21D

Room 4

Room 4 illustrates the physicochemical characteristics of mercury, the consequences of working in the mines and furnaces on the life of miners, the production and labour in the mines, and the trend in metal prices from the beginning of the century until the closure of the mines.

1

The Church of the Suffrage
2

The Church of Saint Augustine
3

The Church of the Madonna of the Snow
4

The Parish Church of Saint Flora and Saint Lucilla
5

Madonna della Cintola (Terracotta altarpiece)
6

The baptism of Jesus (Terracotta altarpiece)
7

The Sanctuary of the Most Holy Crucifix
7A

The Miraculous Crucifix - procession of 3rd May
8

The Church of Saint Joseph
9

The Church of Saint Rocco
10

The Church of Saint Anthony
11

Piazza XII Giugno - 12th June Square
12

Piazza dell'Olmo - Elm Square
13

Piazza del Borgo - Village Square
14

Piazza San Michele - Saint Michael’s Square
15

Via Carolina - Caroline Street
16

Via dei Mulini - Mill Street
17

Via del Fondaccio
18

Via dell'Olmo - Elm Street
19

Sforzesca fish farm
20

Palazzo Sforza Cesarini
21

The Monte Amiata Mercury Mines Museum
21A

Room 1
21B

Room 2
21C

Room 3
21D

Room 4
21E

Room 5
21F

Room 6
22

The Convent of the Selve