- San
Giuseppe dei
Falegnami (Italian, "St.
Joseph of the Carpenters"), also
called San
Giuseppe a
Campo Vaccino ("St.
Joseph at the Cowfield", an old name...
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leading to the Arx of the Capitoline. The
church of San
Giuseppe dei
Falegnami now
stands above the Mamertine. The
origins of the prison's
names are...
- San
Giuseppe Maggiore dei
Falegnami is a
historic church in via
Carlo Bussola in the
quartiere of Poggioreale, in the
rione of
Luzzatti in Naples, Italy...
- San
Giuseppe dei
Falegnami is a
small Baroque-style,
Roman Catholic church or
oratory located at the
corner of Via San
Giuseppe and Via di
Mezzo Muro...
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Roman Catholic church on Via
Santa Maria in Camuccia. San
Giuseppe dei
Falegnami: a
small Baroque-style,
Roman Catholic church from 1612.
Palazzo del Popolo...
- The
Oratorio di San
Giuseppe dei
Falegnami is a
Baroque chapel or
prayer room
located across the Via
Giuseppe d'Alessi from the
church of San Giuseppe...
- Genoa,
Italy Highway bridge 43 dead, 16
injured 2018 San
Giuseppe dei
Falegnami collapse Rome,
Italy Church 0 dead or
injured 2018 2018
Magnitogorsk building...
- Carpenters'
guild to
oversee the
completion of the
Church of San
Giuseppe dei
Falegnami, the
construction of
which had
already begun in 1597.
Montano designed...
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Benedetto Cairoli, 117 just off the
corner of Via
Arenula and Via dei
Falegnami, a few
blocks south of the
church of Sant'Andrea
della Valle. The attribute...
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Francesco (1535, 1642), San Fortunato, San Silvestro, San
Giuseppe dei
Falegnami, Nunziatina, and
Santa Margherita (1642). Arte
Antica e
Moderna - Issues...
