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Article Nº 3081 Cross-reference · Vol. III · p. 301

Quinta Vigia

See Vigia (quinta) and Sanatoria.

See · Nº 3768 · Quinta (estate) Vigia (quinta) A quinta in Funchal overlooking the sea, regarded as one of Madeira's most beautiful estates, which hosted several royal and imperial visitors and later passed to the State.
See · Nº 3291 · Hospital or asylum Sanatoria of Madeira Sanatoria for tuberculosis patients in Madeira: the 1903 concession to Prince Hohenlohe, his purchase of quintas at Monte, the dispute over the Quinta Pavão and the State's buyback in 1909, with Dr António de Lencastre's 1903 report and the 1914 lease notice for the confiscated properties. Also covers the Assistência Nacional aos Tuberculosos sanatorium at the former Quinta Santana, opened in 1941 and named after Dr João Francisco de Almada.

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Referenced here · 2: Vigia (quinta) Nº 3768
Sanatoria of Madeira Nº 3291
References this · 3: Austria (Empress of) Nº 0352
Republican Guard Nº 1729
Visit of the King and Queen of Portugal Nº 3802

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