Baiyun Police Station

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Xizhi Baiyun Police Station is a historical building located in Xizhi District, New Taipei City. It was established during the Japanese colonial period in the 9th year of the Taisho era (1920) and is also known as the Shisanfen Police Station. The building has maintained its original appearance and is adjacent to the site related to the White Terror period known as the Lukou Incident, which was originally Shisanfen Training Center (later changed to Baiyun Elementary School). The Shisanfen area of Xizhi had been home to the "Shisanfen Police Station" since 1901, under the jurisdiction of Keelung District's Jinbaoli Office. In 1920, it was transferred to the Xizhi sub-office of the Qixing County Police Department in Taipei Prefecture and renamed "Shisanfen Police Station." The current building was completed on May 22, 1939, with a new main hall. The southern side of the hall features a Western-style administrative office, while the northern side served as a dormitory for the police. The Western-style building has a gabled roof, with long and small windows on both sides of the front, an awning above, ventilation tiles, and a police badge (which is no longer present). The walls and roof of the Western-style building were restored in 2019, and the nearby entrance pillars and flag-raising platform from that time have been preserved. The Japanese-style dormitory collapsed around the 1980s, and only ruins remain.

Address:No. 36, Lane 436, Xidiang Road, Xizhi District, New Taipei City 221

Baiyun Police Station Introduction

Xizhi Baiyun Police Station is a historical building located in the Xizhi District of New Taipei City. It was originally built as the Shisanfen Police Station during the Japanese colonial period in 1920 and is also known as the Baiyun Police Station. The building has maintained its original appearance and is situated near the former Shisanfen military training ground related to the White Terror period, which was later changed to Baiyun Elementary School. The Shisanfen area in Xizhi had the "Shisanfen Police Station" established in 1901, which was under the jurisdiction of the Keelung Office, Jinbaoli Branch. In 1920, it was transferred to the Xizhi Branch of the Taipei Prefecture Qixing District Police Department and renamed "Shisanfen Police Station." The current structure was completed on May 22, 1939, and features a western-style building for administrative offices on the south side and a Japanese-style building for police dormitories on the north side. The western-style building has a gable roof, long windows, small windows on both sides, an overhang, ventilation tiles, and a police emblem (no longer present). The walls and roof of the western-style building were restored in 2019, and the original entrance pillars and flagpole base from that time remain nearby. The Japanese-style building collapsed in the 1980s, and only remnants remain.

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