1. Introduction to the historical sites in Tamsui Crew: 吳晉毅、林子恆、雷智鈞、 賴俊忻、張恩豪 2012/10/20 2012/10/20

2. Tamsui The name Tamsui drives from the Tamsui River, yet in the early years the town was called “Huwei” by the locals, meaning” the end of the fish traps.”

3. Tamsui Tamsui, a small town situated where the Tamsui River flows peacefully into the ocean, just across the river form Mount- Guanyin, is one of unique cultural treasures.

4. Fort San Domingo Fort San Domingo, the ancient name of Anthony Fort, located in New Taipei City, Taiwan. The city was first in 1628, built by the Spaniards by the occupation of the northern part of Taiwan, and later the city of Santo Domingo was destroyed the Dutch in 1644 near the site in the city of Santo Domingo to rebuild named "Anthony Fort.

5. Fort San Domingo Not only Taiwan and one of the oldest buildings in the fort, but also been awarded by the Ministry of the Interior at the national level and monuments.

6. Fort San Domingo picture

7. The Former British Consulate Fort San Domingo 1867 had been the British Government long-term lease to 1972, as the British Consulate's office, until 1980, the property rights of the city to go to the hands of the government of the Republic of China.

8. The Former British Consulate Picture

9. The Tamsui Oxford Museum Oxford College, the Canadian Presbyterian Church missionary George Leslie Mackay was founded in 1882 in Taiwan Tamsui modern school.

10. The Tamsui Oxford Museum The school mainly established to train local missionary personnel, school organization settled in the mountains of Yangmingshan undergone many changes, and changed its name to the Taiwan Theological College.

11. The Tamsui Oxford Museum Leslie Mackay during the missionary in Taiwan, deeply the importance of the creation of the new schools are back to Canada in 1880 to raise money,raised a total of CDN 6,215 yuan, as the school building fund.

12. The Tamsui Oxford Museum 1881, Dr. Mackay return to Tamsui, fixed for the present site of the Oxford College personally planning, supervision, construction of school buildings. Was completed as scheduled on July 26, 1882, named the Oxford College.

13. The Tamsui Oxford Museum Recollections of its hometown Canada Oxfordshire folks. Gracious hsiang praise the name of the English Naiming Oxford College, it is later known as Oxford College, Presbyterian Church since become foster missionary, medical and education base, at the same time is a private museum in Taiwan.

14. The Tamsui Oxford Museum Picture

15. References Pictures from http://tw.image.search.yahoo.com/images/ view Information from http://zh.wikipedia.org

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