Lin Chi-Su Memorial Museum Introduction
The Lin Chih-Tsu Memorial Museum was originally the residence of Lin Chih-Tsu (a dormitory), built in 1928, and is a typical wooden dormitory building from the Japanese colonial era. It not only preserves the original structure from that time but also witnesses the development of the urban area along the Liuchuan River, while documenting Lin Chih-Tsu's life, creations, and experiences. In 2007, it was registered as a historical building under the name "Lin Chih-Tsu Art Studio" by Taichung City. In 2013, it underwent restoration and reuse plans by National Taichung University of Education, and after repairs, it was opened for free public visits in 2015.
