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Fantastic place in the middle of the countryside with lots of tenderness

Parish Church of San Pancrazio

Church of St. Anthony of Padua

Named after the Patron Saint of Montichiari, dating back to the 12th century, it is one of the best preserved Romanesque churches in all of Lombardy.

@Sebastiano I agree with you.

Locality (78 m above sea level) and farmhouse 4 km from Ghedi, towards the W. Perhaps from scopollo or scòpo, the common name for heather scoparia. It stood in a sterile and infertile area. An important settlement (dating back to between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD) certainly existed near Scovola, on the Leno-Ghedi border where in 1895 and 1897 a large quantity of very high quality furnishings were found in seven Roman tombs, including coins, jewellery, glass ampoules and jars, clay objects, a cameo, preserved in the Roman Museum of Brescia. The number of burials, even if it does not authorize us to believe in a large settlement, is still indicative of a vicus or a manor house, property of rich colonists who had to manage their own estate with the help of servants and slaves. In serious decline, and almost reduced to a wasteland or junkyard, in 1880 it was purchased by the De Giuli brothers who in twenty years reclaimed it and transformed it into a modern company. In 1904, approximately 200 pears had been cleared and the reclamation was still continuing in 1925. More recently the company, purchased by Luigi Lucchini, was transformed into a highly specialized livestock farm. In 1945 a small church dedicated to the B.V. was built. and diligent pastoral assistance is ensured.

The date of construction, 1836, is certain due to the presence of a votive plaque on the facade of the church. The architectural layout is still the original one, made up of the main body of the church with a single hall with a barrel vault and double height, leaning against this there are two communicating rooms, of which a small sacristy and a bell tower. Inside, the main body is simply plastered, without wall paintings, with the presence of a stucco cornice along the perimeter of the apse and walls; in the only apse, the main soasa frames an altarpiece dedicated to S. Antonio in veneration of the Madonna attributed to Francesco Pezzaioli, built at the same time as the church. The external facade, very simple and linear in the neoclassical style, is marked by four pilasters which end in the upper part with a triangular pediment.

Church of the parish of Saints Peter and Paul of Gambara.