Was Domingos Zampol’s heart filled with a mixture of hope and trepidation as he stepped onto Brazilian soil? He had left Italy with his wife, Ângela Nardini, and their four children, seeking a new life in this promising land. The Zampol family settled in the Ponte Seca region around 1909. Between 1911 and 1915, they built their dream home, the Antigo Casarão dos Zampol. This grand house, near Ponte Seca on Avenida Kaethe Richers, stood as a testament to their hard work and resilience. The Antigo Casarão dos Zampol wasn’t just a house. It was a symbol of the Zampol family’s legacy. Sadly, the once-magnificent Antigo Casarão dos Zampol was demolished in 2011. However, the Zampol name lives on. Ribeirão Pires, the city where the Antigo Casarão dos Zampol once stood, honors the family’s contributions. Several streets and squares bear the Zampol name, a lasting tribute to their impact on the community.
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