Journey Through Korean History: An Jae-hong's Childhood Home

Looking for a way to immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Korea? Look no further than the birthplace and childhood home of Minse An Jae-hong, a prominent journalist and patriot during the Japanese Occupation. Located in Gyeruji Village in Pyeongtaek, this historical site features a well-preserved main building, guesthouse, and gate building that will transport you back to the early 20th century.

Step back in time as you explore the L-shaped main building and straight rectangular guesthouse, which form a C-shape with a courtyard at the center. Admire the efficient use of space in the thatched main building, typical of private homes in the province, and the traditional upper-class style of the guesthouse, complete with a “numaru” (loft) and double-layer “seokkarae” (rafter). 

But the experience doesn't stop there. Learn about the life and work of Minse An Jae-hong, who led the Singanhoe (New Trunk Association) and Joseon Products Encouragement Movement while serving as the editor-in-chief of The Chosun Ilbo. As a pioneer in the study of ancient history and the distribution of letters, An Jae-hong played a crucial role in shaping modern Korean society.

So if you're looking for a unique way to explore Korean history and culture, don't miss out on this opportunity to visit the birthplace of An Jae-hong.

An Jae-hong's Childhood Home (#안재홍생가)

📍 7, Gyeruji 1-gil, Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do

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