The big mansion grandeur still dominates the terreiro at Praia das Conchas headquarters, flanked by the hospital, chapel, cocoa dryer, cocoa fermentation facilities and workers' houses.
A former portuguese cocoa plantation in Principe.
monument & historical places
A former portuguese cocoa plantation in São Tomé.
A former cocoa plantation in Principe.
Until 1975 the Rio de Ouro Plantation was privately owned by the Lisbon headquartered Companhia Agrícola Vale Flor who also howned Diogo Vaz, Bela Vista e Valle Flor in Santo Amaro and Boa Esperança e Nova Estrela in Trindade. After that, Rio de Ouro state was nationalized and became a state-owned company Empresa Agropecuária Agostinho Neto.
A former 18th century portuguese cocoa plantation in the heart of northerm Sao Tome island district of Lobata.
Roça Santo André
São Tomé’s Lost Plantation
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