The Ancestral Hall of the Lu Clan in Xiongfeng Village
The Ancestral Hall of the Lu Clan in Xiongfeng Village is a Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Unit.
The Ancestral Hall of the Lu Clan in Xiongfeng Village is located beside Xiongfeng Dongming Street in Xiongfeng Village, Jianggao Town, Baiyun District. It dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is classified as an ancient architectural structure.
In July 2002, it was designated as part of the sixth batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units.
Protected Area: East to the main lane of Xiongfeng Dongming Street and the eastern boundary of Lane 8 on Xiongfeng Middle Street, north to the northern boundary of Lane 2 on Fusheng Street, south to the northern boundary of the existing Shenshan Avenue road, west to the western boundary of Lane 1 Heng on Shenshan South Street, with partial extensions of approximately 25 meters beyond the outer edge of the protected area.
Construction Control Zone: (No information provided)
Jianggao Town: Jianggao Town is a centrally designated town by the provincial government and one of the first five key central towns prioritized for development in Guangzhou. In 2004, Baiyun District of Guangzhou merged the former Jianggao Town and Shenshan Town to form the new Jianggao Town. The adjusted Jianggao Town covers a total area of 95.71 square kilometers with a population of 110,927. The town enjoys significant geographical advantages and convenient transportation. It lies just 10 kilometers south of downtown Guangzhou and is adjacent to the new Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport. The Beijing-Guangzhou Railway runs through the entire town, and the largest railway marshalling yard in South China is located within the town, forming a transportation network dominated by rail, complemented by well-developed air and road connections... More details about Jianggao Town ++
Further Reading:
· Sixth Batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units
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