House of Gildita
Historic buildingIsla Cristina, España
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House of Gildita is located on Paseo de las Flores, now newly built, in Isla Cristina, Huelva.
The original dates from 1931, demolished in 1989 and rebuilt imitating the original structure, style and its special modernist architecture.
It belonged to Dª Hermenegilda Zamorano Soler, was his habitual residence, currently, it is a building of households. Her father, D. Juan Zamorano Columé, industrial canner and at the beginning of the 20th century, he was the owner of one of the most major canning and salting factories in Europe. In 1915 it existed on Isla Cristina dunas 9 canning factories each of about 5000m2.
The original dates from 1931, demolished in 1989 and rebuilt imitating the original structure, style and its special modernist architecture.
It belonged to Dª Hermenegilda Zamorano Soler, was his habitual residence, currently, it is a building of households. Her father, D. Juan Zamorano Columé, industrial canner and at the beginning of the 20th century, he was the owner of one of the most major canning and salting factories in Europe. In 1915 it existed on Isla Cristina dunas 9 canning factories each of about 5000m2.
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