with dairy and agriculture. During the 19th Century, the barrio of Santo Amaro, was known for its bakers that produced bread and pastries for the city of Horta. During the 20th Century the activities were diversified to include many businesses: restaurants, snack-bars, cafes, mini-markets, gymnasiums, clothing shops, designers and publishers, music, stationary stores, furniture shops, jewellery, natural supplement shops, financial services, travel agencies, exporters and spas. Architecture Civic Assistance Centre of Horta () District Courthouse of Horta () Mansion of the Lacerdas () National Lyceum of Horta/Manuel de Arriaga Secondary School () Palacete of Pilar (), the former-signeurial residence of Manuel Inácio de Souza Sarmento, a rich politician in the municipal council of Horta and property-owner Residence Colonel Álvaro Soares de Melo Residence Roberto Leal Residence Rua da Conceição, 14 Residence Rua da Conceição, 22 Residence Rua da Conceição, 23 Residence Rua Professor Júlio de Andrade Windmills on Espalamaca () Military Military Battery of Espalamaca (), a complex of underground bunks and gun emplacements, constructed during the Second World War to guard the Faial-Pico Channel; Religious Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição () Hermitage of Pilar () Hermitage of Santo Amaro () Culture Regionally, Conceição is represented by the Sociedad Filarmónica Artista Faialense (Faialense Artistic Philharmonic Society), the local band (founded on 21 February 1858). The Fayal Sport Clube, an athletics club and regional football team, has been responsible for training many of the island's athletes. Notable citizens António José Vieira Santa Rita (before 1810 - 22 December 1877), the Civil-Governor of the former District of Horta References Notes Sources Parishes of Horta, Azores