This Building was built at the end of the nineteenth century for the needs of Serbian army. During the First World War it suffered substantial damages. Thus, from 1923 to 1927 it was reconstructed and added onto in a baroque style. From 1934, a part of exibition of the Military Museum dedicated to the assassination of king Aleksandar in Marseille was placed here. There is similar, somewhat older building, opposite to “Victor”, which also house the Military Museum until it was demolished in 1958-1959. Since 1960, the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments, Belgrade is located in this building.