Agnone, home to the world’s oldest family-owned manufacturing company
by Catherine Marien Agnone is a pretty hill-top town at 840 m height, overlooking the verdant Verrino valley in the
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Read moreThe idea for this article arose as I was reading the book Emilia Romagna – A Personal Guide to Little-known
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