LISBOA, COLINA DE SANT'ANA: MONKS, MONARQUISTS AND REPUBLICANS, 500 YEARS TREATING PEOPLE'S HEALTH

Authors

  • Célia Pilão Centro Hospitalar de Lisboa Central
  • Sandra Tacão Centro Hospitalar de Lisboa Central

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18542/amazonica.v5i2.1495

Abstract

The ancient hospitals in Lisbon, situated on the hill of St. Anne, are the holders of an important cultural, artistic and scientific heritage. In this paper, we present a historical note for each institution, we reveal the means for safe­guarding the heritage of these hospitals and we tell the story of an intangible heritage of humanity and affection. As the announcement of the closure of all these hospitals as already been made, it becomes urgent to disclose such important heritage of the city of Lisbon and of Portugal, thinking on its preservation. Disabling this set of hospitals represents a rare opportunity for the city of Lisbon to develop and implement an integrated plan for the renovation of its most central hill. Keywords: Hospital heritage, immaterial heritage, scientific collections

Author Biographies

Célia Pilão, Centro Hospitalar de Lisboa Central

Administradora hospitalar, membro daComissão do Património Cultural doCentro Hospitalar de Lisboa Central, EntidadePública Empresarial (CHLC.EPE).

Sandra Tacão, Centro Hospitalar de Lisboa Central

Professora de artes plásticas no Colégio Externato do Parque-Lisboa.

Published

2014-02-12

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Original Articles