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The Fort of Santa Catalina (Spanish: Fuerte de Santa Catalina) in Lima, Peru, is a Neoclassical style building that partly survives and it is in a good condition, and it is one of the few examples representative of the military colonial architecture that still exists in Peru. It dates to the 1800s decade and was built on a land called "Huerta de los Llanos" and "Huerta Perdida" or that of the "Cuero", which belonged to the Monasteries of Santa Catalina de Siena and de la Concepción respectively. The property is registered as property of the Peruvian State in the Margesí of National Heritages: Asiento 12, Foja 37, Volume I of the Book of Properties of Lima having, at present, a total area of 25,250 square meters. The Liman traditionalist Ricardo Palma, in one of his tradiciones peruanas, af

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rdfs:comment	The Fort of Santa Catalina (Spanish: Fuerte de Santa Catalina) in Lima, Peru, is a Neoclassical style building that partly survives and it is in a good condition, and it is one of the few examples representative of the military colonial architecture that still exists in Peru. It dates to the 1800s decade and was built on a land called "Huerta de los Llanos" and "Huerta Perdida" or that of the "Cuero", which belonged to the Monasteries of Santa Catalina de Siena and de la Concepción respectively. The property is registered as property of the Peruvian State in the Margesí of National Heritages: Asiento 12, Foja 37, Volume I of the Book of Properties of Lima having, at present, a total area of 25,250 square meters. The Liman traditionalist Ricardo Palma, in one of his tradiciones peruanas, af (en) El Fuerte de Santa Catalina, también llamado Cuartel de Santa Catalina, es una construcción de estilo neoclásico y es uno de los pocos ejemplos representativos de la arquitectura virreinal militar que aún existen en el Perú. Data de la primera década del siglo XIX y fue edificado en los terrenos llamados ”Huerta de los Llanos” y “Huerta Perdida” o del “Cuero”, los cuales pertenecían a los Monasterios de Santa Catalina de Siena y de la Concepción respectivamente. El inmueble se encuentra inscrito como propiedad del Estado Peruano en el Margesí de Bienes Nacionales: Asiento 12, Foja 37, Tomo I del Libro de Predios de Lima teniendo, en la actualidad, un área total de 25,250 metros cuadrados. (es)
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