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St. Francis Church, the first European Church to be built in India. Burial site of Vasco da Gama.
1503 to 1663 Portuguese, 1664 to 1804 Dutch, 1804 to 1947 British, 1947 onwards Church of South India



St Francis Church, Cochin
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