Historic building· Beykoz, İstanbul
İshak Ağa Çeşmesi, Yalıköy
İshak Ağa Çeşmesi, Yalıköy is a historic building in Beykoz, İstanbul; It was built in 1741 (AH 1154) by Ishak Aga, the Customs Superintendent who served as Voyvoda of Galata during the reign of Sultan Mahmud I.
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- 41.1377°N · 29.0857°E
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It was built in 1741 (AH 1154) by Ishak Aga, the Customs Superintendent who served as Voyvoda of Galata during the reign of Sultan Mahmud I. It has the form of a cylindrical column. It bears a three-line inscription, above which is a rose motif. The additions made beside the cylinder were placed there by the Beykoz Municipality in 1999. During a technical inspection on 14 January 2026, the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality found that the fountain had been removed.
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