Lin’s Ancestral Hall is a family temple building originally constructed during the Qing Shunzhi period, serving as a venue for clan members to worship their ancestors and sages.
The hall faces south with three sections and two side rooms, spanning 19 meters in width and 48 meters in depth, covering an area of approximately 940 square meters. It features a hard mountain top, dragon boat ridge, and plain clay tiles. The eaves are adorned with flower and bird woodcarvings, and the gable walls are constructed with oyster shells. The main entrance is three bays wide and seven bays deep, with a three-step porch in front. The secondary rooms have a lecture platform, and there are stone steps and a pair of stone lions in front of the door.
