這排宿舍登記有六戶門牌，但比對室內格局與資料，日本時代最早應為四戶建房舍。 原住戶陳先生告訴我們，這棟房屋是在約1937年建造，那時陳先生的父親還看見房屋建造，舉行上樑儀式。這一區與老街距離較遠，戰後又是眷舍，所以有著與老街截然不同的生活氛圍。 陳先生回憶，以前這裡白天有很多鳥，還有黃鶯，晚上則有貓頭鷹，小孩們會去防空洞玩水、釣魚……傍晚四點左右就要燒水，準備在廚房用大水缸洗澡，還有次用灶蒸饅頭，一不小心成廚房就起火了。 原住戶詹女士則說，房屋後方從前有可乘涼的架高木板（緣側），居民會在下面放些要燒的木材。當時經濟拮据，幾乎每戶都會在院子裡養豬或養雞。和現在的環境相比，以前這區還有許多空地，孩子們都在空地玩遊戲；房屋後面原本也有很大的空間，只是現在邊坡崩塌、坡度也變得很陡。Six-Joint House This building was originally a six-unit staff dormitory built during the time of the Dakekan Subprefecture, and was rebuilt several times during and after the Japanese occupation.The current restoration has left the three front units as they were used by their post-war residents, including the kitchens, bathrooms, and other rooms built in back by the residents themselves. The first unit is the Living Room, presenting stories and artifacts of the original inhabitants, and the second and third units are residences for craftsmen. The three back units are used as craft classrooms.上個地點 親子空間下個地點 工藝基地