Hi Annelise, Are you sure they had a building here? The 1900 Jurors List shows a "5, Garden Road" address for one employee, but then it also shows a "30, Elgin Street" address for another. I wonder if these are just residential addresses, rather than offices or stables?
5 Garden Road..... Don't know if the #5 of present day Garden Road is the same as the #5 back then. Were there a government staple at Lower Albert Road next to the present day American Consulate back then? I wonder.......
That's interesting. As Thomas and 80skid say, there's the stables on Lower Albert Road we know about. Seems unlikely that would have a Garden Road address though.
There's a 'livery stables' on this 1880 map (bottom left corner):
It's inside the military area, so I always assumed it was for the army's horses, but maybe it's the 'horse repository' mentioned above, or at least the horse repository was somewhere nearby?
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Hi Annelise, Are you sure
Hi Annelise, Are you sure they had a building here? The 1900 Jurors List shows a "5, Garden Road" address for one employee, but then it also shows a "30, Elgin Street" address for another. I wonder if these are just residential addresses, rather than offices or stables?
Regards, David
Re: Kennedy's Horse Repository - Garden Road?
Hi there,
5 Garden Road..... Don't know if the #5 of present day Garden Road is the same as the #5 back then. Were there a government staple at Lower Albert Road next to the present day American Consulate back then? I wonder.......
Best Regards,
T
Stables
Hi: the government ones on Lower Albert Road would have been around then
http://gwulo.com/node/6075
Horse Repository and Hongkong Dairy
1894 - The Directory & chronicle for China, Japan, Corea, Indo-China, ...
Horse Repository and Hongkong Dairy, Garden Road, rear of Murray Barracks
re: Horse Repository and Hongkong Dairy
That's interesting. As Thomas and 80skid say, there's the stables on Lower Albert Road we know about. Seems unlikely that would have a Garden Road address though.
There's a 'livery stables' on this 1880 map (bottom left corner):
It's inside the military area, so I always assumed it was for the army's horses, but maybe it's the 'horse repository' mentioned above, or at least the horse repository was somewhere nearby?
Regards, David
Horse Repository
This narrows it down a bit (second item down):
http://sunzi1.lib.hku.hk/hkgro/view/g1881/680566.pdf
That's the map. It is the
That's the map. It is the Livery Stable. Do you think I have it placed correctly on the modern map ?
It looks about right to me.
It looks about right to me.