Khandwa Hotel Grand Barrack
This heritage building ,more than 160 years old, made in typical British architectural pattern with arched verandah, 2.25 feet thick stone walls, high ceiling, was a part of extensive British military transit camp, spread over 127 acres area in early mid 19th century (around 1838) Khandwa, situated on the main route between Hindustan (Delhi) and the Deccan, was a major road and railway junction, where the Malwa line connecting Indore with the Deccan, meets the main east-west line from Mumbai to Kolkata. After the first world war (1914-1919) the British decided to sell off the whole military property but could not find any buyer until our ancestor, Shri Hans kumar ji bought it in 1937. It was again taken back , on hire during the second world war. In 1961, one of the barracks was converted and renovated in to a hotel by keeping the original essence intact till today.
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