永定里土地公廟

Safeguarding the first day of the fifteenth

According to the "Temple Account" of the Japanese occupation period, the temple was founded in Jiaqing 23 years (1818), in Yongdingcuozhuang, and was set up in the current activity center. Behind the temple, there is a huge "cantharellus tree". The relocation of the current site in 1980 (1980) for the table was completed by Lin Chunrong of Limin, who spent his spare time as a cement worker. The words Gengshennian were engraved at the foot of the table. There is a big banyan tree next to the temple. Under the tree is also placed a photo of the land and an incense burner. Under the tree is a stone-washed cement table, surrounded by long slab molds, covering an area of ​​about 30 pings. An incense burner made of stone, with the words "Tongzhi 5 years Liyue" (1866) on the right, "Ford Temple" in the middle, and "Yongding Chongzong Consecration" on the left. It is the original of the Tongzhi period, making this temple crowded in Taichung The 3rd oldest temple in the city.