Governor-General’s House, Lahore

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Governor-General’s House, Lahore is a historic colonial-era mansion in Lahore, Pakistan, that served as the official residence of the country’s early heads of state after independence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial-era mansion
government building
historic building
official residence
after independence of Pakistan in 1947
architecturalStyle colonial architecture
category Buildings and structures in Lahore
Government houses in Pakistan
Official residences in Pakistan
country Pakistan
hasCulturalValue national heritage of Pakistan
hasFunction ceremonial
residential
hasHistoricalPeriod late British Raj
post-independence Pakistan
hasLocalNameLanguage Urdu
hasLocalNameScript Arabic script
heritage British colonial period in the Indian subcontinent
inception 20th century
isInCapitalOf Punjab, Pakistan
locatedIn Lahore
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Punjab, Pakistan
locatedInCity Lahore
locatedOnContinent Asia
materialStatement constructed primarily with masonry
near central Lahore
partOf official residences of the Government of Pakistan
significance important landmark of Lahore’s colonial-era architecture
symbol of early post-independence federal authority in Pakistan
usedAs official residence of early heads of state of Pakistan
official residence of the Governor-General of Pakistan
usedBy Governor-General of Pakistan
heads of state of Pakistan
usedFor hosting foreign dignitaries
hosting official state functions

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Governor-General of Pakistan residence Governor-General’s House, Lahore
Lahore, Punjab, British India contains Governor-General’s House, Lahore
this entity surface form: Government House, Lahore