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In May, 18th 1907, Queen Amélia and King Carlos I inaugurated the sanatorium pavilions, built from the root by the National Assistance to Tuberculosis, according to project by Raul Lino. The building was proposed by the Director of Hospital da Misericórdia of Guarda, Lopo de Carvalho, and immediately accepted by Queen Amélia, as Director of […]