| Visual Index of Asan Sites (Site name and description) | |||
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Maeng Family Haengdan (14th century) The oldest surviving residential structure in Korea. |
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Lee Champan House (mid 19th-century) One of the largest houses in Oe-am folk village, near the city of Asan. |
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Seong Jun-gyeong House (1825) A large estate with an extra courtyard. |
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Bibliography:
All images copyright 2004 Tim Ciccone (photographed March 2004).
Ju, Nam-cheol. Hangukui Cheontong Minga (Korean Traditional Dwellings)
Mareuke Publishers, 1999. Seoul
Korean Office of Cultural Properties