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| Identification / पहचान | |
| Reference Number / संदर्भ संख्या | JK05000924 |
| Built Heritage/Site निर्मित धरोहर / स्थल |
Built Heritage |
| Name of the Monument / Built Heritage / Site स्मारक / निर्मित धरोहर / स्थल का नाम |
Ghulam Hassan Mir s House |
| State / राज्य | Jammu and Kashmir |
| District / जिला | Pulwama |
| Manual District | |
| Sub District / उप-जिला | |
| Manual Sub District | Pampore |
| Village / गाँव | |
| Manual Village | |
| Cultural Affiliation / सांस्कृतिक सम्बंधन | Modern - आधुनिक काल |
| Date/Period तारीख/युग |
C. 19th - 20th Cent. CE |
| Sub Period | |
| Geo-Location / भू-अवस्थिति | N.A |
| Latitude / अक्षांश | 34 1 5 |
| Longitude / देशान्तर | 74 55 4 |
| Approach to the Monument / पहुंचने का मार्ग | |
| Approach /पहुंचने का मार्ग | N.A |
| Air Port / विमानपत्तन | Srinagar |
| Railway Station / रेलवे स्टेशन | Udhampur |
| Bus Station / बस स्टैंड | Pampore |
| Topographical Features / स्थलाकृतिक विशेषताएं | |
| Topographical Feature / स्थलाकृतिक विशेषताएं | Plain- मैदान |
| Topographical Description / स्थलाकृतिक विवरण | Along the urban stretch of Namblabal, Pampore, sits this marked building with the name of Kung Posh . The property lies about 220 m south-east of the NH-1 and is approached from the College NB road. The building surrounds itself with a private lawn and is a rich plot sitting in the busy area of Pampore. |
| History / इतिहास | |
| Brief History / संक्षिप्त इतिहास | The building was made by Haji Amma Mir who was a zaildar a state official as well as a zamindar. Built 48 years ago, this massive structure is a reconstruction of the previous building that had collapsed due to floods. The residence now belongs to his grandson Ghulam Hassan Mir who Is a now a retired Government official. |
| Local / Traditional description associated with Built Heritage / Site निर्मित धरोहर / स्थल से सम्बंधित स्थानीय/ परम्परागत विवरण |
The town of Pampore has remained a major centre of trade, culture and politics. Also known as land of red gold for its open down clayey karewa soil, home to saffron cultivation for centuries. Saffron cultivation was and still is the prime occupation of the town. The town has given two great Kashmiri poetesses to the valley namely Lala Ded and Habba Khatoon and many other spiritual personalities and hermits. Pampores location at Srinagars doorstep made it witness various political events. This explains the sociological diversity of the town and the probable locale for the first Gandhian organization in the valley of Khadi Ashram. |
| Architectural Style / स्थापत्य शैली | N.A - उपलब्ध नहीं |
| Building/ Structure/Site
इमारत / संरचना / स्थल |
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| Description of Building/ Structure/Site
इमारत/संरचना/स्थल का विवरण |
Right by the main road, this impressive bungalow of two floors stands before a green private garden. From the main road on the west, the northern front facade of the building is approached. The fa ade has a tripartite colonial entrance which has stone columns strung by flat arches with enhanced keystones. Unlike other porches of Pampore s residences, this porch is recessed into the building and has an open lobby space instead of a main door. The lobby space of the porch has halls on both sides and two symmetrical staircases with a passageway through the centre. Along with the two halls, the ground floor has two rooms. The two staircases lead us to six rooms on the first floor three on either side. On the first floor a dub in the form of a bay window projects itself over the porch. The residence has two structures attached symmetrically to it on the southern side. |
| Structure material and other material संरचनागत सामग्री और अन्य घटक |
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| Building/Structure material and other material used प्रयोग में लाई गई इमारती / संरचनागत सामग्री और अन्य घटक |
The principal materials used in the construction of the building are stone, brick and wood, with lime mortar . However, cement and lime pointing can be spotted at the ground floor and the first floor respectively. The structural system of the building is load bearing on the ground floor with stone masonry used as an infill. The first floor is of dhajji dewari and is a colonial feature sitting on the roof of the ground floor. Simple rectangular glass paned windows are on both the floors. Another feature is the unusually low plinth of the structure. An eaves board borders the traditional pitched roof in the first floor covered with CGI sheets. Minimum ornamentation but colonial architectural features define the expression of the building. |
| Usage(s) & Sub Type | |
| Usage(s) / प्रयोग | Living Monument - प्रयोग |
| Sub-Usage(s)/ उप-प्रयोग | Residential |
| Ownership / स्वामित्व | Private - निजी |
| Protection status / संरक्षण अवस्था | Unprotected- असंरक्षित |
| Plan/Elevation विन्यास/उध्र्व विन्यास | |
| Published Reference / प्रकाशित संदर्भ | |
| Author / लेखक | N.A |
| Name / नाम | N.A |
| Year / वर्ष | |
| Published/Unpublished प्रकाशित / अप्रकाशित |
Unpublished |
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