Introducing Ordu Province 5

ARMY PAŞAOĞLU MANSION MUSEUM ETHNOGRAPHY

Ordu province in the place of incorporation Kotyora (Bozukkale), which is the place of incorporation from the city Bayramlı (today known as Eskıpazar), the old prison (the Church), the Rock of Bayad Assembly within the boundaries of the village settlements, the Museum of Ethnography (Pasaoglu Mansion), Büben Tombs, Hatıplı Cemetery values ​​are important historical city center.

Historic sites in districts; Fatsa district tinkle Bolaman Castle Rock; Unye Unye Castle district, the village of Gurpinar rock tombs, the tomb of Sheikh Yunus; Thursday Yason Church of the borough, the borough of Mesudiye Meletios Castle, Castle Village Castle, Rock Tombs; İkizce first degree archaeological site in the village district Ağcakale Gençağa Castle area was declared a historic places worth seeing.

History

Army Museum, in the city center, Selimiye Mahallesi, is located on Avenue Taşocak. "Pasaoglu Mansion," known by the name of building a first class example of civic architecture. Hussein Effendi, known as the Army's richest person by eşraflarından Pasaoglu built in 1896.

Together covering an area of ​​625 m² garden and the mansion was built in 1896 Ünye stones, wood and tile materials were from Romania. Craftsmen in the construction of Istanbul is run.

19. century, one of the finest examples of civil architecture Pasaoglu Mansion has three floors including the ground. Ground floor of the administration, the first floor of the ethnographic works **** ion, the second floor is organized in a way that the properties of the host.

Pasaoglu Mansion, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums in 1982, after kamulaştırıldıktan, since 1983, started to repair. Repair and display arrangement was completed on November 18, 1987 Pasaoglu Mansion and opened to service as Ethnography Museum.

Pasaoglu Army House to be repaired and opened as a museum with the Black Sea region and in the last century up to the present day than one of the rare samples of civil architecture are assessed to be left to future generations.

Address: Selimiye Mah. Taşocak Cad. Army