City-Designated Cultural Properties
City-Designated Cultural Properties994 Introducing the cultural properties designated by Incheon Metropolitan City among various cultural heritage in Jung-gu
- Incheon Branch of the Former First Bank of Japan
- Incheon Post Office
- Yonggungsa Temple
- Jemulpo Gurakbu (former)
- Incheon branch of the Former 58th Bank of Japan
- Hongyemun Gate
- Former 18th Bank of Japan, Incheon Branch
- Korea Anglican Church of Incheon Nae-dong Church
- Yongdong Well
- Home of Cho Byeong-su
- Palmido Lighthouse
- Prehistoric Site in Sammokdo
- Neungingyodang Painting of Buddhist Deities
- Neungingyodang Hyeonwang scroll painting of a Buddhist pantheon
- Zelkova Tree in Yonggungsa
- Monument of Yang Ju-seong
- Boundary Stairway of Qing and Japanese Settlements
Home of Cho Byeong-su
This house, built in 1890, is a Korean-style structure showing the characteristics of rural house in the central costal area.
A typical middle-class house in the Yellow Sea island area with a middle wall molding, the house has a square foundation with the L-shaped main building and front entry building facing each other.
The anchae (main building) has a main room and an opposite room on either side with the main floor at the center.
The daemunchae (front entry building) has a reception room with a narrow wooden porch to the east and storage to the west.
A wooden veranda is built at the front of the room, a design common for middle-class families typically found in Gyeonggi-do and Chungcheong-do Province.
The upper side of the middle wall molding of the front entry building was finished with plaster, and it has the unique feature of an octagonal window with a lattice design.
A typical middle-class house in the Yellow Sea island area with a middle wall molding, the house has a square foundation with the L-shaped main building and front entry building facing each other.
The anchae (main building) has a main room and an opposite room on either side with the main floor at the center.
The daemunchae (front entry building) has a reception room with a narrow wooden porch to the east and storage to the west.
A wooden veranda is built at the front of the room, a design common for middle-class families typically found in Gyeonggi-do and Chungcheong-do Province.
The upper side of the middle wall molding of the front entry building was finished with plaster, and it has the unique feature of an octagonal window with a lattice design.
| Designation No. | Period | Location | Date of Designation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Incheon Metropolitan City Cultural Property No. 16 | 1890s | 21, Yongyu-ro 380beon-gil, Jung-gu, Incheon | Jul. 14, 1997 |