From Inebolu Coast to the Museum City of the Future on the Trail of the Independence Road
The artifacts in the median in the middle of the arrival and departure road on the coastal band of İnebolu carry small but very meaningful traces of the city's unique historical heritage reflected to the present day. On one side War of Independence’one of the symbols of Şerife Bacı and cart, and a little further on is one of our last great masters. Mustafa Yasar built by the original construction technique faithfully Equivalent Boat welcomes visitors.
These two precious monuments stand at the very heart of the city as part of that vital logistics chain stretching from sea to land. Drawing attention especially with its form that defies the waves of the Black Sea Equivalence Boat, who landed the ammunition of the bargemen It is a good stop for those who want to closely examine the craftsmanship and photograph a historical texture.
But these precious traces on the coastal road remind us of a much greater and holistic need. These monuments, which today stand side by side in a median, are a reminder of the need for a comprehensive open-air museum that would capture the spirit of that period in all its reality, that would powerfully narrate the entire process, from maritime intelligence to superhuman effort on land. your need is the clearest indicator.
Today, as I stand here and photograph Şerife Bacı's cart and the Denk Boat, I am actually looking forward to the great transformation of Inebolu step by step. “museum city” We are also rehearsing its identity. Visitors will be able to experience not only individual artifacts, but also the maritime genius and epic struggle of that era as a whole, by living in its streets and beaches. an open-air museum fiction, Inebolu’what he really needs to get to is the goal.