Igreja de São José de Ribamar, located in the state of Maranhao, Brazil, is a historic Catholic church dedicated to St. Joseph. According to legend, a Portuguese mariner prayed for St. Joseph's blessing when he was caught in a storm and promised to build a chapel if he was safe. Later, he brought a statue of St. Joseph and built this church. With its simple architecture and baroque altar, the church is a place of pilgrimage and healing for local believers. The Lacerda Elevator, located in Salvador, Brazil, connects the Upper City with the Lower City and is 72 m. Built between 1869 and 1873, it was initially a hydraulic elevator, but was converted to electric power in 1906. It consists of two towers, has four elevators, operates for 30 seconds at a time, carries 27 passengers, has a ticket price of R$0.15, transports more than 33,000 passengers per day, and has been classified as a Brazilian National Historic Heritage Site.