Between Bricks and Time: The Hidden History of Maina’s Colonial-Era Building in Patharkandi
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https://doi.org/10.63671/ijsssr.v2i3.271Keywords:
Maina Patharkandi Assam, Building Conservation Assam, Historical PreservationAbstract
This study explores the historical significance of the colonial-era brick building located in Maina, Patharkandi, Assam, which has largely remained unexplored in existing literature. The research aims to uncover the building's architectural features, its role during the colonial period, and its impact on the local community. Drawing on secondary sources, including historical texts, existing studies on colonial architecture, and regional histories, this paper seeks to provide a nuanced understanding of how such structures reflect the socio-political dynamics of their time. Preliminary findings suggest that the building served as a significant site for administrative activities, while its unique architectural style highlights the colonial influences present in Assam. Ultimately, this research underscores the need for preservation efforts, reinforcing the importance of safeguarding Assam's historical heritage for future generations.
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