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89 \| Yin Yu Tang- 19th century house transported from China and rebuilt in Salem. During the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), a prosperous merchant surnamed Huang built a stately sixteen-bedroom house in Chinaâs southeastern Huizhou region, calling his home Yin Yu Tang. Among the many literary interpretations of this name is the desire for the home to shelter generations of descendants. Yin Yu Tang was home to the Huang family for more than two hundred years until 1982 when the last descendants moved from the village. \| IMG 3513 \| 10/23/10 11:15 AM \| 683x1024px \| 192kB	Original Image
Camera: Canon EOS REBEL T1i \| Date: 10/23/10 11:15 AM \| Resolution: 683 x 1024 \| ISO: 200 \| Exp. Time: 1/320s \| Aperture: 13.0 \| Focal Length: 27.0mm
Total images: 198 \| Last update: 11/19/10 11:31 PM \| www.8-3-2003.com/Photos \| Help

89 \| Yin Yu Tang- 19th century house transported from China and rebuilt in Salem. During the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), a prosperous merchant surnamed Huang built a stately sixteen-bedroom house in Chinaâs southeastern Huizhou region, calling his home Yin Yu Tang. Among the many literary interpretations of this name is the desire for the home to shelter generations of descendants. Yin Yu Tang was home to the Huang family for more than two hundred years until 1982 when the last descendants moved from the village. \| IMG 3513 \| 10/23/10 11:15 AM \| 683x1024px \| 192kB	Original Image
Camera: Canon EOS REBEL T1i \| Date: 10/23/10 11:15 AM \| Resolution: 683 x 1024 \| ISO: 200 \| Exp. Time: 1/320s \| Aperture: 13.0 \| Focal Length: 27.0mm
Total images: 198 \| Last update: 11/19/10 11:31 PM \| www.8-3-2003.com/Photos \| Help