AP PHOTOS: Spanish tapestry factory, once home to Goya, is still weaving 300 years after it opened

Spain’s Royal Tapestry Factory has been decorating the walls and floors of palaces and institutions for more than 300 years. The factory was opened in 1721 by Spain’s King Felipe V. He brought in Catholic craftsmen from Flanders, which had been part of Spain’s empire, to get it started.