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龜山憲光二村

龜山憲光二村是桃園唯一的憲兵宿舍，眷村生活紋理及各眷戶的空間均完整保留，見證了臺灣60年代的眷村生活型態。龜山憲光二村始建於民國57年（1968），當時建的是100戶的連棟式1樓平房，有兩種格局；民國62年（1973）再興建40戶鋼筋混凝土、洗石子牆面、四層樓的職務官舍，因此村中可見不同時期的眷舍樣貌。目前村內建築多是甘蔗板隔間的石灰牆，外圍則是紅磚牆。其他眷村中多已消失的文化牆，憲光二村仍保有且面貌多種；位於村子中央的自治會辦公室，格局維持原樣，相當難得。此外村裡有許多年逾半百的老樹與素樸的水泥牆、牆上的塗鴉、標語、國旗、巷弄，形成完整眷村的意象、時光的原味。除了供作戲劇場景，目前規劃為移民博物館，更活化利用憲光二村的空間，訴說移民的光陰故事。

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主題分類其他

建檔單位桃園市政府

所在地-地址

桃園市龜山區明德路憲光二村

免費進場

否

史料原文/譯文

"Xianguang Second Village in Guishan is the only residence for Military Police in Taoyuan. The well-kept Residence's interior allows for appreciation of military village life in 1960s in Taiwan. The Residence was originally built in 1968 as one-story attached townhouses with 100 units. A 40-units, four-story reinforced concrete building with washed granolithic walls was later added for government use in 1973. The Village's residences styled differently in each era. Most buildings had partition walls made of lime stuffed between cane boards, with red bricks for external walls. The so-called "Cultural Wall" can still be seen at Xianguang Second Village, where it has virtually disappeared in other military villages. The Association's office is at the center; what is most special is that the original layout and the broadcast system from early days were kept. There are many decades-old trees around. Together with plain concrete walls, graffiti, national flags, and alleyways shape up an image of a military village. The Village is now not only popular with TV dramas shooting but also is designated to be the future home for the Museum of Immigrants, showcasing their stories through times."

所在地-緯度

24.992152

所在地-經度

121.342167

是否開放

是

所在地-名稱

臺灣

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桃園市政府文化局

龜山憲光二村

龜山憲光二村

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