Author/Authors :
ÇINAR, Sahure Atatürk Ünivetsitesi - Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü - Sanat Tarihi Ana Bilim Dalı, Turkey
Abstract :
One of the Ottoman hammams in Erzurum, Gümrük Hammam was built in the early 18 th century and dedicated to Gümrük Mosque, which had been built by Hacı Derviş İbrahim, in 1717 (in 1113 to the Hegira Calendar). Of monofunctional structure, it has a classical Ottoman hamam plân and is made up of such parts or undressing room, warm room, hot room and the furnace. The hamam was enrolled as a cultural existence to be protected on 07 May 1976 by Erzurum General Directorate for Waqfs and restored by the mentioned institution in 2005-2006. Undressing room, warm room, hot room and the furnace of the hamam were restored in accordance with the original state and the hammam’s restoration was carried out without the use of original material.
