(Pictures from Luigi Fanetti private collection)
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This page, and the next one (New Campodolcino),
is meant for all those who, in some way, are connected with Valchiavenna,
particularly with Campodolcino and val S. Giacomo. We think of people living in
Genoa (Wisconsin) and the offsprings of the early settlers,
spread across the States: Francoli, Trussoni, Fanetti, Gianoli, Ghelfi,
Gianera, Vener, Della Morte, Buzzetti, Sterlocchi, Guanella, to name some of them.  |
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The bending Spluga road |
Heading to the Spluga pass |
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Campodolcino: early 40s |
S. Giovanni Parish church |
Horse drawn wagons on the road |
Near the top of the Pass |
Pianazzo waterfall |
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S. Giovanni Parish church |
The customs at Montespluga |
Gallivaggio Sanctuary (southward) |
Hamlet of Fraciscio |
Tunnel to Isola |
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Gallivaggio Sanctuary (southward) |
Gallivaggio Sanctuary (northward) |
Madesimo in old times |
Splugen, across the Swiss border |
The old Roman bridge |
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Chiavenna |
From the Pass to Campodolcino |
Stuetta, above Campodolcino |
Tini hamlet in Campodolcino |
Religious procession: early 20s |
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