Guide
Only the minaret is left of what this mosque was: the source says it has lost all its features apart from that. The minaret is worth the walk, though, and it is the reason to come.
It is built of regular cut stone, on a square base with chamfered corners, and has one balcony. A frieze runs around the middle of the shaft; below the balcony are three rows of muqarnas with worked mouldings above and below them. The shaft is sixteen-sided, with eight tiles set at intervals around it and motifs resembling pine trees on the faces between. The balcony railings are worked in openwork, and the mouldings of the round upper shaft and the single tile set on each of the four faces of the cap are worth looking at. The mosque appears in the Hurufat registers under several names — Baghane, Şeyh Gökçe, Şeyh Gökçe Ferdi and Debbaghane. It is in the Tabakhane quarter, formerly called Meshedlik.
