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Known as San Pedro
Heights during the 17th century, the area was mostly home to the city's growing contingent of dockworkers and brickmakers; the area became Buenos Aires' first "industrial" area, home to its first windmill and most of the early city's brick kilns and warehouses. The bulk of the
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Argentine region's chief source of income as late as the 1870s) were prepared and stored here in colonial times. Their presence led to the first residential settlements in this area: that of Africans, slaves and free, alike.
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said that "To find
Appetite, an avant-garde gallery that everyone I met recommended, I had to return to one of San Telmo's less atmospheric blocks." Many media remarked the transformation of San Telmo into a destination for contemporary art lovers, such as the newspaper
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opened and the
Argentine public and media immediately noticed the crowds attending its openings and parties. Other art galleries began setting up in this neighborhood and it became a Mecca of contemporary art. The first to talk about it was
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which counted around 30 galleries and art centers in 2008. Later that year, the same newspaper published another article that started: "Contemporary art moved into the neighborhood. San Telmo Art
District is born."
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San Telmo began to improve despite these challenges, particularly after Rosas' removal from power in 1852. The establishment of new clinics, the installation of gas mains, lighting, sewers, running water and
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helped curb the northward spread of the epidemic; but as time went on it claimed over 10,000 lives, and this led to the exodus of San Telmo's growing middle and upper classes into what later became
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led to increasing interest in the area on the part of the well-to-do and numerous imposing homes were built in the western half of San Telmo. This promising era ended abruptly when an epidemic of
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Previously separated from Buenos Aires proper by a ravine, the area was formally incorporated into the city in 1708 as the "Ovens and
Storehouses of San Pedro." The neighborhood's poverty led the
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of seafarers. This move failed to replace the lost social institutions, however, and San Telmo languished well after
Argentine independence in 1816. The Jesuit Residence, restored as a clinic by
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friars, was shuttered in 1821, and San Telmo saw no public works for the next 30 years except a Black
Infantrymen's Quarters and the construction of the dreaded Mazorca Dungeon by Governor
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tornado opened the appetite with an art gallery in San Telmo and little by little is monopolizing the neighborhood and transferring the scene." A few months later the
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The void left by the
Jesuits' departure was addressed by the 1806 establishment of the Parish of San Pedro González Telmo (or "San Telmo"), so named in honor of the
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to found a "Spiritual House" in the area, a charitable and educational mission referred to by San Pedro's indigent as "the
Residence;" their 1767
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from Europe between 1875 and 1930. San Telmo became the most multicultural neighborhood in Buenos Aires, home to large communities of
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At first hundreds of properties became vacant. A few of the larger lots were converted into needed parks, the largest of which is
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A great number of contemporary art galleries, art spaces and museums are located in this area. In 2005 the gallery and
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which organized art walks and other events. San Telmo's immigrant presence also led to quick popularization of
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magazine which said in late 2006: "When all the movement seemed to be getting installed at
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struck the area in 1871. The new clinics and the heroic efforts of physicians like
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in 1956, as well as in the 1960 advent of the "Republic of San Telmo," an artisan
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The Nuestra Señora de Belén Church at the heart of the San Telmo neighborhood
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purchased an abandoned colonial-era grocery in 1969, christening it
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streets, which are often filled with street artists and dancers.
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in the area: long after that genre's heyday, renowned vocalist
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following the 1812 abolition of slavery in Argentina
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in 1901. Expanding industry to the south also led a
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518:The Russian Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
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889:"Making the Most of Those Long Argentine Nights"
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16:"San Telmo" redirects here. For other uses, see
771:"Recuerdos de San Telmo – El Sol de San Telmo"
55:Russian Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
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227:and jazz clubs. Cafes, tango parlors and
94:Location of San Telmo within Buenos Aires
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1982:Mary Terán de Weiss Tennis Stadium
1856:National Museum of Decorative Arts
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1513:Ministry of Public Works Building
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410:Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art
158:1.3 km (0.5 sq mi)
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1861:National Museum of Fine Arts
1748:Plaza Fuerza AĂ©rea Argentina
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40:Neighborhood of Buenos Aires
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1528:Palacio de Aguas Corrientes
773:(in Spanish). 13 April 2023
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1932:Argentinos Juniors Stadium
1896:San MartĂn Cultural Center
1866:National Museum of History
605:University of Buenos Aires
367:immigration into Argentina
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18:San Telmo (disambiguation)
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1831:King Fahd Cultural Center
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1886:Recoleta Cultural Center
53:Clockwise from top: the
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2219:Figueroa Alcorta Avenue
2017:José Amalfitani Stadium
1846:Natural Sciences Museum
1811:Fortabat Art Collection
1763:Plaza Intendente Alvear
955:San Telmo, Buenos Aires
591:Ministry of Agriculture
2184:Avenida del Libertador
1992:Obras Sanitarias Arena
1947:Ferro C. Oeste Stadium
1508:Metropolitan Cathedral
608:Faculty of Engineering
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2298:34.62056°S 58.37167°W
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1987:Nueva Chicago Stadium
1957:Hippodrome of Palermo
1911:Eduardo SĂvori Museum
1891:Rojas Cultural Center
1753:Plaza de la RepĂşblica
1693:Buenos Aires Eco-Park
1563:Santo Domingo convent
1446:ConfiterĂa del Molino
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2033:Buenos Aires station
1937:Boca Juniors Stadium
1738:Parque de la Memoria
1708:Ciudad Universitaria
665:Museum of Modern Art
550:The San Telmo Market
437:Pasaje de la Defensa
324:Juan Manuel de Rosas
207:Pedro González Telmo
176: • Density
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2239:Leandro Alem Avenue
2209:Coronel DĂaz Street
2146:Parque de la Ciudad
2073:Underground network
2012:San Lorenzo Stadium
2007:River Plate Stadium
1806:Foreign Debt Museum
1713:Congressional Plaza
1498:Libertador Building
1471:Estrugamou Building
960:Barriada: San Telmo
917:Delfina Helguera ,
562:Hippopotamus Café
344:Florentino Ameghino
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2169:Avenida 9 de Julio
2151:La Trastienda Club
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1558:San MartĂn Palace
1553:Recoleta Cemetery
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1967:Lawn Tennis Club
1906:Sarmiento Museum
1851:National Library
1816:House of Culture
1768:Plaza San MartĂn
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