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Italiano: Al bivio di via Castiglione con via Sabbioni, all'inizio del '900, sorgeva la villa Tattini Isolani. La villa fu abitata dalla contessa Carolina Pepoli, sposa del conte Tattini; la contessa era una discendente di Gioacchino Murat.

Garibaldi nel 1859 fu ospite del conte Tattini in questa villa; era solito prendere il caffè e conversare sotto un grande albero, alla presenza delle dame del conte. Qui si invaghì della bella Marchesa Paolina Pepoli. L'albero di Garibaldi rimase famoso ma cadde nel 1929 a causa di un violento nubifragio. La villa poi prese il nome di Letizia dalla figlia dei Pepoli sposata con il Conte Francesco Isolani.

Sulla strada, la storica vettura tranviaria n. 31 svolge una corsa sulla linea 12.
Date Inizio 1900
Source Collezione cartoline Fausto Malpensa
Author Autore sconosciuto

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