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Penha de França

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Main article Penha de França (battery) A former Funchal battery near the Penha de França chapel, probably built under Philippine rule, occupied by British troops and ceded to the council in 1902.

Penha de França in Funchal is a chapel and residence overlooking the sea, where Bishop D. Manuel Agostinho Barreto lived for 34 years, died and now lies buried, and where the Castilhos stayed. A nearby battery, probably built under Philippine rule, was occupied by British troops and ceded to the council in 1902.

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