Governor’s palace, as well as Governor’s administration building, were constructed in blocks, with the emphasis on the central entrance staircase. The building was designed to include numerous facilities for different purposes, such as meeting halls, a reception hall, multi-purpose room, as well as ban’s apartment with a suite for VIPs.
        Governor's Palace, as well as Governor's administration building
         The railway station building was constructed in 1891. In its close vicinity, on the other side of the tracks, a massive, outstanding, two-storey Military Railway Directorate building was built. By its appearance, it was similar to the Grammar school building.
         After Austro-Hungarian occupation, the Vakuf administration building was made in the part of Ferhadija’s yard, by the Czar’s Road, and the Muslim reading-room –  Kiraethana was located there.