There is such a batch of old buildings ,
They are hidden in every corner of Jiading,
watch the changes of time and people come and go.
They have stories, history, and imprints...
You are trampling on them every day,
Have you noticed them?
About Jiading District Immovable cultural relics,
You need to know these↓
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jiading District has profound cultural heritage and rich historical relics. Through the third national immovable cultural relics survey, there are 3187 immovable cultural relics in the district, including a large number of ancient buildings, ancient bridges, ancient tombs, important historical sites and representative buildings in modern times. Among them, the of the Condor Temple of Jiading has been listed as the national key cultural relics unit ; the 10 such as Guyi Garden and Qiuxiapu have been listed as the municipal-level cultural protection unit in Shanghai; the 343 immovable cultural relics such as Qian's Ancestral Hall are the cultural protection unit in Jiading District; the cultural relics protection points in our district are as many as 133 .
Today Xiaojia brings you the content introduction of the cultural relics protection points in Jiading District 133. Come and see if the old buildings near your home are also Jiading District . . . Guarantee ~
✨ Located in , [Xixi Caotang]
Xixi Caotang is located in West Street and Xiangjing West Street in Jiading Town, covering an area of about 700 square meters. Sitting north and south, it has a brick and wood structure bungalow. The main hall has five spacious rooms, a hard mountain style, a small green tiled roof, an eight-step frame, a lifted beam-type four-boundary beam, and a granite drum pier. There is a row of podiums on the east side, with two entrances and exits.
✨Hotel is located in , Loutang Ancient Town, Jiading Industrial Zone, 【Chunaitang】
Chunaitang is located in No. 82, Dabei Street, Loutang Ancient Town, Jiading Industrial Zone. It was built in the 12th year of the Republic of China (1923) and covers an area of about 900 square meters. It faces northwest and southeast, with three rooms wide, brick and wood structure, hard mountain style, female hair ridge, and small green tiled roof. There is a well in the backyard, with a round plain granite well circle, which residents are still using. The overall layout of Chun'aitang is adapted to local conditions, and the Yimen practices are meticulous and sophisticated. It is a typical representative of traditional folk houses at that time and in the local area, and has high value for studying the humanities and history, architectural arts at that time and in the local area.
✨Hotel located in Nanxiang Town [Shengli Street Bunker]
Shengli Street Bunker is located in front of No. 115, Shengli Street, west of (National Highway 204) in Nanxiang Town, facing Zoumatang in the south. The reinforced concrete structure has a ground height of 1.78 meters and a diameter of 2.80 meters. There are eight gun holes in total. The inlet and exit are on the east side. Save basically intact. A flower bed was added at the top later.
✨ Located in [Taishan Hall]
Taishan Hall in Huangdu, Anting Town,
Taishan Hall is located in 39, Cultural Street, Huangdu Ancient Town, Anting Town. The Chen family was built in the late Qing Dynasty, and the specific date is unknown. The main hall has a construction area of more than 130 square meters. It is a bungalow, facing east and west, and enters the courtyard twice. Once you enter the main hall, there are five rooms wide. There is a small patio on the left and right between the rear eaves and the two-inlet door. Single slope roof of the wing room. The second building was blown up by Japanese planes in the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), and only one well was left. The instrument gate was damaged and rebuilt, losing its original appearance. The existing main hall and wing room are well preserved and are a typical representative of local traditional houses.
✨Hotel Temple is located in Huating Town [Fuhusi Temple]
Fuhusi Temple was originally located in Jiading City. It was named after the old worship of Di Renjie of the Tang Dynasty. It was first built in the 1218th year of Jiading in the Song Dynasty (1218) and was rebuilt successively between Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty, Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty and Tongzhi. The current address of the Shanghai Children's Liuhe Camp in Shuangtang Village, Huating Town was relocated in the 1980s. The building area is about 100 square meters, facing north and south, with three rooms wide, and a brick and wood structure bungalow.
✨Hanchun Hall is located in Jiading New Town ( Malu Town ) in Jiading New Town ( Malu Town ) and is located in Jiafu Road, Dayu Village Malu Town. It has a construction area of about 350 square meters. It was built by Wang's family in the late Qing Dynasty.From the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, Wang's family worked in medicine for several generations and enjoyed a certain reputation. They called themselves "Hanchuntang" to distinguish themselves from "Tonghanchuntang" in Shanghai. There is a osmanthus tree in the courtyard that has grown well. All surrounding areas have been transformed into farmers' villas. Hanchuntang is well preserved as a whole and is a typical representative of traditional rural houses in Jiading.
✨Hotel is located in 【 Huangjia Garden 】
Huangjia Garden is located in Xinghuo Village, Jiangqiao Town. In the 12th year of the Republic of China (1923), Huang Bohui, the owner of the Jiading ocean ship, started construction and completed in the fifth year of the seventh year. The plane is slightly square, with ponds inside, surrounded by rivers, and connected to the Xiqiu River in the south. More than 200 kinds of trees are planted in the park, including more than 30 precious trees, including the introduction of foreign tree species. Huangjia Garden is famous for planting precious trees, especially the "World Master", and has high value for studying the humanistic environment of Jiading and the cultivation of precious trees.
✨ Located in 【Xiuyetang】
Xiuyetang in , Xincheng Road Street, , located at No. 1232 and 1235, Xincheng Village, Xincheng Road Street outside the east gate of Jiading. It was built by Pu family during the Republic of China period and covers an area of more than 300 square meters. It faces north and south, with three rooms wide, and two courtyards.
✨House in Xuxing Town, [Zhou Family House]
Zhou Family House is located in Hongxing Village, Xuxing Town. Built around 1949. The building area is nearly 100 square meters. It faces north and south, with three rooms wide, and is a brick and wood bungalow. Zhou's residence is a typical representative of traditional rural houses in Jiading. It is now rare in local rural areas and has certain value for studying Xuxing's local humanities, history, architectural art, etc.
✨ Located in [Ma'anshan]
Ma'anshan in , it is located on the west side of Bai'an Highway in Waigang Town and the north bank of Jimingtang. It is named after it looks like a saddle. The "Jiading County Chronicles" of the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty said: "The earth is full of land." There are many shells in the soil. Its formation was no later than that of the Song Dynasty. A Buddhist temple was built on the mountain in the Ming Dynasty. The Ouyang Xiu Temple was built in Shanyin, commonly known as Ouyang Mansion, also known as Ousitu Temple. The Buddhist temple was destroyed in the 34th day of the Republic of China (1945), and the Ostu Temple was demolished in 1966. The mountain is nearly 10 meters high and has a circumference of more than 200 meters. There are many bamboo trees on the mountain, lush and green, and then gradually declines, and trees such as camphor trees are planted.
List of 133 cultural relics protection points in Jiading District
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