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Porta de Mallorca, also known as the Porta de Sant Sebastià, stands in Alcúdia. The photograph was taken from the road from Palma. The original note points out part of the second wall, built in the 17th century, together with another section of wall and several towers. The parish church can be seen beside the fortifications. The image is from the Bernard collection and is dated around 1920.

Source: Bernard Collection, around 1920
Archive: Andreu Muntaner Darder