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According to mythology, Paxos were created when the god Poseidon struck Corfu with his trident, cutting off its southern tip and forming Paxos, to house his love affair with Amphitrite. But he lost his trident, which the Paxinos found and made it their emblem.
Built by the British in the early 19th century, it was used as the residence of the Governor.
It operates until the beginning of the 20th century. Grinding wheat for 72 minutes per kilogram. It is the last windmill abandoned due to unemployment.
Construction began in 1423 by Adam II San Ippolito, after receiving permission from Venice, to protect the inhabitants from pirates.
Within the fortress enclosure, there are two reservoirs: one old, Venetian, after the entrance of the fortress, and the other of English construction...
It existed before 1795, when it was repaired by the master miller Kouvalias from Preveza.
The former Lakka Primary School was built in 1906 by Andreas Syngron, following the recommendation of the Minister of Education, Theodoros Vellianitis, who hailed from Paxos.
It is mentioned in the first catalog of the churches of Paxos in the year 1686.
It is round (with a diameter of 15m), paved with stone fencing, with a stepped entrance with two square columns...
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