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LETTERS OF GUISEPPE POGGI, ARCHITECT, GUSTAVE DALGAS, PASTOR, ADOLPH DU FRESNE, PRESIDENT, PIETRO GANZONI, ENGINEER, AND FERDINANDO GIORGI, STONEMASON,

CONCERNING FLORENCE'S EVANGELICAL CEMETERY AND ITS NOW DEMOLISHED MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE WALLS

This file of letters from the Swiss Archives of Florence's Protestant Cemetery has been carefully digitized by the Archivio di Stato of Florence through the kindness of dott. Roberto Fuda. The letters discuss at length the process of demolishing the walls surrounding the Cemetery (that had been built by Arnolfo di Cambio and Michelangelo Buonarotti), for creating the viali at the time when Florence was capital of the Risorgimento's Italy. The file includes letters by Architect Giuseppe Poggi, for the city of Florence, and Pastor Gustave Dalgas, President Adolph Du Fresne, Engineer Pietro Ganzoni and Stonemason Ferdinand Giorgi and others for the Swiss Evangelical Reformed Church in Florence which owned the so-called 'English' Cemetery in what is now Piazzale Donatello.

Architect Giuseppe Poggi

Poggi/1 Folder titled 'Domande, lettere, rapporti, Ispettorato/ Cimitero Inglese P. a' Pinti'
Poggi/2 Other side of Folder
Poggi/3 #1 16 May 1867 letter from Pastor Gustave Dalgas
Poggi/4 #2 letter from Pastor Gustave Dalgas
Poggi/5 "
Poggi/6 #3 10 Agosto 1869 "
Poggi/7
Poggi/8 #4 20 Novembre 18 "
Poggi/9
Poggi/10 #5 "
Poggi/11 #6 18 Novembre "
Poggi/12 #7 Adolphe Du Fresne
Poggi/13
Poggi/14 #8 "
Poggi/15
Poggi/16 #9 19 Luglio 1867 "
Poggi/17
Poggi/18 #10 10 Febb 1868 "
Poggi/19 #11 29 Genn 1869 "
Poggi/20 #12
Poggi/21
Poggi/22 #13 26 Luglio 1868 Giuseppe Poggi, letter to Pietro Ganzoni and Ferdinando Giorgi. These letters are written by secretaries being dictated and then signed by Guiseppe Poggi
Poggi/23 #14 16 Apr 1869 "
Poggi/24 "
Poggi/25 #15 Maggio 1869 "
Poggi/26 "
Poggi/27 #16 11 Giugno 1869 On consigning materials for demolition of walls "
Poggi/28 " and on the moving of bodies
Poggi/29 #17 18 Giugno 1869 "
Poggi/30 #18 21 Giugno 1869 " On Ferdinando Giorgi being paid by the Stradone to move bodies
Poggi/31 "
Poggi/32 #19 29 Maggio 1869 " On the moving of bodies and on the iron railings
Poggi/33 "
Poggi/34 #20 31 Agosto 1869 " On instructions concerning bodies and on the iron railings
Poggi/35 #21 7 Settembre 1869 "
Poggi/36 #22 1 Nbre 1870 "
Poggi/37 " On the need for the aspect of a garden in the Cemetery
Poggi/38 #23 18 Luglio 1870
Poggi/39 "
Poggi/40 #24 31 Agosto 1870 " On iron railings for Cemetery
Poggi/41 #25 Gennajo 1872 " Guiseppe Poggi is begging the Swiss to plant climbing roses on the inside walls and rose bushes near the Gate to make the appearance less severe
Poggi/42
Poggi/43 #26 3 Febbraio 1870 Ferdinando Giorgi
Poggi/44 #27 7 Mars 1870
Poggi/45 #28 25 Mars 1870 Letters about school
Poggi/46 #29 23 guigno 1870
Poggi/47 #30 21 Janviers 1872 Caroline Clifford, Palermo, writing in French to Ganzoni
Poggi/48 "
Poggi/49 #31 18 luglio, J. Caruel writing to Ganzoni
Poggi/50
Poggi/51 #32