Earthquake ruined bell-tower, Monastery of Agrilion, Kefalonia, Greece

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Earthquake ruined bell-tower, Monastery of Agrilion, Kefalonia, Greece

Earthquake ruined bell-tower, Monastery of Agrilion, Kefalonia, Greece. The monastery was founded in the 18th century on the site where, in 1722, two shepherds discovered the icon of Agios Theotokos. A major earthquake devastated Kefalonia in 1953

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1950s Abandoned Bell Tower Catastrophe Damage Damaged Destruction Devastation Disaster Earthquake Fifties Greek Orthodox Church Kefalonia Monastery Peter Thompson Thompson

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