Year1933
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1933
The Santa Isabel hospital building was sold to the Junta Geral for 1,500 contos.
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1933
The new town hall of Santa Cruz was inaugurated early in the year.
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1933
The Arquivo Histórico moved to the Palácio de São Pedro.
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1933
Cayola Zagalo began publishing studies revealing Madeira's artistic heritage.
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1933
P.O.J. sugar-cane varieties began to be imported, mainly from Angola.
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1933
Padre Fernando Augusto da Silva published 'A Lombada dos Esmeraldos na Ilha da Madeira'.
Almada (Dr José de) Fernando Augusto da Silva Lombada da Ponta do Sol
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1933
The district anti-tuberculosis dispensary was built on the Campo da Barca in Funchal.
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1933
The monument bust of João Fernandes Vieira was moved to the Jardim Municipal in Funchal.
Fernandes Vieira (João)Monument to João Fernandes Vieira João Fernandes Vieira Jardim Municipal do Funchal
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January 1933
The last block of the Funchal city quay extension was placed.
Autonomous Board for the Funchal Harbour Works Cais da Entrada da Cidade
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28 May 1933
The extension of the quay at the entrance to Funchal was officially inaugurated.
Quay opposite the Entrance to the City Cais da Entrada da Cidade
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29 June 1933
A decree established two mixed courts (varas) and a judicial secretariat in the Funchal judicial district.
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October 1933
The Funchal seminary returned to and resumed operating in the former Convento da Incarnação building.
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October 1933
The Junta Geral offices were installed in the old Hospital de Santa Isabel buildings.
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5 October 1933
The Museum of Natural Sciences opened in the Palácio de São Pedro, attached to the Funchal Municipal Library.
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21 December 1933
The Diário da Madeira published an article on collections of documents for Madeiran history.