THE CHURCH OF CABANILLAS
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The document provides a summary of the history of the Church of Cabanillas. It describes how the church was initially built in the late 16th century with three naves and smaller chapels. Over the next two centuries, the church underwent several reforms, including widening the walls, rebuilding the tower after it was struck by lightning, adding bells, and constructing the main chapel in 1676. Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, continuous work was needed to repair the church. The most recent renovations started in 1994 and 2008 to repair the roof, tower, interior paintings, electricity, and flooring, with work still ongoing 10 years later.
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Learn more about Marko on Github:
https://github.com/raptorjs/marko
View demo:
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Demo source:
https://github.com/raptorjs-samples/marko-progressive-rendering
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THE CHURCH OF CABANILLAS
- 1. THE CHURCH OF CABANILLAS By: Borja Álvarez Bernardo
- 2. INDEX • Title page —————— Page 1 • Index ———————— Page 2 • Introduction ————— Page 3-4 • The main parts of the church ——— Pages 5-17
- 3. INTRODUCTION ·The first architects were Hernando del pozo and Pedro de los ríos. -At first moment, the church had three naves,with a main chapel and others smaller. -In the walls were included stone windows.Over the chapel there are domes of brick and plaster. -The time to finish the building were 6 years.The money that financed the construction came from the people of Cabanillas and Benalaque. They also helped collecting stones from the Henares’ river.
- 4. INTRODUCTION ·The Cabanillas’ church was built at the final of the XVI century. ·The church started to be built on 26 April of 1581. ·The reform cost 2700 penny and Sebastian de la Cana made it ·From the 10 of April some reforms were done for Nicolas de Vergara. -The head was square. it wasn’t round. -The walls became more width. ·In 1609 is necessary to reform the tower because a lightning felt down. ·The first bell was carried out by Francisco Sanchez in 1626. ·The main chapel were built in 1676. ·At the end of the 17th century regret at the changes, the church was in danger of being ruined. ·During the 18th century several consecutive works had to be realized until the 19th century. ·In 1994 they started a new reparation (roof, tower and the capitel) and in 2008 they proceeded to repairt the interior part (paint, electricity, sound and floor) ·10 years later it hadn’t been finished
- 5. THE MAIN PARTS OF THE CHURCH
- 18. THE END