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Changes After Construction
The building was constructed as a chapel in 1847.
As the wooden chapel/church became insufficient, work on a new church was initiated.
The wooden church was removed in 1882; in its place, a larger masonry church was rebuilt and opened for worship in 1885.
The building was registered on 8 September 1978.
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The church belongs to the Armenian Catholic Patriarchate of Turkey.
It is a masonry church with a garden and has the appearance of a two-storey building.
There is a reinforced-concrete priest’s house and a bell tower attached to the eastern wall.
There is a well within the church complex.
There is no inscription in the building.
