This used to be the Petrus and Paulus church (the explanatory text has churches, but I do not see why), it’s to the northeast of “58 Square”, so named because 58 people died when a public bath collapsed. The church sits on the ruins of a former church that dated back to the 6th century. Built in 1861 it was used until 1924, when Urfa’s Syria population emigrated to Aleppo. The building was later used as a tobacco factory and a grapes storage by the board of excise. Regie is French for a board of excise and customs, and that became the name of what later was turned into a general purpose centre for meetings.