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Providence >
Observations from Conference Presenters —
Photographs
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British Consulate (1858), or Kaohsiung Historical and Cultural
Museum, overlooking Hsitzu Bay, Kaohsiung.
Left and top left:
Police Training Station, Kaohsiung.
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| Main courtyard, with Ta-ch’eng
tien (Hall of Great Completion), Confucius Temple (Temple of
Literature; Temple of the Sage: 1665, et seq),Tainan
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Kaohsiung Museum of History beside Love River on Chung Cheng
4th Road in Yen Cheng District. The Museum (and other sites)
is not just an isloated site, but a focal point of a promenade
along the banks of Love River from Chien Kuo Bridge, south
and downstream, to Kaohsiung Harbor.
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Historic Districts: An Eligible Example — Yen Cheng
District
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Left and lower left: Yen Cheng District. The signigificant,
historic period ranges from and its origins during the infill
and plating of this area starting in 1908 to development from
the mid 1920s to late 1960s when Yen Cheng District was Kaoshiung's
commercial center — before development of the Hsin-hsing
District and the San-tou Commercial Area.
Below: Hai-ma-shin, fish market.
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Above left and right: commercial structures in Yen Cheng,
Kaohsiung
Right: Chichin, Kaohsiung, with streetscape improvements
including paving, finished grantite bollards, and granite
panels with interpretive signage for wayfinding and placemaking.
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| Vernacular Historic Structures
and Ensembles in An Ping |
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| An Ping, Tai-Nan, exterior of traditional
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An Ping, Tai-Nan, interior of tradiitonal
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| Shrines in Tainan: A Need for Documentation
and Preservation |
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