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Khan al-Burghal

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URI
http://hdl.handle.net/1721.3/27766
Date
1300-1499
Description
Khan al-Burghul is located near khan al-Nahhasin. The southern fragment of the khan dates back to the Mamluk period. It was renovated into a residence by Ala' Eddin Ibn Shihab Eddin Ibn Shibani in 1472. The northern part was built in the 16th century and became the British Consulate in the early 20th century. The khan was also used as the Poche family residence. Source: Rihawi, Abdul Qader. 1979. Arabic Islamic Architecture in Syria. Damascus: Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. 233.
 
exterior, view from north towards Souk al-Burghul, 1991
 
Type of Work
Marketplace; Khan
Subject
Hotels (Public accommodations), Houses, Marketplaces, Lodging-houses, Caravanserais, Mamluk, Khans, Architecture, Islamic --Syria, Architecture, Ottoman, Syria --Social life and customs
Rights
(c) Shirine Hamadeh 1991
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