Koder House, a significant heritage structure in Fort Kochi, suffered complete destruction due to a fire
KOCHI: The historic Koder House in Fort Kochi, a 300-year-old landmark associated with the city’s Jewish heritage, was completely damaged in a fire on Tuesday, raising concerns over the loss of one of the area’s best-known heritage structures.
You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Kochi | Silver Rate in Kochi | Bank Holidays in Kochi | Public Holidays in Kochi Stay updated with the latest Kochi news. The building, located on Tower Road, was associated with the Koder family, one of the prominent Jewish business families of Kochi. Samuel Koder, a Jewish leader and businessman, was associated with the property. The building dates back to the 1800s and is known for its Portuguese-style architecture. Koder House was associated with the Koder family, which was prominent in Kochi’s Jewish community. Samuel Koder was an influential member of the community and was involved in several businesses in the city. The historic structure, known for its heritage architecture, was completely damaged in the fire. The property had later been used as a heritage boutique hotel and had also hosted Jewish cultural events. The fire has now brought renewed attention to the preservation of Fort Kochi’s historic buildings and the loss of one of the area’s prominent heritage landmarks. Download the TOI App.