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Montevarchi
Montevarchi is a town and ''comune'' in the province of Arezzo, Tuscany, Italy.
==History==
The town of Montevarchi sprang up around 1100, near to a fortified Benedictine monastery, founded by bishop Elempert (986–1010)〔Robert Black (2007) ''Education and Society in Florentine Tuscany: Teachers, Pupils and Schools, c. 1250-1500'' Volume 1, Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands ISBN 978-90-04-15853-5〕 of Arezzo. At first the castle belonged to the Marquis Bourbon del Monte di Santa Maria, then to the Count Guidi family. In 1273 ownership passed to the Signoria of Florence. One of the town's first ''podestà'' (mayor) was Brunetto Latini.
During the rule of the Medici, the town expanded considerably due to its flourishing agricultural trade and its wool and silk industries, controlled by the Woolmaker's Guild. Montevarchi remained under Florentine control until the end of the first half of the 18th century; then the town became part of the territory of Arezzo.
After the unification of Italy, it became an important centre for manufacture of felt hats and, during the post World War II period, of shoes, hats, ladies' and children's wear. Today it is still a clothes production hub, while also important in the production of electricity (one hydroelectric and one thermoelectric plant).
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