San Bartolomeo dei Vaccinari

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San Bartolomeo dei Vaccinari, Church building in Regola district, Rome, Italy.

San Bartolomeo dei Vaccinari featured a single nave layout with two lateral altars on each side, displaying paintings by Giovanni De Vecchi.

Originally named Santo Stefano de cacabariis, the church first appeared in Pope Urban III's 1186 document as a subsidiary of San Lorenzo in Damaso.

The leather workers' guild, known as vaccinari, received the church from Pope Pius V in 1570 and rebuilt it in 1723.

The church stood at the current Via di San Bartolomeo dei Vaccinari until its demolition in 1885 during the construction of Via Arenula.

During construction work, workers discovered numerous animal horns beneath the foundation, indicating the long presence of leather tanners in the area.

Location: Rome

Inception: 1723

GPS coordinates: 41.89222,12.47497

Latest update: March 8, 2025 00:35

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