Was hike the neoclassical facade of reminiscences that ends in a rosette eardrum with a crystal polychrome. Its red brick structure is topped by a bell tower with its mystical españada in the centre with gabled roofs with vaulted interior. The altar is separated from the vessel by an iron rail. Around 1950, was embellished by the artist Raul Soldi, who painted a series of frescoes that depict the life of St. surrounded landscape Glew, achieving a remarkable combination between the landscape of his "dear Glew" and the religious devotion. Glew is City since 1975, but still retains its entrails in the old spirit of the people, solidarity and understanding among neighbors. Preserving their places and customs so that future generations can see from the example of the pioneers a way forward.