臺北自來水園區環境教育中心 - Zhongzheng District

The country's first public agency environmental education certification site, spare no effort in the promotion of environmental education, awesome!

Taipei Water Source Period When Liu Mingchuan was the first governor of Taiwan, he planned to implement new constructions in Taiwan, including postal services and railways. In the 13th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1887), he hired the Japanese Qili Kyosaburo to set up his residence in Shifang Street and Ximen Street (now Hengyang Road) in Taipei City. ), Beimen Street (now Bo'ai Road) and other places, planning and implementing the demand for digging 3 public wells to provide water. At this time, Taiwan’s poor sanitary conditions and the prevalence of infectious diseases became an urgent issue for the Japanese in the early days of their arrival in Taiwan. According to the report, the Taipei Water Works Office invested more than 80 million yuan in repairs in May 1987 (1998) to restore the original appearance of the pump room, and collected photos and equipment related to the history of tap water to enrich the overall content and related peripheral equipment. , To complete the country's first tap water museum. Is a place with very historical stories