File:CENTRO HISTÓRICO DE ANTONIO PRADO 5 CASA DA NENI.jpg
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| Description | Centro Histórico de Antônio Prado - Casa Antonio Bocchese, conhecida como Casa da Neni, rua Luiza Bocchese, 34. Construída em 1910 para Antonio Bocchese como residência na parte superior e oficina de ourivesaria no térreo. Sua filha Joana Magdalena, conhecida como Neni, herdou a casa e nela instalou uma loja de objetos variados, inclusive religiosos, por isso ela ficou conhecida como a Casa da Neni.[1] |
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