Pingshan Deng Cultural Relics Museum

It is one of the existing pre war police stations in the new territories. After China and Britain signed the "special clause on the extension of Hong Kong boundary" in 1898 to lease land in the new territories, the Deng people in Pingshan had many violent struggles with the British army. In view of the need to build a police station to maintain law and order and provide government services, Pingshan police station was built the following year to serve as a police base in Northwest New Territories.

In 1965, Yuen Long District police station was completed and put into operation. The current site was changed to the headquarters and training center of the police dog force. In 1997, the government and the Deng people reached an agreement to transform the building into a Deng Heritage Museum in Pingshan, which will also serve as a visitor center of Pingshan Heritage Trail. At the end of 2002, the site was officially handed over to the leisure and Cultural Services Department and was classified as a class III heritage building. The Architectural Services Department has spent HK $12 million on renovation, preservation and repair of most of the old facilities.

The old police station is composed of three buildings. The main building is a double-layer building with an arched corridor. The external wall is white, and the roof is followed by a lookout. The two-story Wing building in the north is connected with the main building. It also has a white external wall, an open corridor and a golden tile roof. Two chimneys stand on the roof, overlooking the Tang clan ancestral hall, the Juxing building and the imperial library.

Pingshan Deng Cultural Relics Museum

Pingshan scenic spot is located in Jingshi Township, Yudu County, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province. Pingshan pasture, which integrates tourism and production, mainly produces Alpine grass milk.

Pingshan scenic spot

Ping Shan Tang clan gallery is located in Kengtou village, Ping Shan, Yuen Long, New Territories, Hong Kong. It introduces the history of the Deng family, one of the five major families in the new territories, and the historic sites along the Ping Shan Heritage Trail. It was officially opened on April 15, 2007.

Evolution and architectural features

It is one of the existing pre war police stations in the new territories. After China and Britain signed the "special clause on the extension of Hong Kong boundary" in 1898 to lease land in the new territories, the Deng people in Pingshan had many violent struggles with the British army. In view of the need to build a police station to maintain law and order and provide government services, Pingshan police station was built the following year to serve as a police base in Northwest New Territories.

In 1965, Yuen Long District police station was completed and put into operation. The current site was changed to the headquarters and training center of the police dog force. In 1997, the government and the Deng people reached an agreement to transform the building into a Deng Heritage Museum in Pingshan, which will also serve as a visitor center of Pingshan Heritage Trail. At the end of 2002, the site was officially handed over to the leisure and Cultural Services Department and was classified as a class III heritage building. The Architectural Services Department has spent HK $12 million on renovation, preservation and repair of most of the old facilities.

The old police station is composed of three buildings. The main building is a double-layer building with an arched corridor. The external wall is white, and the roof is followed by a lookout. The two-story Wing building in the north is connected with the main building. It also has a white external wall, an open corridor and a golden tile roof. Two chimneys stand on the roof, overlooking the Tang clan ancestral hall, the Juxing building and the imperial library.

exhibition

Pingshan Deng nationality cultural relics museum: display the development history and customs of Deng nationality in Pingshan

Ping Shan Heritage Trail exhibition room: introduce the historic sites along Ping Shan Heritage Trail and the traditional life in the new territories

Community heritage exhibition room: regularly display special exhibitions organized by different schools or community organizations to introduce the history and culture of the new territories.

Key exhibits

The tent, 12 feet long and 8 feet wide, was originally placed in Deng's ancestral hall in 1872

Chair woman in 1830s, a chair for babies

The Phoenix crown in the 1950s and the bridal bridge in traditional weddings

Group photo of Dade school founder in 1931

Opening Hours

Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am to 5 pm

Closed on Monday (except public holidays), Lunar New Year's Day 1 and Lunar New Year's Day 2

Free admission

traffic

KMB: 53, 276

Minibus: 34

West Rail Line: tianshuiwei station

Light rail: Pingshan station, kengwei Village Station

MTR bus: K65

Address: Ping Shan, Hong Kong

Longitude: 114.010258

Latitude: 22.445442

Chinese PinYin : Ping Shan Deng Zu Wen Wu Guan