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Dogliola (Ch)
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Dogliola è situata sulle rive del fiume Trigno. La prima attestazione documentaria del paese è del 1115, quando l’abitato fu donato da una potente famiglia di origine longobarda all’abate del monastero benedettino di Sant'Angelo in Cornacchiano. Nonostante la perdita di numerosi elementi del centro storico, tra cui la Chiesa parrocchiale, anticamente denominata Badia di Santa Maria delle Grazie, crollata alla fine del 1700, l’abitato conserva il suo aspetto medioevale nelle case-mura e nei sottoportici.
Anche a Dogliola, come in altri centri del Vastese, predominano tra i prodotti tipici i salumi, come ventricina e soppressata, insieme a piatti come le polpette cacio ed uova.
Nel 1805 fu edificata la nuova chiesa intitolata a San Rocco, in stile moderno, a navata unica, con la volta ornata da quattro dipinti di Nicola Sigismondi. La facciata, di disegno settecentesco, è impreziosita dal portale e da un finestrone in pietra scolpita, opere di maestranze molisane che in questo centro trovarono dimora stabile. La chiesa funge da centro di aggregazione e punto di riferimento per la comunità. La festa patronale San Rocco cade il 20 giugno, in prossimità della mietitura e, durante i festeggiamenti, carri e trattori vengono ornati con fasci di spighe di grano.
Dogliola: Historical
Dogliola is situated on the banks of the river Trigno. The first documentary attestation of the country is 1115, when the town was donated by a powerful family of Lombard origin abbot of the Benedictine monastery of Sant'Angelo in Crow. Despite the loss of many elements of the old town, including the parish church, formerly known as the Abbey of Santa Maria delle Grazie, which collapsed in late 1700, the town maintains its medieval walls in houses and arcades.
In 1805 was built the new church dedicated to San Rocco, in a modern style, with a single nave, with the ceiling decorated with four paintings by Nicholas Sigismondi. The façade design eighteenth century, is adorned by a large window from the portal and carved stone, which works by masters of Molise found permanent residence in this town. The church serves as a gathering place and reference point for the community. The patron saint San Rocco falls on June 20, close to harvest, and during the festivities, wagons and tractors are adorned with bundles of wheat.
Even in Dogliola, as in other towns of Vasto, predominate among the typical cured meats, such as ventricina and brawn, with dishes such as meatballs with cheese and eggs.
In 1805 was built the new church dedicated to San Rocco, in a modern style, with a single nave, with the ceiling decorated with four paintings by Nicholas Sigismondi. The façade design eighteenth century, is adorned by a large window from the portal and carved stone, which works by masters of Molise found permanent residence in this town. The church serves as a gathering place and reference point for the community. The patron saint San Rocco falls on June 20, close to harvest, and during the festivities, wagons and tractors are adorned with bundles of wheat.
Even in Dogliola, as in other towns of Vasto, predominate among the typical cured meats, such as ventricina and brawn, with dishes such as meatballs with cheese and eggs.
