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Exhibion
Hall of Remains
Exhibition Hall of Remains was at
first built of wood in the inner
side to the left to the current
location of Chunguimun. And 'The
diary during the war' by Yi Sunsin
and other remains were showed to
general visitors for the first time
on 27th of April in 1962.
But after 'the diary during the
war' was stolen and the door was
broken on 31th of December in 1967,
Chungcheongnamdo Board of Education
rebuilt and enlarged the hall to
a concrete building in Korean style
of 'Matbaejip' with the area as
20 pyeong underground, 20 pyeong
above ground on the current location. |
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However,
on the 9th of september in 1968, it was
removed for getting damp by consecrationg
restructuring. And Hyundai Engineering &
Construction Co., Ltd donated a new stone
palace ferroconcrete building. This building
came to have the current stature by restructuring
of korean way blue(green) tile and painting
work to match to cultural landscape on April
of 1974.
In the Exhibition Hall of Remains, about
100 pieces are on display including 9
pieces of national treasure no, 76 (7books
of 'the diary during the war, one Imjinjangcho,
one Seogancheop), 6 pieces of treasure
no. 326 (two swords, one Yodae-belt, one
Oklo-personal outfittings, a pair of Dobae)
and 47 pieces of unassigned treasures.
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