Long Market - Sakarya
Adapazarı, as the junction point of three continents, is also the heir of the three separate empires: the famous II. The historical buildings of the Ottoman Empire, symbolized by the Byzantine and the Orhan Mosque in the center of the city, especially in Adapazarı-Karaağaçdibi, and in various parts of the city, are the legacy of Ottoman, Greek and Armenian. When we look at the development of the Adapazarı center in the plain, the oldest institutions and organizations do not exceed 250-300 years. In this respect, Adapazarı, Tozlu Mosque, Orta Mosque, Aga Mosque and the Orhan Mosque around the bazaars clustered; It is a late Ottoman city with its neighborhoods clustered around the bazaars. The Middle Mosque, which was an Ottoman period architecture, was founded in 1752, the Ağa Mosque in 1774, the Sabihahanım School was founded in 1810 and the first Tozlu Mosque was founded in 1837. While the environment bazaars were established, the two floors and solids were very careful. There was no serious destruction in Uzunçarşı and its vicinity. Briefly, the first Adapazarı Orhan, Ağa, Tozlu and the Middle Mosque around the neighborhood of 4-5 neighborhoods with two-storey wooden houses with weighted garden. The reason for the preference of Uzun Çarşı as a trade center is; The development of Adapazarı on a main axis in the north-south direction and what we call the boulevard, today the more green area-shaped band, is the formerly a creek-swamp. In the first years of the Republic, this pit is filled with the labor of the people of the region. Every family will decide whether to throw so many cars or give five liras of money, and the family that cannot give five liras - everyone - everyone - carries the land and the flattened area is parked and blossomed. The first settlement is already on both sides of the stream bed. Roads are created parallel to the creek, on the edge of the creek. And so the main artery arises. Uzunçarşı is located on the boulevard in a direction parallel to this main artery. The first immigrants who migrated to Adapazari find the time and opportunity to sell and evaluate their property and bring their money with them. Later migrants can come in a very miserable and desperate manner. A large part of the immigrants are pioneering, sociable people. On the other hand, the texting shop in Uzunçarşı on food, clothing and fuel opened groceries and gas-gasoline stores on the Boulevard. Most of the old tradesmen in Uzunçarşı are Bulgarian, Bosnian, Albanian, Romanian immigrants. In earlier times, Armenians and Greeks were the first founders of the bazaar. On the second day of Atatürk's 1922 Adapazari visit; On Thursday, June 15, he travels across Uzunçarşı, and Adapazarı conducts meetings with a number of people. He travels to the bazaar and in Hanaltı Acem İsmail Efendi has a cup of coffee in his shop, shakes the fans around him, stops by various shops and shops and gets an explanation of his own arts from everyone, his natural behavior among the public and his humble movements have a very good effect. It is interesting in the 1999 earthquake; In the two centuries of the city's history, the ân real center veren of Uzunçarşı, Aynalıkavak Bazaar, Shoemakers, Kömürpazarı, Soğanpazarı, ç the places that give soul ır remain upright; ”Contemporary spaces“ such as Çark, Kirtetepe and Bosna streets that have become ”second center son in the last quarter of a century are destroyed. In 1991, 87.000 m3 of concrete was thrown by Adapazarı Municipality to Uzunçarşı. In 1992, Uzunçarşı is renewed and in addition to its infrastructure, it is covered by a light-permeable fibrous roof covering.