Sanatorio de Tuberculosos de Sierra Espuña (Q5697255)

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instance of

tuberculosis sanatorium

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has use

tuberculosis sanatorium

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image

Antiguo Sanatorio de Tuberculosos de Sierra Espuña 03.jpg
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country

Spain

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located in the administrative territorial entity

Alhama de Murcia

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coordinate location

37°52'5.98"N, 1°30'43.79"W

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significant event

architectural project

point in time

1917

architect

Pedro Cerdán

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groundbreaking ceremony

point in time

8 July 1917^Gregorian

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opening ceremony

point in time

17 November 1935

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architect

Pedro Cerdán

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dissolved, abolished or demolished date

1962

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heritage designation

Red List of Endangered Heritage item

start time

19 September 2019

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reference URL

https://listarojapatrimonio.org/ficha/sanatorio-tuberculosos-sierra-espuna/

Commons category

Sanatorio de Tuberculosos de Sierra Espuña

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category for the interior of the item

Category:Interior of the Sanatorio de Tuberculosos de Sierra Espuña

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Identifiers

Google Knowledge Graph ID

/g/120z_b9b

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Hispania Nostra Red List code

sanatorio-tuberculosos-sierra-espuna

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• eswiki Antiguo Sanatorio de Tuberculosos de Sierra Espuña

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• commonswiki Category:Sanatorio de Tuberculosos de Sierra Espuña

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