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Ruins of the Church of San Bartolomeo and Sorgente della Rana Temporaria, Lozzole

Ruins of the Church of San Bartolomeo and Sorgente della Rana Temporaria, Lozzole

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Ruins of the Church of San Bartolomeo and Sorgente della Rana Temporaria, Lozzole

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Location: Palazzuolo Sul Senio, Florence, Tuscany, Italy

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2. Ruins of Campergozzole – Ruins of the Castellaccio loop from Palazzuolo sul Senio

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3. Poggio Valicava – Ruins of Campergozzole loop from Palazzuolo sul Senio

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Davide

September 13, 2020

There is no certain and precise information regarding the construction of the current Church of San Bartolomeo and the foundation of the parish. Some documents show 1782 as the date of erection of the church, but it seems that already between 1299 and 1350 there is news as included within the village of the Lozzole Castle, then owned by the Bishop of Florence.
The church was rebuilt thanks to the efforts of Don Antonio Samori 'and several volunteers and was inaugurated and reopened in August 2012. Next to the complex, the Casa del Popolo was also reopened, now used as a club.
At the beginning of the 1900s a school was also located here, as it was the center of a parish that stretched for several kilometers, with various houses and farms scattered across the mountains.
(Source: ilfilo.net)

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Andrea D’Amico

August 15, 2021

Very special and unexpected location. Touching the memory of the battle of the 100 thousand.

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Antonio

May 20, 2025

I would like to correct that it was not only the work of Don Antonio Samori but also of Don Antonio Bandini who was actually originally from those areas and a priest in Bagnacavallo who with the boys of the diocese (including myself) worked hard to bring it back to its current splendor, I spent 2 summers there 🥹

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Ruins of the Church of San Bartolomeo and Sorgente della Rana Temporaria, Lozzole

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