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Villa Crespo

Villa Crespo: Growth: the barrio grew around the Fábrica Nacional de Calzado, founded 3 June 1888, and its workers' housing, mostly for Italian immigrants; lots were advertised as Villa Crespo in 1889 and the San Bernardo parish was inaugurated in August 1896.† 1888: Growth: the barrio grew around the Fábrica Nacional de Calzado, founded 3 June 1888, and its workers' housing, mostly for Italian immigrants; lots were advertised as Villa Crespo in 1889 and the San Bernardo parish was inaugurated in August 1896.†

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Birthplace2

Osvaldo Pugliese — born in Villa Crespo

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Horacio Casares — born in Villa Crespo

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Located in Buenos Aires

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Growth: the barrio grew around the Fábrica Nacional de Calzado, founded 3 June 1888, and its workers' housing, mostly for Italian immigrants; lots were advertised as Villa Crespo in 1889 and the San Bernardo parish was inaugurated in August 1896.Jun 3, 1888–Jan 1, 1896

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Horacio Casares — died in Villa Crespo

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