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Municipal Hotel Building in Port Arthur (former Kwantung Government Office)
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Municipal Hotel Building in Port Arthur (former Kwantung Government Office)
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Municipal Hotel Building in Port Arthur (former Kwantung Government Office)
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Municipal Hotel Building in Port Arthur (former Kwantung Government Office)
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Municipal Hotel Building in Port Arthur (former Kwantung Government Office)
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Municipal Hotel Building in Port Arthur (former Kwantung Government Office)

Здание городской гостиницы в Порт-Артуре (бывшее управление Квантунской области)
ChinaДалянь (район Люйшунькоу)1900Public buildings
A two-storey European-style brick and stone building at 59 Youyi Road, erected by the Russian administration in 1900 as the municipal hotel of Port Arthur's New Town; its floor area is about 6,000 square metres. In 1904 it served as barracks. From 1906 to 1937 it housed the Japanese Kwantung administration and then a primary school. In March 2013 it was listed as a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level.
Двухэтажное кирпично-каменное здание в европейском стиле на улице Юилу, 59, построенное российской администрацией в 1900 году как городская гостиница Нового города Порт-Артура; площадь здания — около 6 тысяч квадратных метров. В 1904 году в нём размещались казармы. С 1906 по 1937 год здание занимали органы японского управления Квантунской областью, затем начальная школа. В марте 2013 года оно включено в список охраняемых памятников КНР государственного значения.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire
FunctionCommercial office
Present ownerPeople's Republic of China (protected monument)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1900
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2020-08
After 1905 the building passed to the Japanese administration; according to the Liaoning provincial heritage office (August 2020) it has been a nationally protected monument since 2013.

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