A memorial, a churchyard, a hill, a railway bridge: in Salce, the history of the community and of its Alpini Group can be read in its places too.
Salce War Memorial (in Italian)
Built at the wish of the community, designed by Giovanni Dal Pont and inaugurated on 2 April 1967, bearing the names of all the fallen.
San Fermo and the Val di Siva bridge
The railway, two wars and the Dopolavoro house. The Val di Siva viaduct was blown up in 1917, rebuilt by prisoners and women, and bombed on St Stephen’s Day 1944.
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The Col Maòr hill
The hill that gave the Group’s newsletter its name. Up there, for the tenth anniversary, came Mass and speeches, and the young members handed medals to the Knights of Vittorio Veneto.
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Col di Salce
A 1920 postcard shows the bell tower, the church of San Bartolomeo and the villa where General Zaglio lived. Here the Group celebrated its birth, kept its seat at the Bar “Da Narciso” and in 1987 found its first home.
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The Osteria Supani
Bowls in 1941, the pasta-eating contest of 1946, the bus stop everyone called «Supani» and Luigina Tavi’s godmother behind the counter: an inn where Salce met.
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