CODINA TOWER

history

The midshipmen usually stayed in it, it had alcoves for the porters and the owners stayed there sporadically. Dozens of harvesters and harvesters also took shelter there during harvest and harvest. The building has been renovated over time. The latter – before becoming a rural accommodation – dates from the end of the 19th century , as reflected in the entrance door, which is now in the lobby, with the inscription “DJ CODINA 1891”. On the stone lintel of the entrance there is another important date, October 7, 1753 , which is the feast of Our Lady of Roser . The parish of Sant Pere del Talladell has a chapel dedicated to this virgin, and on that Sunday in the 18th century the restoration of the tower was blessed. The documents of the Talladell parish mention the place in 1708 as Torre de Reixachs , and in 1738 as Torre del Codina. The Tower was inhabited until the great snowfall of February 1944. The Torre del Codina, rehabilitated in 2007, has, in every corner of the house, stones that speak of a long history.