- Source: Victoria Clock Tower, Jacobabad
The Victoria Clock Tower is a clock tower in Jacobabad, Sindh.
History
It was built to commemorate Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria on February 16, 1887. Designed by Colonel S. S. Jacob, a relative of General John Jacob and the executive engineer of the Jeypore state, the tower was funded through contributions from local landlords, the Hindu Panchayat, and the District Local Fund Board, as indicated by a plaque on the site.
The tower was officially opened on November 21, 1888, by Miss Pritchard, the daughter of the then Commissioner of Sindh.
Features
It features a main tower, surrounded by smaller minarets, with evident structural damage and cracks. The interior features, including floral motifs, Christian crosses, and Mughal-inspired latticed screens, are notable, although the tower's clock is no longer functional.
References
Kata Kunci Pencarian:
- Victoria Clock Tower, Jacobabad
- Clock Tower, Faisalabad
- Cunningham Clock Tower
- Clock Tower, Shikarpur
- Navalrai Clock Tower, Hyderabad
- Clock Tower, Multan
- Merewether Clock Tower
- Clock Tower, Sialkot
- Clock Tower, Sukkur
- Clock Tower, Gujranwala
