Terreiro de Tambor de Mina Dois Irmãos (Q10380833)

matcher place: Belém (relation 185567)
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Summary from Português / Portuguese Wikipedia (ptwiki)

O Terreiro de Tambor de Mina Dois Irmãos (ou simplesmente Terreiro de Mina Dois Irmãos), é o mais antigo templo afro-religioso do Pará, e foi criado em 1890, no bairro do Guamá, em Belém. Foi tombado em nível estadual pelo DPHAC, em 2010.

Wikidata location: -1.4667, -48.4664 view on OSM or edit on OSM

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structure of worship (Q1370598)	amenity=place_of_worship
building (Q41176)	building, building=yes
temple (Q44539)	building=temple
shrine (Q697295)	building=shrine