The Ospedale di San Carlo was a building in Rome, important for historical and artistic reasons.
The façade of the Ospedale di San Carlo (on the right) along Borgo Santo Spirito
The facade with the main entrance surmounted by the coat of arms of Pope Pius VI
The Fall of Rome also known as Siege of Rome was a conflict between the Roman Republic and Papal States of Pope Pius IX supported by the French, Spanish, Austrians, Sardinia and Sicily.
Ospedale di San Carlo
…r. 1846-1878) had it restored and went there several times to comfort the sick. In 1849, during the Roman Republic, several volunteers wounded during the fights along the Janiculum walls were treated there. Chaplain of the hospital was for a certain period Vincenzo Pallotti. Several prominent medical scholars…
Artillery battery on the Aurelian Walls during the siege of Rome, June 1849
One of the emblems of the Roman Republic.
Artillery battery along the Aurelian Walls during the siege of Rome, 1849
Casino Savorelli after the French bombardments of Rome in 1849