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Caltanissetta

peteb — 2012-11-15T00:25:17Z

fixed url

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- Among its artistic treasures are the Siculo-Grecian[[Footnote(Etruscan from Sicily = Grecian-Sicilian)]] archeological centers of Sabucina[[Footnote([http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabucina Wikipedia - Only German] has photo of hillside gravesites)]] and Gibil-Gabib, the Mineralogy and Sulphur Museum, the Palazzo Moncada, and the Santo Spirito Abbey built by Count Roger in 1151.[[Footnote(See [http://en.zerodelta.net/speciali/guide/caltanissetta-travel-guide/ Travel Guide] on ZeroDelta.net)]]	+ Among its artistic treasures are the Siculo-Grecian[[Footnote(Etruscan from Sicily = Grecian-Sicilian)]] archeological centers of Sabucina[[Footnote([http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabucina Wikipedia - Only German] has photo of hillside gravesites)]] and Gibil-Gabib, the Mineralogy and Sulphur Museum, the Palazzo Moncada, and the Santo Spirito Abbey built by Count Roger in 1151.[[Footnote(See [http://en.zerodelta.net/speciali/guide/caltanissetta-travel-guide Travel Guide] on ZeroDelta.net)]]
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- * [http://en.zerodelta.net/speciali/guide/caltanissetta-travel-guide/ Travel Guide] on ZeroDelta.net	+ * [http://en.zerodelta.net/speciali/guide/caltanissetta-travel-guide Travel Guide] on ZeroDelta.net

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BradMandell — 2010-02-11T23:33:15Z

fix the bad city website link

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- * ''[http://www.cityofrochester.gov/index.cfm?id=636 International Sister Cities] on City of Rochester - image from site used with permission under the Creative Commons License''	+ * ''[http://www.cityofrochester.gov/article.aspx?id=8589938076 International Sister Cities] on CityofRochester.org - image from site used with permission under the Creative Commons License''
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Caltanissetta

BradMandell — 2008-07-26T18:28:02Z

links, etc

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- '''Caltanissetta''', Italy became a ["Sister Cities" sister city] of Rochester in 1965. Today the city of Caltanissetta and its surrounding towns are comprised of a great mixture of many cultures, traditions, and folklore that have influenced its development through the centuries.	+ '''[wiki:wikipedia:Caltanissetta]''', Italy became a ["Sister Cities" sister city] of ["Rochester"] in ["1965"]. Today the city of Caltanissetta, capital of the [wiki:wikipedia:Province_of_Caltanissetta Province of Caltanissetta], and its surrounding towns are comprised of a great mixture of many cultures, traditions, and folklore that have influenced its development through the centuries.
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- Among its artistic treasures are the Siculo-Grecian archeological centers of Sabucina and Gibil-Gabib, the Mineralogy and Sulphur Museum, the Palazzo Moncada, and the Santo Spirito Abbey built by Count Roger in 1151.	+ Among its artistic treasures are the Siculo-Grecian[[Footnote(Etruscan from Sicily = Grecian-Sicilian)]] archeological centers of Sabucina[[Footnote([http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabucina Wikipedia - Only German] has photo of hillside gravesites)]] and Gibil-Gabib, the Mineralogy and Sulphur Museum, the Palazzo Moncada, and the Santo Spirito Abbey built by Count Roger in 1151.[[Footnote(See [http://en.zerodelta.net/speciali/guide/caltanissetta-travel-guide/ Travel Guide] on ZeroDelta.net)]]
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- ''Info Source: [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/index.cfm?id=636 City of Rochester][[BR]] - Images used with permission under the Creative Commons Lic.''	+ '''Notes and References''' + * ''[http://www.cityofrochester.gov/index.cfm?id=636 International Sister Cities] on City of Rochester - image from site used with permission under the Creative Commons License'' + * [http://www.bestofsicily.com/caltanissetta.htm Caltanissetta on BestofSicily.com] + * [http://www.sicilyguide.com/sights/cities/caltanissetta.htm Caltanissetta on SicilyGuide.com] + * [http://en.zerodelta.net/speciali/guide/caltanissetta-travel-guide/ Travel Guide] on ZeroDelta.net

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alexandergartley — 2008-07-21T18:10:19Z

edited description intro

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Caltanissetta

RickUrwin — 2006-05-29T21:26:16Z

Created Caltanissetta Italy page.

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	+ [[Image(CaltanissettaItaly.jpg,right)]] + Today the city of Caltanissetta and its surrounding towns are comprised of a great mixture of many cultures, traditions, and folklore that have influenced its development through the centuries. + + Among its artistic treasures are the Siculo-Grecian archeological centers of Sabucina and Gibil-Gabib, the Mineralogy and Sulphur Museum, the Palazzo Moncada, and the Santo Spirito Abbey built by Count Roger in 1151. + + Caltanissetta is today the home of the award winning nougat-candy factory, Torronifici Geraci; the Salvatore Amorelli heather briar pipes, which have become fine collection pieces; and the industry of Amaro Averna, a fine liqueur. + + * Population 61,000 + * Loaced in central Sicily + * Founded in 800 B.C. + * Owned (as is typical in Sicily) by several civilizations since it's inception. + + Other ["Sister Cities"] + + ''Info Source: [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/index.cfm?id=636 City of Rochester][[BR]] + Images used with permission under the Creative Commons Lic.''

caltanissetta

RickUrwin — 2006-05-29T21:25:53Z

Upload of image CaltanissettaItaly.jpg.