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CAPTAIN HOUSE PHANG TJONG TOEN

Captain House Tjong Toen Phang is one of the historic buildings in Belitung province, even including the protected cultural heritage objects Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5 of 1992 on Cultural Heritage.Captain Phang home Tjong Toen is one of the historical buildings in the city of Tanjungpandan. It painted white and located between a row of shops near the intersection of various road Endek Tanjungpandan Pacific Islands region. If you shop at the market Tanjungpandan and through the road, you will see the historical building.

 Phang Tjong Toen known in his time as a captain as well as mine clerk since John F. Loudon began opening in Belitung tin mining in 1853. To settle on the island of Belitung, Captain Phang Tjong Toen built a house typical architecture. The house was probably built in 1868 or approximately 143 years old. However, despite more than 100 years old, the building still looks intact.
Captain Phang Tjong Toen house is a protected cultural heritage objects, but it's not owned by the government. Captain Phang Tjong Toen house measuring 25.65 x 32.90 meters with a land area of ​​54.30 x 30 meters. The building is made of concrete that is still preserved. Captain Phan Tjong Toen home was once a gathering place for entrepreneurs managers tin sand.
In Tanjungpandan are still many historical buildings, which spread its presence in almost every corner of the city Tanjungpandan. But unfortunately, some buildings/old buildings that have historical value is authenticity no longer intact because got a touch of the change of the local government. Some buildings/other historical buildings are not well maintained condition so it looks shabby. In fact, physical authenticity buildings that have historical value should always be taken by the Government of Belitung regency. 
Everyone who cares, hope the government will keep objects that are considered as cultural heritage in the Pacific Islands region . Because the city is known Tanjungpandan save a lot of history and stories that have become the hallmark of true Tanjungpandan city. 

These pictures I took when I visited the island in September 2012 ago.

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