Historic building· Saimbeyli, Adana
Marsahane
Marsahane is a historic building in Saimbeyli, Adana; This is a seven-story multipurpose building constructed in the early 20th century by an Armenian architect who came from New York, inspired by skyscrapers.
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- 37.9856°N · 36.0923°E
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This is a seven-story multipurpose building constructed in the early 20th century by an Armenian architect who came from New York, inspired by skyscrapers. It contained a bank branch, business premises and a church. Damaged during the First World War, today only four stories and just the outer walls remain. According to Armenian sources, Archbishop Bedros Saracyan, the spiritual leader of Hadjin, had a five-story giant building erected on the rocks beside the Church of S. Asdvadzadzin.
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