Wonmojae Hall

원모재 · 遠慕齋

Cultural Heritage Material
Wonmojae Hall
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Wonmojae Hall is where ancestral rites are held for Chwijukdang Kim Eung-myeong (1593–1647) and his son Ungye Kim Ju (1612–1678). Of its two buildings, the main hall has an L-shaped plan, while the gate house is built with a hipped roof that appears trapezoidal when viewed from the front. The exact date of its original construction is unknown, but it was renovated in 1957. It originally stood in Sunji-ri, but when that area was submerged by the construction of Unmun Dam, the hall was relocated to its present site.

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Region
Cheongdo, Gyeongbuk
Designation
Cultural Heritage Material · 문화유산자료
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