Such part of the house of Hadji Smith as is situated on Government property

Proposed for declaration, No. 87, First Schedule, Paphos

“Such part of the house of Hadji Smith as is situated on Government property.”

Supplement No. 3 to The Cyprus Gazette No. 3424 of 28 February 1949, No. 87, The Antiquities Laws, 1935 and 1945: Notice under section 6 (2) (proposed declaration), by the Director of Antiquities (made 28 February 1949), First Schedule, Paphos, pp. 119–120 Online

Proposed for declaration, No. 88, Second Schedule, Paphos

“Such parts of the house of Hadji Smith as is situated on private property.”

Supplement No. 3 to The Cyprus Gazette No. 3424 of 28 February 1949, No. 88, The Antiquities Laws, 1935 and 1945: Notice under section 6 (2) (proposed declaration), by the Director of Antiquities (made 28 February 1949), Second Schedule, Paphos, pp. 121–123 Online

Order under the Antiquities Law, No. 455, First Schedule, Paphos

“Such part of the house of Hadji Smith as is situated on Government property.”

Supplement No. 3 to The Cyprus Gazette No. 3470 of 1 December 1949, No. 455, The Antiquities Laws, 1935 and 1945: Order in Council No. 2390 made under section 6 (1) (made 24 November 1949), First Schedule, Paphos, pp. 529–530 Online

Order under the Antiquities Law, No. 454, Second Schedule, Paphos item 24

“Such parts of the house of Hadji Smith as is situated on private property.”

Supplement No. 3 to The Cyprus Gazette No. 3470 of 1 December 1949, No. 454, The Antiquities Laws, 1935 and 1945: Order in Council No. 2389 made under section 6 (1) (made 24 November 1949), Second Schedule, Paphos item 24, pp. 527–529 Online

House in Yeroskipou of the British Consular Agent in Paphos, declared ancient monument; repaired 1950 to hold folk art collection.

Repair and conservation

Sophoclis Hadjisavvas, "The Ancient Monuments of Cyprus", Cyprus Today vol. 23, no. 2 (April–June 1985), pp. 12–16, p. 16.

House of British Consular Agent in Paphos, declared Ancient Monument; repaired 1950 to hold folk art collection.

Repair and conservation

Frosso Egoumenidou, "The Department of Antiquities and the Protection of Monuments of the Recent Past", Cyprus Today vol. 23, no. 2 (April–June 1985), pp. 16–21, p. 16.

Restoration of the woodwork, treated with insecticide.

Repair and conservation

Pavlos Flourentzos, Annual Report of the Department of Antiquities for the Year 2007 (Lefkosia 2008), p. 50

Major works on the house housing the folk art museum of Geroskipou.

Dimos Christou, «Chronique des fouilles et découvertes archéologiques à Chypre en 1994», Bulletin de correspondance hellénique 119 (1995), pp. 799-838, p. 838

House housing the Folk Art Museum of Yeroskipou; works undertaken in 2000.

Sophoklis Hadjisavvas, «Chronique des fouilles et découvertes archéologiques à Chypre en 2000», Bulletin de correspondance hellénique 125 (2001), pp. 743-777, p. 777

Worn gypsum marble tiles of the upper-floor iliakos were replaced and exterior timber treated with oil. Printed costs: Government contribution 2.306.

Pavlos Flourentzos, Annual Report of the Department of Antiquities for the Year 2006 (Lefkosia 2008), p. 55

18th-century traditional two-storied stone house, housing the Folk Art Museum under the Department of Antiquities; once part of Zymboulakis family grand house, later British consulate at Paphos.

Frosso Egoumenides, "State Prizes for Literature", Cyprus Today vol. 22, no. 2-3 (May–December 1984), pp. 30–34, p. 34.