1950s Hama Clock Tower in Assi Square Framed Postcard Reprint Size:24″×36″ Local legend claims that the

Local legend claims that the minaret is named after the daughter of the merchant who provided lead for the minaret's roof

Originally part of the Ottoman Aleppo Vilayet (ولاية حلب)

This historic reprint captures daily life along the Orontes River | العاصي beside Noria al-Qaq | ناعورة القاق

Known as Abana in the Bible

• Quarter-turned to avoid crease down the center

1950s Hama Clock Tower in Assi Square Framed Postcard Reprint Size:24″×36″ Local legend claims that theThe Hama Clock Tower ( ) in Assi Square ( ) is one of Hama's more iconic symbols. Built in 1950, this postcard showcases the tower and its Andalusian style, with colored marble in all its grandness. The original engineer who led the construction is Musallam Salei ( ) who used local materials to complete it. In the background you can see the Hama Governate Building ( ). The clock tower was destroyed in the 1982 Hama massacre and has been rebuilt since