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The Civil War logically affected El Palmar, like all of Spain; The news of the military uprising reached the Palmaleños, people who organized themselves and took measures, including seizing the dynamite stored in the quarry that provided the material for the highway to the Pantano. But on July 30, 1936, the coup troops, led by Commander Castejón, and a Falangist gang, wanted to teach these people of El Palmar a lesson, and occupied the town, looting and burning practically all the huts.
It should be noted that in El Palmar de Troya there were also many people who were against the military uprising, such as “Risquete”, “Corralero”, “Pajarín el Mayor”, Galindo, etc. And even many of them went to Utrera to reinforce the defense of Utrera against the imminent siege of the rebel troops. Also in the area, later (in the surrounding fields) many victims of reprisals hid.
This population center is very old. There are historical data that date back to the 13th century, when it was part of the “Moorish Band”, a defensive system against Muslim attacks. Other data, however, collected by the historians of Utrera, locate in La Cañada a settlement of that nucleus, called Siarum or more recently Searo, populated by soldiers of César who had deserved their retirement.
We must bear in mind that our geographical area where our town is located was an area populated by the Roman Empire, and that is why there is quite a lot of remains, both Archaeological and of other kinds, such as:
After the Reconquest (at the end of the 15th century and the beginning of the 16th century), the tower that is located in the Hacienda de Troya, became part of the building of the farmhouse, as it is today.
Years later, the “Hornado Council of the Mesta de Pastores” (created in 1273 by Alfonso X El Sábio), which was created to protect livestock, and whose functions included the formation and conservation of Veredas Reales, Cañadas and Cordeles, to that they were paths that would facilitate the transit of cattle (that is, transhumance), he established a “Cattle Rest” here, because as we have said, one of those cattle routes ran through here; also very close to the tower of Troya… hence the palm groves that existed where El Palmar de Troya sits today began to be called “El Palmar” and “descansadero de Troya”, and logically from there it came to be called “El Palmar de Troya” (Palmar because of the number of palms that existed, and Troya because logically the resting place was on the land of said hacienda).
In 1744 D. Martín Bécquer (relative of Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer) settles in the Troya hacienda by paying Real Income.
In this cultural context
Highlight the Troya farmhouse and its surroundings, which include archaeological and architectural sites of a monumental nature such as the Troya tower (declared an Asset of Cultural Interest)
-From the landscape point of view, the territory falls within the Landscape Area called plain and hills around Utrera:
Most important commercial and economic
Its economy is fundamentally based on agriculture, cultivation of cotton, sunflower, beet and olive trees. The population is also dedicated to small and medium-sized industrial and commercial companies, but it is worth highlighting in recent years an emerging economy derived from activity in the service sector, such as catering at fairs.
Agriculture
Element of environmental interest
Remarkable as the cattle trails and channels that draw it, artificial wetlands such as the Torre del Águila reservoir, of natural origin that remains as Zarracatín or that disappeared as the Troya lagoon ; Centennial estates and farmhouses of architectural, archaeological and ethnographic value, as well as different types of settlements associated with agrarian colonization and the development of the salty irrigation area. We highlight:
All these farmhouses and areas are milestones in the ancient and recent history of El Palmar de Troya
Livestock, Crafts
It should be noted that in the 19th century this area, the Vereda Real, became quite important, as it became an obligatory step for the transhumance of sheep and goats from the southern mountains (Morón – Ronda) towards the Guadalquivir marshes, since here it widens the sidewalk and there is also water for the animals, which makes this rest area very important.
Predominant climatology
El Palmar de Troya City Council
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