桃園永和市場
Yonghe Market sometime before its ultimate destruction.
Yonghe Market sometime before its ultimate destruction.

A huge mixed-use commercial and residential complex in central Taoyuan City. Home to several former movie theaters: Yonghe Theater (永和戲院), Yongjia Theater (永佳戲院) Guobin Theater (國賓戲院), and Jiabin Theater (嘉賓戲院). Demolished to make way for the G08 station on the new Taoyuan Green Line (桃園捷運綠線).

This corner of the market is very suggestive of the movie theaters that once operated here; a lack of windows is a common tell on such buildings.
This corner of the market is very suggestive of the movie theaters that once operated here; a lack of windows is a common tell on such buildings.
A mole-based fortune telling service advertising near the market entrance.
A mole-based fortune telling service advertising near the market entrance.
An old advertisement inside the market.
An old advertisement inside the market.
A set of elevators in the old market. I could not find any trace of the theaters that once existed here.
A set of elevators in the old market. I could not find any trace of the theaters that once existed here.
One last look at an old hand-painted sign in the market.
One last look at an old hand-painted sign in the market.

Note: this location has vanished. Any information presented here is only for reference.

提醒:此地點已消失,本文僅供參考用途。

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