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Inventory of Heritage Properties and Sites in Tiswadi Taluka, Volume-2, Goa Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) Inventory of Heritage Properties and Sites in Tiswadi Taluka, Volume-2, Goa Table of Contents S. No. Name of the Structure 1. L. Noronha House 2. F. Gonsalves House 3. Village Panchayat 4. Milagres Chapel 5. Lopes House 6. Nelson Noronha House 7. House No. 859/162/182 8. Noronha House 9. Noronha House 10. Antonio Gonsalves House 11. House No. 222,302,901 12. Government Primary School 13. Old Post Office 14. Bernardo Pires Da Silva Memorial 15. Sao Joao Evangelist Church 16. House No. 247 17. Johnson Couto House 18. Kashinath Nanu Naik House 19. House No. 935 20. Sandeep Naik 21. Noronha House 22. Neura Tank 23. Mark Ferrao 24. Inacio Esteve 25. Sure plus Test Laboratories 26. Vivenda Cristovan Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S. No. Name of the Structure 27. Ghare House 28. Market/Shops of Agacaim 29. Old School of Agacaim 30. St. Lawrence Church 31. Natural Cave 32. Palha House 33. St. Lawrence Post Office 34. Santam Fernandes 35. Dr. Ofelia Palha,(Dental Clinic) 36. Cotta Mansion 37. Agacaim Chapel 38. Villa. J.A.Lopes 39. Anthony Gonsalves House 40. House No. 21 41. Pilar Seminary 42. Cross at Pilar 43. Church of our Lady of Pilar 44. Cave at Pilar 45. Kadamba Palace Site 46. Port Wall at Pilar 47. Rajvithi 48. Cross at Pilar 49. St. Cruz Cross 50. Batim Tank 51. Holy Cross at Pilar 52. Kuzmorayachem Tollem 53. Valentine Agnelo D’Souza House 54. Costa Pereira House Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S. No. Name of the Structure 55. Antonio Jose Agnelo Novaes House 56. Vincent Vaz House 57. St. Francis De Assisi Chapel 58. Antonio Silva House 59. Agnelo D’Rego House 60. Adv. N.P.Gaunekar House 61. Taramati Shripad Sinari House 62. Mendes House 63. Zuwarkar House 64. Cafe Bhagat Hotel 65. Ghumti (Sacred Shrine) 66. Tinto(Market Place) 67. Government Primary School 68. Menezes House 69. Hall of Shri Chamunda Samajis Popular High School 70. Casa Mariano Vaz 71. St. Andrew’s Church 72. Siridao Tank 73. Temple of Sateri Prassanna 74. Amonkar House 75. Rosary Saibin 76. Mariano Gomes House 77. House No.273 78. Costa’s Nook 79. Palmara Fernandes 80. Mary A. D’Costa House 81. Joseph Rodrigues House 82. Mario Fernandes House Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S. No. Name of the Structure 83. House No. 269 84. Datto 85. Curca Spring 86. Shiva Vaigonkar House 87. Curca Bridge (Ponte) 88. M.L.J.D’Mello House 89. Fremiota House 90. House No.78 91. Franson Nest 92. Rodrigues House 93. D’Mello House 94. Manos at Santana Talaulim 95. St. Cruz Chapel 96. Negredo House 97. Church of St. Anne 98. Santana Maula Spring 99. Mochambika Dam 100. Santeri Temple 101. Fatima Dias 102. Holy Cross 103. Holy Cross Chapel 104. Anthony Dias House 105. Gerlad Pereira House 106. Pio-Piedade 107. Cross of Bhatim Tank 108. Bhatim Church 109. Bosco Braganca 110. Ferrao House Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S. No. Name of the Structure 111. Figueiredo House 112. Figueiredo House 113. House No. 303 114. Baldinho Menezes and Pamela Mascarenhas 115. Vivenda Gomes Pereira 116. Espitacio Paes House 117. Gomes House 118. Holy Cross of Goa Velha 119. Kane House 120. Herita Cabral House 121. Rodrigues House 122. Siridao Cave 123. Siridao Bridge 124. Maria D’Cunha House 125. Da Cunha House 126. House No.112 127. Agnelo Ferrao 128. Gurudas Rai House 129. Gaunekar House 130. Zuwarkar House 131. Srinivas Bambolkar House 132. Solar Dos Menezes 133. House No. 539 134. Carmilo Pires 135. Shrine of Holy Cross Fulancho Khuris 136. Government Primary School 137. Comunidade De Bambolim 138. Luis Abreu House Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S. No. Name of the Structure 139. E.Monteiro House 140. Maria Ella Almeida House 141. Diego D’Souza House 142. Jose Fernandes House 143. D’Souza House 144. Casa Luz House 145. Pires Family House 146. Casa Manuel Pires 147. Joaquim Pires House 148. Alba Monteiro House 149. Monteiro House 150. Gonsalves House 151. J.O Pinto House 152. Cardozo House 153. Holy Tank 154. Bondel Lake 155. Almache Copel(Chapel) 156. Vishvanath Sadan, Wood Craft Training Center, Design and Development Centre Directorate of Industries and Mines 157. J.Gomes House 158. Chari House 159. Chimbelkarin (Lake) 160. Rama Kunkolkar House 161. Bhagvati Chimbelkarin, Temple 162. Sateri Temple 163. Murgaonkar House 164. Sakalkar House 165. Our Lady of Livra Febres Church Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S. No. Name of the Structure 166. Our Lady of Carmel 167. Braganca House 168. Fernandes House 169. Alvaro Conceicao 170. House No. 208 171. Palm Villa 172. Francis Ferrao House 173. Karim I. Shaik House 174. House No. 107 175. Prakash Decorators 176. Francisco Xavier Coelho House 177. St. Barbara Chapel 178. B. B Amonkar House 179. Govind Khandeparkar House 180. Kandolkar House 181. Shri Sateri Ghumti 182. Old Site of Baiginieshwar 183. Hanuman Temple Tank 184. John Rodrigues House 185. A. Pereira House 186. Fatima Fernandes House 187. Caetano Dos Milagres Pereira House 188. Maria C.R. Coutinho, Monteiro House 189. Pereira House 190. J. Caldeira House 191. Aida Caldeira House 192. House No. 182 193. Etulina Nazareth Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S. No. Name of the Structure 194. House No. 169 195. Caldeira House 196. Fernandes House 197. Madkaikar House 198. Piedade Saibin Chapel 199. Agnelo Fernandes 200. Mendes House 201. House No. 185 202. Olavio A.A.S. Caldeira House 203. Miguel Anton Joao House 204. Our Lady of Merces Church 205. Viswanath Rivankar House 206. Hanuman Ghumti 207. Sati Devi Ghumti 208. Dovornem 209. Gonsalves House 210. St. Sebastian Chapel 211. House No. 152 212. Bertha Lourenco House 213. House No. 632,29 214. Joseph Francis Botelho 215. Araujo House 216. Araujo House 217. Pedro Amancio Lourenco 218. Pereira House 219. Armando Botelho 220. Botelho House 221. Prdro Manuel Lourenco Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S. No. Name of the Structure 222. De Souza House 223. Dr. P.R.Pai 224. Michael Manuel Joao 225. Vasudev Pai 226. Caetano Joao 227. Fatima Rego 228. House No. 112 229. Mira Bai Vaman Pai Vernekar 230. Chandan Traders 231. Orlando A. Joao 232. Ajit Kamat, House No. 18 233. Pinto House 234. Valentino Joao 235. Anthony Sequeira 236. St. Cruz Chapel 237. House No. 160 238. Angelo Oliveira 239. Assocao Rock Meneno D’Souza Family 240. Olavio House 241. Carmin Lourenco 242. House No. 149 243. Milagres Joao 244. J.M.Lopes House 245. Holy Cross 246. St. Sebastian Chapel 247. Sebastina Po House 248. Shree Sateri Temple 249. St. Sebastian’s Chapel Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S. No. Name of the Structure 250. Monte C.Braganca Rego 251. Luiza Araujo 252. B.Rego House 253. R.Dias 254. Anthony D’Souza 255. Sati Sateri Ghumti 256. Minguel Vaz 257. Braganca House 258. Vaz House 259. Gaonkar House 260. House No. 171 261. Comunidade of Morombim O-Poqueno 262. Walter Fernandes 263. Alexio Xavier Joao 264. Vikas Mandir, Library and Cultural Sport Center 265. Antonio D’Souza 266. Lourenco Oliveira 267. Holy Cross 268. Casa Oliveira Fernandes 269. Furtado House 270. House No. 517 271. Tulsidas Calangutkar 272. Jaivant Calagutkar House 273. Rudolf Soares House 274. Diego Dias House 275. BSNL and Women and Child Department 276. Casa Sequeira 277. Bonifacio De Rego House Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S. No. Name of the Structure 278. Dovormen 279. St. Caetano Anton Percerso House 280. Maria Furtado House 281. Rita Araujo House 282. Augustine Chapel 283. Antoinette Ghouse 284. Residency Fernandes 285. Maria D.Albuquerque House 286. Merces Lake 287. Holy Cross 288. Deenanath Hari Naik House 289. Dias Family House 290. Dias Family House 291. Walter Fernandes House 292. Manuel Carvalho House 293. A C.Dias House 294. Rodrigues House 295. House No. 689 296. Verodina Gomes House 297. Mathew Francis Xavier House 298. Araujo House 299. Johnny Dias House 300. Rita Botelho House 301. Subash Pandit House 302. J.M.Fernandes House 303. Filomena Araujo House 304. Anna Dias House 305. Esteve Araujo House Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S. No. Name of the Structure 306. Victor De Sa House 307. Rosario House 308. Dempo House 309. Araujo House 310. Clement Mendonca House 311. House No. 424 And 425 312. Vincent Araujo House 313. A. Gomes House 314. Maria A.Pinto House 315. Maria Anaclete House 316. Luis Anton Fernandes House 317. Constance De Braganza House 318. Holy Cross 319. Four Pillars 320. Tolintino P.Fernandes House 321. Casa De Ferrao 322. Gomes House 323. Cutodio Braganca House 324. Joao Alvaro House 325. Villa Damodar 326. House No. 1192 327. A. Mesquite House 328. Carmin Braganca House 329. House No. 1052 330. Villa Deepak 331. Francisco Domingos Dias House 332. Fatima Chapel 333. Dr. Damodar Bhonsle House Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S. No. Name of the Structure 334. Maria D. House 335. Pires House 336. Joaquim Alfredo Fernandes House 337. Braganca House 338. I.S. Dias Sapeco House 339. Muriel Araujo House 340. Ramda M. Naik House 341. House No. 1108 342. Albert Dias House 343. Olavio Dias House 344. Francisco Fernandes House 345. Villa Luisa 346. Nachinolkar House 347. De Mendinca House 348. M.M. Patel House 349.
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