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Xuexi Jie 学西街, or “West-Of-The-College Street”, is named after its location west of the County College, once synonymous with the Confucian Temple 县学文庙.
Laodaoqian Street 老道前街 (“Old Yamen Street”), perpendicular to Xuexi Street, evokes an even earlier structure – the old Defense Bureau 右营署 – which used to be on the site of the Confucian Temple.
19 Xuexi Jie 学西街19号 (same as No. 1 Lane 30 Laodaoqian Street 老道前街30弄1号)
19 Xuexi Jie 学西街19号 (same as No. 1 Lane 30 Laodaoqian Street 老道前街30弄1号)
Interior of the building (2011).
Interior of the building (2011).
Interior (2011).
Carved beam inside 19 Xuexi Jie 学西街19号 (2021).
Laodaoqian Jie 老道前街 in the morning (2011).
Laodaoqian Jie 老道前街 (2011).
30 Laodaoqian Jie 老道前街30弄 (2011).
Mao-era bomb shelter on Laodaoqian Jie 老道前街 (2011).
East side Laodaoqian Jie 老道前街 adjacent to the Confucian Temple's wall (2021).
View of the Confucian Temple and County College, over what is now Xuexi Street and Laodaoqian Street (1863). Historical Photographs of China.
Maritime Defense Yamen (Haifangtingshu 海防厅署), active in 16th–18th centuries, succeeded by the Military Yamen (Youyingshu 右营署), and later the Confucian Temple. Daily Pictorial.
Detail of the 1814 map, showing the Military Yamen (Youyingshu 右营署).
Aerial map of Xuexi Jie and Laodaoqian Jie (1948). Tianditu.
From here you can walk to: Wenmiao Road 文庙路, Menghua Street 梦花街.
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