File:Korea-Jecheon-Cheongpung Cultural Properties Center Geumbyeong-heon 3318-07.JPG
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Geumbyeong-heon (hall) was built by magistrate Do-il in 1681. Another magistrate, Bak Pilmun, relocated the hall in 1726 and renamed it Geumbyeong-heon. It has a wooden structure with a floor space of 132 square meters. With a half-gabled and half-hipped roof, the hall has six bays on the front and three on the side elevations. Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex - located by the Chungjuho Lake. This complex is a reconstructtion of Cheongpung, a village that became submerged after the construction of Chungju Dam. It took three years to relocate the buildings and structures in the current site at a cost of of over 1.6 trillion won. Designated North Chungcheong Province Tangible Cultural Property #34, |
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Image title | Geumbyeong-heon (hall), Designated North Chungcheong Province Tangible Cultural Property #34, was built by magistrate Do-il in 1681. Another magistrate, Bak Pilmun, relocated the hall in 1726 and renamed it Geumbyeong-heon. it has a wooden structure with a floor space of 132 square meters. With a half-gabled and half-hipped roof, the hall has six bays on the front and three on the side elevations.Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex - located by the Chungjuho Lake. This complex is a reconstructtion of Cheongpung, a village that became submerged after the construction of Chungju Dam. It took three years to relocate the buildings and structures in the current site at a cost of of over 1.6 trillion won. |
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