Turks have created works with high technical and aesthetic features with wood materialsas well as stone and brick. The wooden material used in the carriers of the monumentalworks and architectursal elements such as minbar (pulpit), which was built by theAnatolian Seljuks for the first time, continued to increase its use during the Beyliks period.It was moved out of the capital city with Ottoman architecture and was used in theconstruction of rural village mosques since the eighteenth century. This situationcontinued until the middle of the twentieth century. In this article, mosques with wooden supports and wooden ceilings built in the villages of the central district of Kars in the mid twentieth century were identified and examined, and their position in Turkish architecturewas revealed with a general evaluation.