Pamouktsoglou mansion

Pamouktsoglou mansion

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At Abdera, in the modern estate, visitors can see buildings from the period of the Ottoman rule.
There are several scattered architectural finery which manage to survive, such as the Pamouktsoglou Mansion as shown. The mansion was built, around 1860 to 1870, from the Constantinople tobacco merchant Panagiotis Pamouktsoglou. It is a typical front-wide castle-house which has crypts, hatches, basement, and even escape routes! The house has a southern orientation and an outdoor paved patio. Since 1979, the mansion became property of the Authority of the Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities and it has temporarily housed the archaeological collection, before the foundation of the Museum. Today, it functions as a hostel, which hosts members of archaeological missions, while at the same time is a place which hosts several cultural events.

You are in front of the Pamouktsoglou Mansion.
At Abdera, in the modern estate, visitors can see buildings from the period of the Ottoman rule.
There are several scattered architectural finery, which manage to survive, such as the Pamouktsoglou Mansion as shown, or even the nearby mansion Kizlaridi. Let’s now stand for a bit, in order to admire the mansion’s exterior. The mansion, was built around 1860 to 1870, from the Constantinople tobacco merchant, Panagiotis Pamouktsoglou. Look, it is a typical front-wide castle-house, which has crypts, hatches, basement, and even escape routes! The house has a southern orientation, and an outdoor paved patio. Since 1979, the mansion became property of the Authority of the Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities, and it has temporarily housed the archaeological collection, before the foundation of the Museum. Today,, it functions as a hostel which hosts members of archaeological missions, while at the same time,it is a place which hosts several cultural events.

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Going up the narrow alleyways of the traditional settlement of Avdira, which lies on the north side of the village over the imposing square, we find the impressive mansions with distinctive architecture and unique historical value. Attribute all houses are well preserved traditional stone oven not lacking in the yard even inferior families and sealed with the importance of the daily life of those times. For the Family and the mansion Pamouktsoglou in Avdira get data from a note published in THRAKIKA CHRONICLES (1984) in which read: "" the mansion was built by Panagiotis Pamouktsoglou, who had come around the middle of last century from Constantinople and settled at Avdira, dealing with trade in tobacco. At this Avdira, like the entire Thrace, held by the Turks. The family made wealthy, urban life character, although he lived in a rural area. This shows the structure of the house. They have servants, cook, seamstress and nanny for children. Of the six children of the family (three boys and three girls) just Kostas educated. He studied in Great School of the Nation of Istanbul and Gymnasium Tsotili of Macedonia. For education and financial status Avdira elected Mayor from 1922 until approximately 1934. The mansion was donated by the last descendants of the family in 1979, in S. Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities of Komotini.Service Unit: 19th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities Phone: +302531022411