Current condition
Demolished / No longer exists
Date closed / demolished
(Day, Month, & Year are approximate.)
per the 1901 map
Later place(s) at this location
Photos that show this Place
1857
1868
1879
Comments
House named "Glenealy"
According to "The Great Fire of Hong Kong" by Adam Nebbs the house named Glenealy was the home of the taipan of Gibb, Livingstone and was situated on the site now occupied by the Roman Catholic Cathedral.
2 Caine Road
Glenealy Location
Referring to the new Roman Catholic Cathedral site, on page 3 of its December 8, 1883 edition, The China Mail notes that “The site was bought by the Catholic Mission from Messrs Gibb Livingstone & Co. for $50,000, including the lot where St. Joseph’s College stands and the house called Glenealy.”
regards,
Adam
Demolish Date
The house appears in photos from the mid 1920s here & here . In 1927 the building built as offices for the Catholic Diocese is complete so I would put the demolish date at 1925/26