Dimas Sequeira's photos with the keyword: Golegã

Exclusive for horse drawn carriages. Spotted at Equus Park, Golegã.

Sculpture by Martins Correia, at Immaculate Conception Square, Golegã.

It houses the Town Hall and stands at Immaculate Conception Square, Golegã.

Two storey house at Oliveira Street, Golegã.

Reconstitution of old scene in the Typewriters Museum, inside the Municipal Library, at Oliveira Street, Golegã.

Displayed in the Typewriters Museum, inside the Municipal Library, at Oliveira Street, Golegã.

Displayed in the Typewriters Museum, inside the Municipal Library, at Oliveira Street, Golegã.

Displayed in the Typewriters Museum, inside the Municipal Library, at Oliveira Street, Golegã.

Within a private collection, the items in this showcase were made for children's use by manufacturers like Lilliput, Mothercare, Mehano or Barbie. This Typewriters Museum is located inside the Municipal Library, at Oliveira Street, Golegã.

Within a private collection, they are displayed in the Typewriters Museum, inside the Municipal Library, at Oliveira Street, Golegã.

This building was conceived to be a photographic studio with natural light by Carlos Relvas - a wealthy farmer, photographer, horse breeder, inventor, musician and politician. He tested and invented chemical solutions in order to create a sense of flow and movement in some photos, from their development. He was admitted in the French Society of Photography in 1869. He won several prizes on Porto, Madrid, Paris, Amsterdam, Vienna, Philadelphia... This studio is now a museum (no photos allowed inside) exhibiting precious old photographic equipment - some heavy wooden cameras of the 19th century, extremely rare world wide, that had to be carefully loaded into horse pulled carts, for outdoor use.

This building was conceived to be a photographic studio with natural light by Carlos Relvas - a wealthy farmer, photographer, horse breeder, inventor, musician and politician. He tested and invented chemical solutions in order to create a sense of flow and movement in some photos, from their development. He was admitted in the French Society of Photography in 1869. He won several prizes on Porto, Madrid, Paris, Amsterdam, Vienna, Philadelphia... This studio is now a museum (no photos allowed inside) exhibiting precious old photographic equipment - some heavy wooden cameras of the 19th century, extremely rare world wide, that had to be carefully loaded into horse pulled carts, for outdoor use.

This building was conceived to be a photographic studio with natural light by Carlos Relvas - a wealthy farmer, photographer, horse breeder, inventor, musician and politician. He tested and invented chemical solutions in order to create a sense of flow and movement in some photos, from their development. He was admitted in the French Society of Photography in 1869. He won several prizes on Porto, Madrid, Paris, Amsterdam, Vienna, Philadelphia... This studio is now a museum (no photos allowed inside) exhibiting precious old photographic equipment - some heavy wooden cameras of the 19th century, extremely rare world wide, that had to be carefully loaded into horse pulled carts, for outdoor use.

This building was conceived to be a photographic studio with natural light by Carlos Relvas - a wealthy farmer, photographer, horse breeder, inventor, musician and politician. He tested and invented chemical solutions in order to create a sense of flow and movement in some photos, from their development. He was admitted in the French Society of Photography in 1869. He won several prizes on Porto, Madrid, Paris, Amsterdam, Vienna, Philadelphia... This studio is now a museum (no photos allowed inside) exhibiting precious old photographic equipment - some heavy wooden cameras of the 19th century, extremely rare world wide, that had to be carefully loaded into horse pulled carts, for outdoor use.

This building was conceived to be a photographic studio with natural light by Carlos Relvas - a wealthy farmer, photographer, horse breeder, inventor, musician and politician. He tested and invented chemical solutions in order to create a sense of flow and movement in some photos, from their development. He was admitted in the French Society of Photography in 1869. He won several prizes on Porto, Madrid, Paris, Amsterdam, Vienna, Philadelphia... This studio is now a museum (no photos allowed inside) exhibiting precious old photographic equipment - some heavy wooden cameras of the 19th century, extremely rare world wide, that had to be carefully loaded into horse pulled carts, for outdoor use.

At Equuspark, Golegã. This 8 geared bus was the transport of a group till Golegã and return.

At Dom João IV Street, Golegã. HBM!

At Dom João IV Street, Golegã.