Ask the names of all old houses in Shanghai.

Urumqi middle road 179 lane. In the northeast of the area, between Anfu Road and Wuyuan Road. It was originally named Maggie Road, which was named after Maggie Road. In 32 years of the Republic of China (1943), Maiqi Road was renamed Dihua Road, which was once named Dihua Li. 1954 changed its name to Urumqi with Dihua Road. It was built in 26 years (1937). Covers an area of 65438 0.3 hectares. There is 178 building.

Ren 'anli is located in Lane Guling Road 145. In the northwest of this area, between huanghe road and Baihe Road. It was built in the 27th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (190 1 year). For the financial industry, Chen's real estate was named after the herringbone, so it was named Anli. Shikumen house 5 1. 1000 residents.

Hengmaoli is Lane 68, South Tibet Road. In the southwest of the area, between Jinling Middle Road and Ninghai West Road. Built at the end of 19. The first name was Anli, and when it arrived in Anli, 2 1 (1932), the owner's name was changed to "Heng" and "Mao". It covers an area of 1.2 hectares and has 94 buildings. There are 3,300 residents. There are four leather shoes factories, a workshop and a new middle school branch.

Jiangyuanlong is Lane 432, Xinchang Road. In the northwest of the area, between Xinzha Road and Qingdao Road. It was built in the 25th year of Guangxu (1899). The famous specialty time-honored brand-Zhang Zhenxin Soy Sauce Garden was named after it. There are 43 Shikumen dwellings. There are more than 800 residents.

Fuxing Square is Lane 553, Fuxing Middle Road. North of the area, between Ruijin Second Road and Sinan Road. Built in 17 (1928). Formerly known as Lafeifang, it was renamed in Fuxing Middle Road after 1949. It covers an area of 0.8 hectares and has 95 buildings. 1600 residents.

Mei Lanfang is Lane 596, Huangpi South Road. In the middle of the area, between Fuxing Middle Road and Hefei Road. Built in 19 (1930). Named after the owners Wu Meixi and Wu. It covers an area of 0.5 hectares and has 70 buildings. Residents 1 100.

Huaihai Fang is Lane 927, Huaihai Middle Road. Northwest of the region, between Ruijin No.1 Road and Chengdu South Road. Built in 13 (1924). Formerly known as Xiafeifang, 1949 was renamed Huaihai Middle Road. It covers an area of 1.7 hectares and has 199 buildings. There are 2000 residents.

* (Li Yuyang is Lane 567, Huaihai Middle Road. Zeng Mingming Delhi. In the north of the area, between yandang road and Sinan Road. It was built from the first year of the Republic of China to the twenty-fifth year of the Republic of China (19 12~ 1936). It covers an area of 0.3 hectares and has 33 buildings. There are 400 residents. Li Yuyang No.6 Middle School is the former site of the Central Organ of the Chinese Socialist Youth League, and 196 1 is listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit.

Wangjialou? In the middle of the region, on the west side of the south section of Gubei Road. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Wu and Dong lived here and were named Wu Zhai. Later, Zhang moved here, also known as Zhangjiamen. At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, Wang Xing reclaimed land here and built the Drum Tower, which was used to ring the bell and pull the flag as a signal for employees to call it a day. It is called Wangjialou because it is named. There are more than 60 Chinese two-story buildings. There are 800 residents.

Zuojiazhai is Lane 442, Huaihai West Road. Southeast of the region, north of the west section of Huaihai West Road, between Kaixuan Road and Panyu Road. Because Zuo lived here in Ming and Qing dynasties, it was named. There is an orchard in the homestead, which is called "the left home of the rich". Covers an area of 6.7 hectares. In the early days of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, refugees set up tents or set up workshops here. After the fall of Shanghai, businessmen set up factories and shops here in succession. There are pulp, hydraulic pump, storage battery, rubber and other factories.

Heng Chang Lane, namely Lane Yuyuan Road 1376. In the east of the area, between Dingxi Road and Anxi Road. Built in 14 (1925). There are 25 buildings. There are 500 residents. In the year of the Republic of China 16, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China founded the organ publication Bolshevik in Shanghai, and the editorial department was located in Lane 48 (now No.34). ? & ltBR & gt& ltBR & gt Fan Yuan is Lane Huashan Road 1220. In the southeast of the area, between Jiangsu Road and Pingwu Road. Covers an area of 5 hectares. It was built in 5 years (19 16). There are 12 three-story garden houses in English, French and Spanish. The owner boasted that he was a garden-style model house at that time, hence the name Fan Garden. There are more than 600 residents. This is one of the advanced residential areas in this area.

Chunguangfang refers to Huashan Road 1520 Lane, 22 Lane, 26 Lane, 70 Lane, 80 Lane and 90 Lane of Xingfu Road. Southeast of the area, between fahuazhen road and Pingwu Road. The original place is Shi Yu Villa (cemetery). In the 7th year of the Republic of China (19 18), a cinder-crossing road was built, and it was named Chunguang Road with the initials Chunhuitang and Guangyutang. Covers an area of 8 hectares. 1800 residents. There are chains, bearings, special light bulbs and other factories with 10 or above.

Yaocun is in the south of the area, east of Yili Road (near Hongqiao Road). Yao Yongji built a house here in the late Ming Dynasty. The first name was Yao Jiagang, which was renamed as "Yao Genglang" in1920s, and was called today after 1949. Most of the houses are Chinese two-story buildings and tile houses. There are flagpoles, white stones, Da Lian jars and other Ming Dynasty relics. There are 500 residents.

Xuejiashe is in the northwest of the area, in Beijinjing Town, on the south side of Changning Road. According to legend, it was named after Xue, an inhabited village, during Hongzhi period of Ming Dynasty. Covers an area of 3.2 hectares. There are 400 residents. There are many Chinese-style two-story buildings in the residential building. There are mushroom farms and casinos in the south of the village.

Yongquanfang is Lane 395, Yuyuan Road. Located between Zhenning Road and Urumqi North Road. It was built in 25 years (1936). Named after the original Yongquan list. Covering an area of 0.5 hectares, there are 16 buildings. There are 350 residents. 1989 is listed as one of the outstanding modern buildings in Shanghai.

Shanzhongli refers to Changshu Road11Lane and11Lane. In the southwest of the area, between Julu Road and Changle Road. It was built from the first year of the Republic of China to the twenty-fifth year (19 12~ 1936). It is named because it is located in Zhongshan Road (now Changshu Road). It covers an area of 1.5 hectares and has 25 buildings. There are 600 residents.

Huoyoulong natural village. In the middle of the area, south of Xinhua Village, Gong Jian Hospital. Covers an area of 65438 0.3 hectares. It was named after the coal (fire) oil warehouse in the 1920s. This village is rectangular. There are 400 residents.

Dujia Village is located in Lane 0/85, Baoxing Road, north of the residential area. At the beginning of the 20th century, only the Tan family lived, hence the name. The village was lost during War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. After the victory of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression in 34 years (1945), residents moved to build houses. A few are two or three-story houses, and the rest are simple houses. There are 300 residents.

Tanshui Bridge is in the north of the area and the south of Zhongchang Road. Covers an area of 6.7 hectares. There are 700 residents. Around the end of the month, the village was formed. It was once called the South Tower, the North Tower and the East Tower. It is said that there is a stone bridge named Zeng Jianyi, surnamed Huang, which collapsed on the water and is called the collapsed stone bridge. "collapse" and "tower" are homophonic, hence the name. There are more than 380 buildings and bungalows.

Cucumber Long is located in the south of the area, northwest of the intersection of Tianmu Middle Road, * * and Xinlu Road. 1949 was a shanty town. According to legend, a big pumpkin was harvested in the middle, which is called pumpkin dragon. 1965 was converted into a five-story new village named Cucumber Lane. It covers an area of 6 hectares and has 57 buildings. There are 6000 residents. The remains of shacks are preserved in the north, which is a municipal protection point.

Jingyuan Street is located in the south of the area, which is now Bailufang. In the early days of Shanghai's opening to the outside world, foreign sailors called it "China Old Street" (old? China? Street). . In the 1920s, this street changed from Kangrui to Lane House.

Muxi Village is located in the northeast of the area, on the north side of Jiaotong Road (Ji Jiao West Road). According to legend, Hedong people lived in seclusion here because of impeachment letters, and planted osmanthus trees here, called Houfu, which was named after him. Covers an area of 2 hectares. There are many Chinese-style two-story buildings in the residential building. There are 300 residents.

Zheng Hongli is Lane 994, Changhua Road. Located in the southeast of the area, east of Changhua Road, between Macau Road and changshou road. It was built in the1920s. First place in Tokyo. After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, it was renamed to commemorate the martyr of Gu Zhenghong. It covers an area of 0.9 hectares and has 6 buildings. 1900 residents.

Ganjialou is located in Taopu Town, northwest of the area. According to legend, in the Ming Dynasty, the surname Gan once lived here, and later a word hall was built downstairs, hence the name. This village is rectangular, with many Chinese-style two-story buildings. Population 400. Ancient ginkgo tree 1 tree, passing through Shanghai-Nanjing railway and Chinese tea shop.