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It was repaired at the end of the 19th century.
It was extensively repaired during the Republican period between 1965 and 1970.
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Kurşunlu Mosque is also known as Yayla Masjid.
It is a domeless, wooden-roofed building. The narthex with masonry walls is also under the same roof.
The windows have long round arches and the keystones are grooved.
The upper gallery is accessed by stairs from the left side.
The base of the minaret on the right has five sides and its door is from the inside.
The balcony railings are made of iron rods and the cone is covered with lead.
Its mihrab is made of marble, its preacher’s pulpit, ceiling and minbar are made of wood.
There is a small grave in front of the mihrab.
