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10 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 10 MIN

Follow the water in a picture of 1758

Ten readings accompany the water in the memories of 1758: cultures, margins, mills and differences between parishes. Vila Nune's account also looks at Atei, on the other side of Tâmega. Compares what each author observed, without turning the documents into visiting maps.

2 de 10 histórias com ligação a Basto (Santa Senhorinha).

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  1. Store water coming from the hill
  2. Two rivers lost their name
  3. Two streams worked six mills
  4. A river that moved but did not water
  5. The work was on the other side
  6. Two rivers, a meeting in the Ranha
  7. The water watered and made oil
  8. Bridges that winter put to the test
  9. Trouts, scallops and berries in river memory
  10. The river entered the life of the fields
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Facade of Igreja de Santa Senhorinha of Basto, with its two towers
Igreja de Santa Senhorinha · heritage context of the parish, not a record of the 1758 celebration© Bocacheteⓘ
7 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 5 MIN

Holy Lady: water, encounters and memory

Seven stories to link the river to the fields, bridges, fairs and news. Explore the links between readings and set up a mail calendar of 1758. The old documents keep their dates; do not announce current services or parties.

7 de 7 histórias com ligação a Basto (Santa Senhorinha).

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  1. The river entered the life of the fields
  2. Not all bridges were stone
  3. Olela had days of meeting
  4. When the parishes met
  5. A Church Counted in Images
  6. Bread, wine and oil filled the portrait of the earth
  7. To receive news, it was necessary to count on Fox
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Facade of Igreja de Santa Senhorinha of Basto, with its two towers
Igreja de Santa Senhorinha, popularly known as the Sé of Basto.© Bocacheteⓘ
7 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 6 MIN

Holy Lady: places, books and devotion

Seven stories bring together the valley, the houses, the images of the church, the copied accounts, the food and the offerings. Comparing documents and interpretations to discover how the memory of St.

7 de 7 histórias com ligação a Basto (Santa Senhorinha).

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What am I gonna find out?
  1. A valley full of names
  2. A “Sé” and houses with memory
  3. A Church Counted in Images
  4. A story that came in copies
  5. The story of frogs who shut up
  6. Bread also tells a story of devotion
  7. Devotion also fit a candle
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5 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 5 MIN

When the news had to wait

Five readings link the small places of Vila Nune to the world of letters and compare the mails of Faia, Bucos and Santa Senhorinha. Observes days, distances and differences between documents. A historical reading, without rebuilding routes or delivery times.

1 de 5 histórias com ligação a Basto (Santa Senhorinha).

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What am I gonna find out?
  1. A parish, many small places
  2. The news had day to come
  3. To receive news, it was necessary to count on Fox
  4. The letters had days of arrival
  5. The letters came from somewhere else
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