Malabare Mansion

Malabare Mansion (Bengali: মোললা জমিদারবাড়ী, Mollahbare Jomidarbari) is mansion built in the British Indian Empire and was used as one of the residences of the Singranatore family in present-day Rajshahi of Bangladesh. It housed the Durbar Hall (called boithokkhana) of the Mullah’s of Singra; held lastly by Mullah Shamez Uddin Ahmed. It presently houses zamindari furnitures, portraits, numismatics and other historical articles. During the Partition of India in 1947, the mansion was renovated using articles from the neighboring Dighapatia Palace.^[1]

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Natore topics

General	Rajshahi Division Chalan Beel

Upazilas	Bagatipara Baraigram Gurudaspur Lalpur Natore Singra

Historic spots	Uttara Gano Bhaban Natore Rajbari

See also	Districts of Bangladesh

Notables	Rani Bhabani Sir Jadunath Sarkar Banalata Sen Rajkumar Sarat Kumar Roy

Formerly Ruling families	Dighapatia Raj Rajshahi Raj family Puthia Raj family Singranatore Family

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