Place street/square Sé Funchal
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Sé · Funchal
Street in the municipality of Funchal, Madeira
An early Funchal street existing in 1508, on which the church of São Bartolomeu, an old customs house and the seminary's first house stood. D. Jerónimo Barreto lived there and Zenobio Acciaioly had a sugar mill there. It was hit by a shell in the 1916 bombardment.
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- Bishop’s palace — Street where D. Jerónimo Barreto lived.
- Customs houses — Street where an old customs house stood.
- Dairy industry — Street with a private butter depot selling at high prices.
- Poço Novo — Mentioned by Frutuoso in locating the street.
- Anes (Gonçalo) — Street on which the chapel stood.
- Old Funchal — Street existing in 1508.
- Acciaioly (Zenobio) — Street where Zenobio had a sugar mill.
- Cadeia Velha (street) — Street connected directly by Rua da Cadeia Velha.
- Seminary — Street of the seminary's first house.
- Ferreiros (street) — Street described by Frutuoso as leading to the Pinheiro.
- Bombardment of Funchal — Hit by a shell in 1916.
- St Bartholomew (church) — Street of early Funchal on which the church stood.
- Manuel de Castro (ramp and bridge of Dom) — The ramp starts at its south end.
- St John the Evangelist (college and church) — Street where São Bartolomeu stood.
- Flash floods — Street swept to sea in 1803.
- Hostel and Chapel of St Bartholomew — Street where the albergaria stood, then running along the left bank of the Ribeira de Santa Luzia.