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- Q20009634 subject Q21923517.
- Q20009634 subject Q7778522.
- Q20009634 subject Q8346501.
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- Q20009634 subject Q9020207.
- Q20009634 abstract "The Castello di Villagonia was a castle near the seashore of Taormina, Sicily. It was built in the Middle Ages by the De Spucches noble family. In the early 16th century, the castle was integrated into the Capo Schisò defensive system to defend the area from raids by the Barbary pirates.The castle eventually became the property of the San Martino family. The castle was expropriated in 1913 from last owners, Giuseppe San Martino and his wife. It was subsequently demolished to make way for the Taormina-Giardini station of the Messina-Catania railway.".
- Q20009634 location Q1460.
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- Q20009634 type Q23413.
- Q20009634 wikiPageWikiLink Q1460.
- Q20009634 wikiPageWikiLink Q199952.
- Q20009634 wikiPageWikiLink Q21923517.
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- Q20009634 wikiPageWikiLink Q7778522.
- Q20009634 wikiPageWikiLink Q8346501.
- Q20009634 wikiPageWikiLink Q8831146.
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- Q20009634 wikiPageWikiLink Q9020207.
- Q20009634 builder "De Spucches family".
- Q20009634 location "Taormina, Sicily, Italy".
- Q20009634 name "Castello di Villagonia".
- Q20009634 type Q23413.
- Q20009634 type Place.
- Q20009634 type ArchitecturalStructure.
- Q20009634 type Building.
- Q20009634 type Castle.
- Q20009634 type Location.
- Q20009634 type Place.
- Q20009634 type Thing.
- Q20009634 type Q23413.
- Q20009634 type Q41176.
- Q20009634 comment "The Castello di Villagonia was a castle near the seashore of Taormina, Sicily. It was built in the Middle Ages by the De Spucches noble family. In the early 16th century, the castle was integrated into the Capo Schisò defensive system to defend the area from raids by the Barbary pirates.The castle eventually became the property of the San Martino family. The castle was expropriated in 1913 from last owners, Giuseppe San Martino and his wife.".
- Q20009634 label "Castello di Villagonia".
- Q20009634 name "Castello di Villagonia".