The Exhibition Room is set in the rear house of TienHou Temple, also called as CingFong House, where relationship among MaZu, MaGong, and PengHu residents are introduced by cultural relics.  The Room is established by Council of Cultural Affairs, Executive Yuan, with narrators assigned by Administration Office of PengHu National Scenic Area, and includes ‘Historical Heritage of TienHou Temple’, ‘Community Function of TienHou Temple’, ‘Architectural Beauty of TienHou Temple’ , and ‘Center Garden (rest area)’.  Exhibitions in the Room are brief and old photos of TienHou Temple, ‘Stele for ShengYouRong expelled Dutch WeiMaLang’, ‘PengHu Harbor Map’ drawn by Dutch, prints of HouChi stele, prints of TienHou Temple Remodeling Stele, prints of ‘Greatness of Knowledge’ Tablet, drawing records during remodeling, model of TienHou Temple, TienHou Temple section, tin-made wares (censer, censer cover, censer decoration, and flower bottle), woods, bricks, tiles, wood carving, soil sculpture, and cutting paste demounted from pre-remodeled TienHou Temple, printsof Free Recording Name Stele, two MaZu jampans, knee- down free plates, prints of ChinFong House Couplet, model of TienHou Temple neighboring areas, and photos and cultural relics for ChiGuei and Sea Circuit.  Those real objects, description board, and in-cupboard exhibitions may get visitors more aware of importance of TienHou Temple and some local festivals.

Among culture relics on the first floor, ’Stele for ShengYouRong expelled Dutch WeiMaLang’ is the oldest stele in Taiwan area, found underground when remodeling and proving the origins of Temple.  ‘Greatness of Knowledge’ Tablet donated by JinShi in Ching Dynasty is set on the second floor.  There are still some old works in Temple, such as cutting paste and Koji pottery.

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address：No. 1 JhengYi St

website：www.phhcc.gov.tw/librarys/library_1.htm