Skip to main content

Taipei Story House

  • Publish Date:2016-01-14
Taipei Story House


Did You Know That ... ?


  • Taipei Story House, formerly known as Yuanshan Mansion (圓山別莊) and located next to the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, was built in 1913 by Taipei tea merchant Chen Chao-chun (陳朝駿) as a country resort and a place to entertain buyers and guests from abroad.


  • Later, the half-timbered faux Tudor-style building served as a prison and detainment center during the latter years of the Japan-occupied Taiwan, and then as the residence of the late speaker Huang Kuo-shu (黃國書) of the Legislative Yuan in the 1950s.


  • The century-old building, designated as a heritage site by the Taipei City Government in 1998, lost its splendor following years of neglect. The Taipei Fine Arts Museum launched a restoration and renovation project in 2000 after the building was handed over to the city government.


Read more about the historic site hereor scroll down for pictures.


0e5e42c6-2700-4ec4-8c04-5f6cec497e5d.jpg
482aaae4-0644-43ee-9410-72693b6a6e16.JPG
1304130618382188_na.jpg
5090613271535_na.jpg
500b26df-b047-4303-9519-5456f6e39614.jpg