Karaağaç Baruthanesi

Karaağaç Baruthanesi is a historic building in Beyoğlu, İstanbul; It was originally built of wood by Sultan Bayezid II in the 1490s, then rebuilt in masonry by Suleiman the Magnificent in 1570 and covered with lead.

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Location: 41.0618°N · 28.9494°E

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It was originally built of wood by Sultan Bayezid II in the 1490s, then rebuilt in masonry by Suleiman the Magnificent in 1570 and covered with lead. The mills of the gunpowder works were turned by water coming from a nearby stream.

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