city of Horta, Angústias is the home of many buildings important to the history of the region. Some of these have been renovated and reused for other purposes (for example the Fort of Santa Cruz), while others have become important as tourist attractions (for example Peter's Cafe) or continued to be active in the community (such as the Church of Nossa Senhora das Angústias). Civic Captaincy of the Port of Horta (), part of the security and economic fiscalization of imports/exports, the Art-Deco style building located across from Cais de Santa Cruz is classified a Property of Public Interest; German Colonial Estate () Hospital of Horta (), the corporatist structure, which symbolizes the utilitarian manner of its construction was defined on 20 April 1946, but only executed as of 30 April 1946 under the Comissão de Construções Hospitalares (Hospital Construction Commission). Naval Club of Horta () Peter Café Sport (and Scrimshaw Museum), a landmark in the world of ocean navigation, the bar, cafe and museum is a historical reference in the Azores for whalers and yachtsmen travelling the Atlantic Ocean; Porto Pim Whale Factory Museum (), constructed at the height of the whaling industry in the Atlantic, the factory was an initiative of several partners, who hoped to capitalize on the value of whale oil. The factory continued to produce whale oil and process byproducts from the carcasses of cetaceans captured off the coast of the central group. Prince Albert of Monaco Meteorological Observatory () Public Library and Regional Archive () Residence of the Arriaga Family () - remodelled in 2010–2011, the former childhood family home of the first President of Portugal Manuel Arriaga, the Casa das Florinhas (House of the Small Flowers) was scheduled to open in 2011; Residence of the Dabney Family The Cedars () Submarine Cable Houses (), the buildings that house the land-links to the submarine cables providing communication to the islands of the Azores, these three semi-submerged buildings in the ground go un-noticed at the base of Monte Queimado and Monte da Guia; Summer Residence of the Dabney Family (), the recuperated manor and wine-press buildings, and scenic lookout on the slopes of Monte da Guia, were popular with the Dabney family, the American first-family of the Azores; Warehouses of Reis & Martins Lda. () - located along Rua Nova, between the bays of Porto Pim and Horta, the old offices/warehouses of Reis & Martins