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Angústias

Angústias

São Martinho · Funchal

Funchal, Madeira

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Main article Angústias (cemetery) History of the Angústias cemetery in Funchal, from the small Misericórdia burial ground of 1818 to the municipal cemetery blessed in 1838, including its chapel, notable burials, the 1877 interdict dispute and the 1917 monument to victims of the German bombardment.

Angústias is a locality in Funchal named after the 1662 chapel, where the municipal cemetery, blessed in 1838, was built. The unfinished 1837 infant asylum there later became the Asilo da Mendicidade, and the town council occupied the building in 1843–45 and 1846–48. The cemetery holds a 1917 monument to victims of the German bombardment.

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2Chronology

  1. João da Câmara de Carvalhal offered land to enlarge the Angústias cemetery.

  2. Funchal council began building the Casa das Angústias, intended as a municipal beggars' asylum.

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