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Fachada do Convento de Nossa Senhora do Amparo

Sao Sebastiao

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O Convento de Nossa Senhora do Amparo está situado na cidade histórica de São Sebastião (tem sete quarteirões tombados e vários outros edifícios tombados isoladamente pelo Condephaat), no Bairro São Francisco, no Litoral Norte. É o edifício mais antigo da cidade.

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Copyright: Emilio Campi 360 Total
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 7098x3549
Taken: 07/10/2011
Caricate: 07/10/2011
Published: 07/10/2011
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Tags: igreja; convento; nossa senhora do amparo; sao sebastiao; emilio campi

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