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COUNT EUGENIO ROOM (2 people; 2 people)

a double bedroom, bathroom with shower; TV, telephone, wifi connection; B.C; Bed linen and towels.

a double bedroom, bathroom with shower; TV, telephone, wifi connection; BC; Bed linen and towels.

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A BIT OF HISTORY

Eugenio Faina was born in San Venanzo on April 2, 1846 to Count Claudio and the Piedmontese noblewoman Giuseppina Anselmi. After the Perugian diploma obtained at the Collegio Pio della Sapienza, he moved to Florence to attend the Faculty of Law, graduating in 1867 with full marks and honors. While still a student he decided to enlist as a volunteer in the Garibaldian ranks probably driven by that patriotic and liberal sentiment. Eugenio soon showed great interest for archeology and collecting.

In April 1871 Eugenio married the noblewoman Isabella Danzetta, daughter of the senator and patriot from Perugia Nicola, with whom he had four children.

Despite his law degree, Eugenio was mainly interested in agriculture, devoting himself to the study of agricultural disciplines under the guidance of the Marquis Raffaele Antinori. He managed to create, in 1887, the Foundation for Agricultural Education, the current Agricultural School in Perugia.

Eugenio Faina died on his estate in San Venanzo on February 2, 1926.

A BIT OF HISTORY

Eugenio Faina was born in San Venanzo on 2 April 1846 by Count Claudio and the Piedmontese noblewoman Giuseppina Anselmi. After graduating from Perugia at the Collegio Pio della Sapienza, he moved to Florence to attend the Faculty of Law, graduating in 1867 with full marks and honors. Still a student, he decided to enlist as a volunteer among the garibaldian lines, probably driven by that patriotic and liberal sentiment. Eugenio soon showed a great interest in archeology and collecting. In April 1871 Eugenio married the noblewoman Isabella Danzetta, daughter of the senator and patriot Perugino Nicola, from whom she had four children. Despite the degree in law, Eugenio was mainly interested in agriculture, devoting himself to the study of agricultural disciplines under the guidance of the Marquis Raffaele Antinori. He succeeded in creating, in 1887, the Foundation for Agricultural Education, the current Falcologico di Agraria in Perugia. Eugenio Faina died on his estate in San Venanzo on February 2, 1926.