Qasr Noun
Ain Anub · Mount Lebanon

Since 1907, this ground has gathered the mountain's most storied moments. Restored again, now as Qasr Noun.

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the story ↓
A Documented Landmark

In 1907, a ruin became the mountain's finest school.
Today, it is restored again.

Ain Anub school and village, 1907
Ain Anub, 1907
Pupils of the Ain Anub School, 1907
The Pupils
The first Boy Scout corps in the Ottoman Empire, Ain Anub
First Scouts, Ottoman Empire
Qasr Noun estate today
Qasr Noun, Today

This exact ground once held Ain Anub, home to Emir Erslan and to the first corps of Boy Scouts in the Ottoman Empire. A place written before it was built.

Qasr Noun restored courtyard and arcade
The Restored Arcade
Mediterranean sunset from Qasr Noun
The View, at Dusk
More of the Estate

A dated cornerstone, and the courtyard to come.

Carved AD 1895 cornerstone inscription with cross, Qasr Noun
Carved Into the Stone: AD 1895
Qasr Noun fountain courtyard, restored
The Fountain Courtyard, Restored

A carved lintel dates part of this estate to 1895, in English and in Eastern Arabic numerals, either side of a cross, twelve years before Canon Parfit's own restoration in 1907. The ground has been rebuilt before. It is being rebuilt again.

For Wedding & Event Planners

Bring Your Next Ceremony to the Mountain

Panoramic grounds, a restored stone arcade, and a story a century in the making: built to be the backdrop your couples remember, and the site your vendors love working. Private previews are open now, ahead of the public launch.

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