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146     Jeolla-do  Jeolla-do                                         147




 131  Jeonju Sinheung High School   132  Richardson Memorial Hall

 399 Seowon-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si     http://jsh.hs.kr  399 Seowon-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si     http://jsh.hs.kr





            The Building is in Jeonju Sinheung High School. Founded in 1900, Sinheung High School
 Jeonju Sinheung High School was   is the first modern educational facility in the southern part of the Han River, and it has not
 established on September 9, 1900 by   only suffered a painful history of voluntarily closing the school in 1937 refusing worship of
 missionary William Davis Reynolds, who   shrines, but also contributed greatly to Christian mission work in Honam area, including
 translated most of the Revised Version of   Jeju Island.
 “Along with local leaders,   the Bible still used by the Korean church.   The auditorium and gymnasium building, which was built with the donation of Mrs.
 Shinheung High School   Missionary Reynolds visited Korea as   Richardson in 1936, and the porch of the main building, which remained after a fire in
 students actively led the March   a missionary from American Southern   1982, were registered as cultural heritages. The Richardson Memorial Hall is a symbolic
 13 Independence Movement.”  Presbyterian Mission and established   building of the missionary history of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, and has
 Jeonju Sinheung High School while   values of modern educational, architectural, Christian, and local history.
 working in Jeonju.
 The school motto is: Pursuing the Truth,
 Practicing Love, and Realizing Justice.
 Jeonju Sinheung High School took the
 lead in the independence movement                         “Richardson Memorial
 during the March 1st Movement and was                    Hall in Jeonju Sinheung
 active in the movement against shrine                       High School, where
 worship. When the Japanese colonial                        only Porch remains.”
 rule persistently forced the shrine
 worship, it closed itself. It is because of
 the teachings of faith.

                                                        The front view of
                                                        Sinheung High
                                                        School












 Jeonju March 1st Independence Movement
 Monument at the main gate of Sinheung   View of the auditorium and the porch in   A red brick auditorium and the main building
 High School   Jeonju Sinheung High School, the National   beyond the Jeonju March 1st Independence
            Registered Cultural Property No. 172  Monument
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