The Staff Dormitory of National Keelung Senior High School

The Staff Dormitory of National Keelung Senior High School is a residential building from the early colonial period with traditional wooden structures and minimalist floor plans. The house contains several small rooms that are simple and functional in design, typical of educational staff housing from the early 20th century.

The building was constructed during Japanese colonial rule and became part of the school established in 1927, making Keelung an educational center. It served as important housing for school staff who worked at this new educational institution during that period.

The building shows how teachers lived and worked during the colonial period, with rooms designed for simple, practical use. The wooden construction and sparse furnishings tell stories of the daily conditions faced by school staff of that era.

The building is located in the Nuannuan area and is accessible to visitors interested in school architecture and history. It is best explored on foot to appreciate the details of the woodwork and room layout.

The building has preserved its original wooden framework and room arrangement, showing the cramped, sparse living conditions of school staff from that era. Visitors can still see today how small the rooms were and how little privacy the staff had.

GPS coordinates: 25.13001,121.75283

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:40