Two dates don't count the whole house
Vive Cabeceiras · Abadim · arquitetura e interpretação de inscrições

In the House of Ramada, the doors hold clues from different times.

Antonio P. Dinis highlights, in Abadim, the Casa da Ramada, with an armoriated portal, a thorn, a threshing floor and a porch. It refers to 1678 in a baker's shop and 1828 in the baker's shop on another door. Based on these marks, it proposes an initial six-century structure and improvements in the first half of the 19th century. An inscription is a clue, not the birth certificate on every wall. The two dates help to think of a transformed house: housing and work spaces can gather elements from various times. The source does not confirm current access conditions.

Sources and context
Basto Land Museum / António P. Dinis — Tower of Abadim, 17/01/2018
https://museuterrasbasto.wordpress.com/2018/01/17/torre-de-abadim-ou-casa-do-tronco/
Accessed: 2026-11-07

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