First church, 1653-55; demolished 1814; rebuilt after 1860; rebuilt 1905. China was never a Portuguese colony but the Portuguese had a strong missionary presence there.
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Colonial Architecture Project
Photos of European colonial architecture around the world
by Gauvin Alexander Bailey, Bader Chair in Southern Baroque Art, Queen's University at Kingston, Canada
Albums
- British Empire [9712]
- Danish Empire [356]
- Dutch Empire [2009]
- French Empire [10470]
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Portuguese Empire
[2754]
- Africa [234]
- Brazil [1564]
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China
[406]
- Beijing, Dongtang Church [12]
- Beijing, Forbidden City, East Gate and Walls [20]
- Beijing, Forbidden City, Hall of Water [13]
- Beijing, Forbidden City, Outer Court [20]
- Beijing, Forbidden City, Qianlong Garden [20]
- Beijing, Nantang Church [23]
- Beijing, Prince Gong's Mansion [20]
- Beijing, Temple of Heaven [20]
- Beijing, Xiyanglou Pavilions, Yuanmingyuan Gardens [238]
- Changping District, Dingling Tomb [20]
- Gulf of Oman [13]
- India [337]
- Japan and Siam (Thailand) [86]
- Macau [100]
- Malaya (Malaysia) [14]
- Spanish Empire [12412]
37713 photos
- About the Colonial Architecture Project
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- Further Reading - Portuguese Empire
- Further Reading - Spanish Empire
- PERSPECTIVES ON ARCHITECTURAL PRESERVATION, PART ONE