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Former Dalny City Hall, Dalian
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Former Dalny City Hall, Dalian

Здание городского управления Дальнего (Далянь)
ChinaДалянь1900Public buildings
The two-storey city administration building of Dalny, built in 1900 to a Russian design during Russia's lease of the Kwantung territory (1898–1905); it stands at the end of today's 'Russian Street' (Yantai Street). After 1905 it housed Japanese offices and a Manchurian resources museum, and from the 1950s the Dalian Natural History Museum, which moved out in 1998. Since 1996 the site has been nationally protected under the name 'Russian architecture of Dalian'.
Двухэтажное здание городского управления Дальнего, построенное в 1900 году по русскому проекту в период аренды Квантунской области Россией (1898–1905); стоит в конце нынешней «Русской улицы» (улица Яньтай). После 1905 года в нём размещались японские учреждения и музей ресурсов Маньчжурии, с 1950-х годов — Даляньский музей естественной истории, выехавший в 1998 году. С 1996 года объект под названием «Русская архитектура Даляня» охраняется государством.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire
FunctionCommercial office
Present ownerPeople's Republic of China (City of Dalian)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1900
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2023-11
Passed to Japan in 1905 and to China after 1945; according to a November 2023 publication, the building has stood vacant since 1998 and in June 2023 was included in the city's heritage reuse plan.

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