Among them, 5 structures have been recognized as historical relics: Tan Phuoc Temple; Phu An Temple; Ernst Thälmann High School; Red Areca Garden Memorial Area; the base of the Cho Lon Provincial Party Committee and the Saigon - Cho Lon City Party Committee; and 2 architectural and artistic relics: the Truong family temple and the tomb of Mr. and Mrs. Truong Minh Thanh; and the Go Queo ancient burial ground park.
Tan Phuoc Temple has been classified as a city-level historical site.
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Tan Phuoc Temple, located at 254/4 Au Co Street, Tan Hoa Ward, was built around the late 19th century and commemorates many historical events during the 1940-1950 resistance period of the army and people of Tan Phuoc hamlet, Phu Tho Hoa commune, Gia Dinh province in particular, and the army and people of Saigon - Cholon - Gia Dinh in general.
Phu An communal house (alley 108 Vo Duy Ninh, Thanh My Tay ward) features the traditional architecture of Southern Vietnamese communal houses, worshipping deities associated with the folk beliefs and spiritual life of the Vietnamese people.
Ernst Thälmann High School (8 Tran Hung Dao Street, Ben Thanh Ward) was built by the French. The school was the starting point for rallies and demonstrations protesting American intervention in Vietnam and Indochina.
The Red Areca Garden Memorial Area (KP 29, Thoi An Ward) was the first base of Gia Dinh province during the resistance war against the French, and also the starting point for the formation of the An Phu Dong resistance base.
The base of the Cho Lon Provincial Party Committee and the Saigon-Cho Lon City Party Committee (Vuon Thom area, Truong Van Da street, Binh Loi commune) was the site of many meetings and the making of important decisions in leading the resistance war by the Cho Lon Provincial Party Committee and the Saigon-Cho Lon City Party Committee.
The Truong family temple and the tomb of Mr. and Mrs. Truong Minh Thanh (82/5 Ly Thuong Kiet and in alley 102 Ly Thuong Kiet, Hanh Thong Ward) bear the typical characteristics of a composite tomb for high-ranking officials of the Nguyen dynasty, in the first half of the 19th century. The temple still preserves many valuable artifacts such as ancestral tablets, couplets, horizontal plaques, decorative panels, and candlesticks.
The Go Queo Ancient Cemetery Park (Vo Chi Cong Street, Binh Trung Ward) is a cemetery dating back to the Nguyen Dynasty, closely associated with the construction and development of the Southern region of Vietnam. It includes the tomb of the Left Deputy Minister Pham Quang Triet and the tomb of the Governor-General of Ninh Thai, Pham Duy Trinh.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/tphcm-cong-bo-them-7-di-tich-duoc-xep-hang-185250825225010655.htm
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