Arrah House is a historical building in the premises of Maharaja College which preserves the memory of Siege of Arrah during the Indian Rebellion of 1857.
The building was a part of the Collector's Residence in Arrah During Company Rule.
It was used as a billiard room but later for the accommodation of visitors who used to visit the Collector's Bungalow.
Today it is named as Veer Kunwar Singh Museum and is under the supervision of Archeological Survey of India.
It is a 15m×15m square shaped building, which has a basement consisting of small cellars, which consists of arches some 4-5 feet high.
The stair in the interior of basement leads to a single room, which is surrounded from three side by Verandah.
Arrah House is a historical building in the premises of Maharaja College which preserves the memory of Siege of Arrah during the Indian Rebellion of 1857. The building was a part of the Collector's Residence in Arrah During Company Rule. It was used as a billiard room but later for the accommodation of visitors who used to visit the Collector's Bungalow. Today it is named as Veer Kunwar Singh Museum and is under the supervision of Archeological Survey of India. It is a 15m×15m square shaped building, which has a basement consisting of small cellars, which consists of arches some 4-5 feet high. The stair in the interior of basement leads to a single room, which is surrounded from three side by Verandah.
Maharaja College, Arrah