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Paraiba Marsh Museum, Areia

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Eduardo M

Mostra a historia colonial com moveis preservados o guia local foi atencioso o museo fica dentro da universidade e tambem e conhecido como museo da rapadura more »

Shows the colonial furniture history preserved the local guide was attentive the museo stands within the University and also known as museo of rapadura

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VALERIA D

São duas construções a casa é o engenho do séc 19. Fica dentro da UFPB. A indicação na estrada é Museu da Rapadura. O senhor que conduz a visita é muito bom. O visitante passa a ter uma idéia da vida ... more »

Are two buildings to House is the ingenuity of the 19 century. Stay inside the UFPB. The indication on the road is Museum of Rapadura. The man who leads the visit is very good. The visitor is an idea of life in the region-its difficulties and customs. It is interesting to see that after visiting the ancient manufacturing process, visit the Engenho Hick to view the modern process

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bellaS315

Situada dentro do Campus da Ufpb em Areia, a casa é bem antiga e pertenceu aos donos da engenho que funcionava ali antigamente. Dá boa noção de como era a vida das pessoas naquela região. O ambiente e... more »

Located within the Campus of Ufpb in sand, the House is quite old and belonged to the owners of the machine that worked there in the old days. Gives a good idea of what life was like the people in that region. The environment is well preserved despite some problems of maintenance. The people in charge are former employees who knew the owners. The House and mill were donated by the family to Brazil. Worth a visit.

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