Crown Property Bureau Building Chachoengsao Province Formerly, it was the office building of Prachin Buri Province. It was built during the reign of King Rama V, when the county government began. The office of Prachinburi Province was moved from Prachinburi City to Chachoengsao City on January 8, 1902. After 1 year, this building was built. Later, the building was used as Chachoengsao City Hall and during 1963-1975 was used as the location of Chachoengsao Municipality Office. After that, in the year 1984, the building was damaged by a fire. Abandoned and unrepaired Until the inspection of land ownership And found that the land in the area where the building is located is owned by the Crown Property Bureau. The Treasury Department therefore handed over the area back on June 14, 1984. Later in the year 1997, the Bureau of Archeology and the National Museum 4 Prachinburi, the Fine Arts Department, has renovated the building for the first time. In 2005, the Crown Property Bureau renovated the building to look similar to the Prachinburi City Hall building when it was first built and used as the Crown Property Bureau. Chachoengsao Province continued until now Crown Property Bureau Building Chachoengsao Province It is a single-storey brick building with a width of 19 meters and a length of 73 meters, with a hip roof. cement tile There is a neo-classical architectural style. combined with craftsmanship and local technology The building's floor plan is a long, narrow rectangle in the shape of an E, emphasizing the central porch and both ends, connected by wings. The working room is placed in the middle of the building. There are balconies on both sides, front and back. The highlight of the building is the central porch extending to the front wall, 3 widths, curved beam structure. In the middle of the column there is a gable panel. Gable roof of a Greek temple open type lintel The gable decorated with Garuda stucco The Crown Property Bureau has come to renovate the building according to academic principles. The original structure is preserved. Modified and modified to be useful as an office. and can preserve the historical architectural value of the building