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In the news titled satış The Rotting Historical Monument Eğ (Mediterranean Special News), it was reported that Eğirdir Train Station was put up for sale.
The article, "The Privatization Administration (OIB), the Republic of Turkey State Railways (TCDD), is propolis floated in the ownership Train Station. 2 has submitted an offer to the 4 organization for the immovable property X. News was met with sadness and reaction in our town.
BRITISH MADE
The Egirdir district of Isparta, which is the heart of the lakes region, is also home to the train station, which is the last stop of the railway line, which was opened in 1919 under the name of “Aydın line Köşk-Eğridir Operation Directorate”. It is also recorded in the records that Atatürk used in 1800 during his trip to the country, where England laid the train tracks and built the station structures in order to take forest products and silk hand made carpets from Isparta in the 1919s.
80 GIVEN YEAR SERVICE
The historical station, which served the local people for eighty years with freight and human transport, was abandoned to its fate in 2001 after the flights were canceled. Eğirdir Station, which also played an important role in the War of Independence, and its surrounding structures are among the 2009 stations put on sale by being placed on the privatization board in 25. The people who see Egirdir Station, which is also home to the famous director Atıf Yılmaz's movie, is the disrespectful of history, especially when the windows of historical buildings are filled with concrete. While the railway system rotted in Eğirdir Station, the structures also became wrecks.
ATATÜRK GROWED
We know that during the visit of Atatürk by train, he stopped the train on the historical railway bridge and was impressed by the beauty of Eğirdir and expressed his appreciation with the words "What a magnificent view".
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