Phuoc Truong communal house is located in Phuoc My ward, Son Tra district, Da Nang city. The communal house was created to worship the gods, the local Emperor, the pre-sages, the post-sages, and was a meeting place for cultural activities of Phuoc Truong village community.

For many centuries, Phuoc Truong was a land between Han River and the East Sea. The village's land was mostly barren and wasteland. Towards the end of the 16th and the beginning of the 17thcentury, Mr. Phan Phu Van - the 15th generation descendant of the second genealogy Phan Cong Chanh grand father in Lac Cau, Le Duong town, Thang Hoa district (now Binh Duong commune, Thang Binh district, Quang Nam province) came here to settle down and is considered the pre-sage who founded today's Phuoc Truong village.

Legend has it that in Gia Long's time, when life gradually stabilized and the population was crowded, the people of Phuoc Truong village saved their money to build a simple communal house with thatches and bamboos. In its premises, there was a tall tamarind tree which was about 30 metters high, now over 200 years old, with luxuriant branches and leaves.

During the French colonial period, this communal house was chosen by the revolutionary cadres of the Eastern Zone as a place to meet and work, so the French colonialists repeatedly sent troops to sweep and burn the communal house. This is also the site of many important local historic events such as:

On August 26, 1945, at Phuoc Truong communal house, the provisional revolutionary government announced the abolition of the colonial and feudal government in Phuoc Truong and established the revolutionary government.

On August 19, 1947, at Phuoc Truong tamarind tree, the Eastern Party Committee held the August Revolution and National Day 2/9 Aniversary. This was the first time a meeting had been held in the heart of Da Nang city since the outbreak of the nationwide resistance war.

At the rear of the communal house, the Eastern Resistance Committee dug a secret tunnel connecting the communal house to Phuoc Hai village (in Phuoc Truong commune) as a shelter and circulatory path for revolutionary cadres to avoid the enemy detection and attack.

At the end of 1947, after the communal house was burned for the second time by the French colonialists, the communal house was relocated to its current location, about 200m from the old one.

Phuoc Truong Communal House is now located in an area of ​​more than 1,600 m2, including the following works: communal house, predecessors’ tomb area, Am Linh shrine, Nhan god shrine, Phuoc Hai village temple and Ong mausoleum, in which the communal house is the largest.

The communal house has a ground layout in the shape of letter Dinh (J) (also known as the "handle of the mallet"), which is arranged in three parts, including: the front porch has a reinforced concrete roof combined with a bell and drum tower; the main hall is horizontal with 3 compartment architecture; and the rear was built with arch architecture. In front of the communal house is a letter scroll motif screen.

In particular, in the communal house yard, there is also an ancient poon. Legend has it that the tree has existed for more than 400 years, from the early days when Phuoc Truong people set up the village.

Anually, there are rituals happening at Phuoc Truong communal house such as: pre-sage grave cleaning on the 1st of lunar August; pre-sage death anniversary on the 9th of lunar October; Peace praying on the 10th of lunar June.

Phuoc Truong communal house was recognized as a city-level historic relic in Decision No. 1774/QD-UBND dated April 3, 2017 of Da Nang People's Committee.

Nearby monuments and attractions:

- My Khe communal house, 289 Nguyen Cong Tru street, Phuoc My ward, Son Tra district (1.6 km to the South)

- Tan Thai village communal house, 63 Truong Dinh, Man Thai ward, Son Tra district (1.9 km to the North)