CLOCK TOWERS PHONE CARD

The Clock Tower of Bursa: Construction of the Bursa Clock Tower, which stands in the park in the North of the mausoleums of Osman and Orhan Gazi in the Tophane district was started on the 2nd August, 1904 during the tenure of Governor Reşit Pasha and Mayor Mehmet Emin Bey, and it was opened with an official ceremony on 31th August, 1905. The tower is 33 meters high, and five eaves on the body, built of hewn Stone, divide it into six parts from the bottom to the top. There is a clock on each of the four faces of the uppermost storey.

The Clock Tower of Izmir: The tower in Konak Square was built in 1901 by a construction committee consisting of Izmir Governor Kamil Pasha, his son Said Pasha and Mayor Eşref Pasha, in the memory of the 25th anniversary of the enthorenement of Ottoman Sultan Abdulhamit II. The tower of four storeys is 25 meters high and was established on a four stepped, criciform platform.

The Clock Tower of Kayseri: The tower is in Cumhuriyet Square, in city center. The tower was built in 1906 during the tenure of the Governor Haydar Bey. The square prism shaped tower is 10 meters high and divided into 3 storeys.

The Clock Tower of Kocaeli: The tower is on the hill in the north east of the train station. Governor Musa Kasım Bey had the architect Vedat Bey built it between 1902-1903. There are double colons in its corners and fountains on its sides. The balcony is between the base and the body. The body is divided into four storeys and covered with pyramidal, conical hat. There are clocks in each side.