Greetings. If that is the still-standing 16-storey building on Nathan Road, I would say it was possible to see Nathan Road, then, from the far end of Jordan Road. The absence of redevelopment on the right side made this viewing possible. It is nice to see again these pre-war buildings as I attended P1 in 1950 at a school on Wai Ching Street to the left exterior. By this time, buses to the ferry terminal were using newer and bigger double deckers so this bus could be one of those that served rural area. Regards, Peter
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Jordan Road looking east
Greetings. If that is the still-standing 16-storey building on Nathan Road, I would say it was possible to see Nathan Road, then, from the far end of Jordan Road. The absence of redevelopment on the right side made this viewing possible. It is nice to see again these pre-war buildings as I attended P1 in 1950 at a school on Wai Ching Street to the left exterior. By this time, buses to the ferry terminal were using newer and bigger double deckers so this bus could be one of those that served rural area. Regards, Peter
Comparison
A couple of years earlier?
The main photo shows a building on the left that is under construction and covered in scaffolding. That's Booman House.
It was finished in 1960, so this photo was likely taken in 1959-60.