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Liaoning Provincial Archives

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The Liaoning Provincial Archives is one of the first archives in China to open to the public. It currently houses 1.92 million volumes of archives, featuring a wide variety of types and rich content. The preserved archives date from 714 AD to the end of the 20th century. The collection includes systematic records from the Qing Dynasty, the Fengtian Clique warlords, and the Manchuria Railway. Among these, the archives from the Tang Dynasty...

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The Liaoning Provincial Archives is one of the first archives in China to open to the public. It currently houses 1.92 million volumes of archives, featuring a wide variety of types and rich content. The preserved archives date from 714 AD to the end of the 20th century.

The collections of Qing Dynasty archives, Fengtian Clique warlord archives, and Manchuria Railway archives are relatively systematic. Among them, the archives from the Kaiyuan era of the Tang Dynasty, the draft of the Veritable Records from the 25th year of the Hongwu reign of Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, official documents personally reviewed by Qi Jiguang during his tenure as the Imperial Commissioner and Commander-in-Chief for Coastal Defense in Shandong, and the Qing Dynasty Imperial Genealogy have been included in the “China Archival Heritage Register.”

Location: No. 170, Zhihui 2nd Street, Dongling District, Shenyang

Transportation: Bus routes 188, 154, 286

Admission: Free (ID required)