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'''구 호남은행 목포지점'''</br>
 
舊 湖南銀行 木浦支店</br>
 
등록문화재 제29호</br>
 
등록일 2002.05.31
 
 
호남은행은 민족 자본 육성을 위해 현준호를 중심으로 한 한국인 지역 유지들이 힘을 모아 1920년에 설립한 은행이다. 일제의 식민지 금융 정책에 맞서 독자적으로 운영을 하다가 1942년에 동일은행과 강제로 통합되었고 이후 조흥은행으로 명맥이 이어졌다.
 
 
구 호남은행 목포지점은 목포 상권의 중심인 오거리에 세운 호남은행 목포지점 건물이다. 현재의 건물은 1929년 11월 11일에 신축한 것이다. 2층으로 된 사각형 모양의 벽돌 건물로 표면에 붉은색 타일을 붙여 멋스러움을 더한 것이 특징이다.
 
 
1897년 개항 이후 상업 도시로 성장한 목포에는 근대 금융 건축물이 많이 생겼는데, 현재는 이 건물만이 유일하게 남아 있다. 한국인이 설립하고 운영한 민족 은행이었다는 점에서 가치가 높은 근대 문화유산이다.
 
  
 
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'''구 호남은행 목포지점 (舊 湖南銀行 木浦支店)'''</br>
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분 류 : 등록문화재 / 기타 / 업무시설</br>
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수량/면적 : 1동 연면적 516.02㎡</br>
 
지정(등록)일 : 2002.05.31</br>
 
소 재 지 : 전남 목포시 해안로249번길 34 (상락동1가)</br>
 
시 대 : 1926</br>
 
소유자(소유단체) : 신한은행 </br>
 
관리자(관리단체) : 목포시 </br>
 
  
1929년 건립된 이 건물은 일본 자본에 대항해 호남 지역 인사들에 의해 설립된 호남은행 목포지점이다. 전체적으로 수직성을 강조한 단순한 형태의 입면이지만, 2층 벽면 위쪽의 돌출된 문양과 처마 지붕 아래의 돌림띠 등으로 입면에 변화를 주었다. 근대 개항 도시 목포에 남아 있는 유일한 근대 금융계 건축물로 순수 민족 자본으로 설립된 은행 건물이라는 점에서 가치가 높은 근대 문화유산이다.
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'''Former Honam Bank, Mokpo Branch'''</br>
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'''Former Oriental Development Company, Mokpo Branch'''</br>
Registered Cultural Heritage No. 29</br>
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Jeollanam-do Provincial Monument No. 174</br>
Designation Date: May 31, 2002</br>
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Designation Date: November 20, 1999
 
 
Honam Bank was established in Mokpo in 1920 by a group of local leaders led by Hyeon Jun-ho, who yearned to promote Korean capital against the intrusion of Japanese capital. The bank was operated independently regardless of the colonial financial policy of Imperial Japan until 1942, when it was forcibly merged with Dongil Bank and, later, with Chohung Bank.
 
  
This building, located as a junction of five roads in the busiest part of the center of Mokpo, was completed on November 11, 1929 to house the Mokpo branch of the Honam Bank. It is a double-story brick building featuring a cubic shape with red tiles covering its entire exterior.  
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The Oriental Development Company (Dongyang Cheoksik Jusikhoesa) was a chartered company established in 1908 by Imperial Japan for the purpose of exploiting Korea. With its main office in Seoul and branch offices in nine major cities in Korea, the company’s main activities were focused on supporting the migration of Japanese people to the Korean Peninsula, promoting colonial landlords, managing Korean farmland and banking.
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Originally opened as a local office in Naju, the branch office of the company was moved to Mokpo in 1920 and house in this building, which was completed the following year. After Korea’s liberation from Japanese colonial rule in 1945, the building was used as t base of the ROK Navy, housing the Mokpo Security Service of th eROK Navy from 1946 to 1974 and the Military Police HQ of the Third Naval District Command from 1974 to 1989 . The relocation of the naval headquarters to a new site in Yeongam in 1989 recultured in the building being abandoned for ten years until 1999, during which time public calls for its demolition increased. Conversely, voices were raised among civil organizations and academic circles that the building should be preserved and protected as evidence of the Japanese exploitation of Korean resources during the colonial period, resulting in its designation as a Provincial Monument of Jeollanam-do. The building underwent renovation work in 2006 and has since been used as an annex of the Mokpo Modern History Museum. The building, as an architectural work built in Mokpo during the colonial period, ir regarded as a historically significant p iece of tangible evidence of the colonial exploitation of the area by Imperial Japan and a valuable part of the heritage connected with the history of Korean naval defense. The building’s exterior has been preserved in its original condition, as has a large safe used during the colonial period.
  
While quite a few modern bank buildings opened in Mokpo as it grew into a commercially successful modern city following the opening of Korea’s (then Joseon) ports to the outside world in 1897, this is the only extant building from that period. The building is now regarded as a valuable asset of Korea’s modern cultural heritage in that it is directly connected with one of the first modern banks established and operated with Korean capital.
 
  
 
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'''Former Honam Bank, Mokpo Branch'''</br>
 
Classification: National Registered Cultural Heritage 29</br>
 
Name of Cultural Properties: Former Honam Bank, Mokpo Branch</br>
 
Quantity: One Building 516.02㎡</br>
 
Designated Date: 2002.05.31</br>
 
Age: Japanese Imperialism Period</br>
 
Address: 34, Haean-ro 249beon-gil, Mokpo, Jeollanam-do</br>
 
 
 
This building, built in 1929, is Mokpo branch of Honam Bank that was established by people of Honam region against Japanese capital.
 
 
 
Although the general design is simple surface with focus on verticality, some variation exists with the protruding design above 2nd floor wall and stringcourse below eaves and roof.
 
 
 
This is the only existing building in the field of finance at Mokpo, an open port of Korea’s modern times.
 
  
It’s highly valuable modern cultural heritage as a bank established purely on Korean capital.
 
  
 
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Former Oriental Development Company, Mokpo Branch
Jeollanam-do Provincial Monument No. 174
Designation Date: November 20, 1999

The Oriental Development Company (Dongyang Cheoksik Jusikhoesa) was a chartered company established in 1908 by Imperial Japan for the purpose of exploiting Korea. With its main office in Seoul and branch offices in nine major cities in Korea, the company’s main activities were focused on supporting the migration of Japanese people to the Korean Peninsula, promoting colonial landlords, managing Korean farmland and banking. Originally opened as a local office in Naju, the branch office of the company was moved to Mokpo in 1920 and house in this building, which was completed the following year. After Korea’s liberation from Japanese colonial rule in 1945, the building was used as t base of the ROK Navy, housing the Mokpo Security Service of th eROK Navy from 1946 to 1974 and the Military Police HQ of the Third Naval District Command from 1974 to 1989 . The relocation of the naval headquarters to a new site in Yeongam in 1989 recultured in the building being abandoned for ten years until 1999, during which time public calls for its demolition increased. Conversely, voices were raised among civil organizations and academic circles that the building should be preserved and protected as evidence of the Japanese exploitation of Korean resources during the colonial period, resulting in its designation as a Provincial Monument of Jeollanam-do. The building underwent renovation work in 2006 and has since been used as an annex of the Mokpo Modern History Museum. The building, as an architectural work built in Mokpo during the colonial period, ir regarded as a historically significant p iece of tangible evidence of the colonial exploitation of the area by Imperial Japan and a valuable part of the heritage connected with the history of Korean naval defense. The building’s exterior has been preserved in its original condition, as has a large safe used during the colonial period.


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