法定古蹟 · 新界 / New Territories

粉嶺龍躍頭老圍門樓及圍牆

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Entrance Tower & Enclosing Walls of Lo Wai, Lung Yeuk Tau, Fanling

分區 / Area新界
New Territories
區份 / District北區 / North
法定地位 / Status已刊憲法定古蹟(《古物及古蹟條例》)
Declared monument under the Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance
宣布年份 / Declared1997
同年本站年鑑 / Yearbook1997 年年鑑
連結只表示本站有該年年鑑頁(嗰年嘅已核對事件、數字同氣候),唔代表呢項古蹟係嗰年嘅事件。 The link only means a yearbook page exists for that year; it is not a claim about this monument.

背景 Background

老圍位於粉嶺龍躍頭,是龍躍頭鄧族五圍中最早建立的圍村。鄧族先祖於十四世紀由錦田分支遷居龍躍頭,其後陸續建立「五圍六村」。老圍坐落小丘之上,四面以青磚圍牆環繞,原有圍門北向,後因風水理由改為東向;圍門窄小,以利防守,門側有一口水井,圍牆上築有供守望用的高台。村落雖經多次改建,仍大致保存原有圍牆結構和圍村布局。部分圍牆維修於一九九一年獲北區民政事務處撥款進行,門樓及圍牆全面復修於一九九八年完成,一九九七年列為法定古蹟。

Lo Wai in Lung Yeuk Tau, Fanling, was the earliest of the five walled villages built by the Tang clan, whose ancestors branched out from Kam Tin in the 14th century. The village sits on a small hill and is enclosed on all four sides by grey-brick walls. Its original entrance tower faced north but was later moved to face east for feng shui reasons; the gate is narrow for defence, with a well beside it and raised platforms on the walls for watch duty. Despite repeated alterations, it keeps its original wall structure and walled-village layout. Part of the wall was repaired in 1991 with funds from the North District Office, and the entrance tower and walls were fully restored in 1998. They were declared monuments in 1997.

本頁背景段落只收錄已核實嘅建成背景、原用途、建築特色、重要事件同活化去向;詳細地址、開放時間等逐項資料尚未核對,本站按「未核實則留白」原則暫不撰寫。名單及分區以古物古蹟辦事處「香港法定古蹟」分區名單為準;宣布日期以政府刊憲及維基百科「香港法定古蹟列表」為準。

資料來源 Sources

同區其他法定古蹟 Other monuments in the same district

同一年宣布嘅其他法定古蹟 Other monuments declared in the same year

只代表同年刊憲,唔代表同一件事、亦唔代表同區。年份同日期一律照古物古蹟辦事處名單。

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