ROMAPEDIA: PALACE OF THE MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION

Sunday, September 25, 2016

1927 Pompeo Passerini (1875/?) in the area of the demolished Villa Patrizi

In the garden “Monument to the railwaymen who died for their country” 1930 by Arturo Dazzi (1881/1966)

It is now one of the two office buildings of the MINISTRY OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND TRANSPORTATION

What's ROMAPEDIA

ROMAPEDIA is a work of synthesis and anthology of the most authoritative and reliable sources of facts about the GREAT BEAUTY of Rome and the area of the Province of Rome.

ROMAPEDIA is an encyclopedic dictionary with 1,363 entries, including 487 churches, 278 palaces, and 153 museums. The word count is 746,174. By comparison The King James Authorized Bible has 783,137 words.

ROMAPEDIA includes quotations and critical evaluations written by talented art historians that are, in the opinion of the editor, illuminating and revealing.

ROMAPEDIA is linked to over 15,000 pictures and each entry is linked to its exact location on Google Maps.

Just click on the name of the entry translated in Italian for the pictures and on the address for the location.

ROMAPEDIA

Sunday, September 25, 2016

PALACE OF THE MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION

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