2ik7ns-AW_ Mon, 04/19/2021 - 15:04 oldernewer The last of three night photographs again of the Silver Jubilee Date picture taken 1935 Tags traffic light Shows place(s) Asiatic Building / Shell House (1st generation) [1924-1958] Jardine House (2nd generation) [1909-c.1955] Gloucester Building / Gloucester Hotel [1932-1977] Pedder Building [1924- ] China Building (1st generation) [1924-1975] Log in or register to post comments Comments Asiatic Building (Shell House) Easy to identify as the name of the building is written on it: Shell House. The street is Pedder Street, see this daylight photo: p046A-EE061.newsletter.jpg, by Admin And the story behind it. Log in or register to post comments 1935 Silver Jubilee Illuminations 1935 Silver Jubilee Illuminations. In the 1937 Illuminations as shown here, Shell House was adorned with a crown and "G. R." Log in or register to post comments Asiatic Building Thank you for the information with location plus the additional history.. It shows that some photographs can provide a wealth of information Log in or register to post comments
Asiatic Building (Shell House) Easy to identify as the name of the building is written on it: Shell House. The street is Pedder Street, see this daylight photo: p046A-EE061.newsletter.jpg, by Admin And the story behind it. Log in or register to post comments
1935 Silver Jubilee Illuminations 1935 Silver Jubilee Illuminations. In the 1937 Illuminations as shown here, Shell House was adorned with a crown and "G. R." Log in or register to post comments
Asiatic Building Thank you for the information with location plus the additional history.. It shows that some photographs can provide a wealth of information Log in or register to post comments
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Asiatic Building (Shell House)
Easy to identify as the name of the building is written on it: Shell House. The street is Pedder Street, see this daylight photo:
And the story behind it.
1935 Silver Jubilee Illuminations
1935 Silver Jubilee Illuminations. In the 1937 Illuminations as shown here, Shell House was adorned with a crown and "G. R."
Asiatic Building
Thank you for the information with location plus the additional history..
It shows that some photographs can provide a wealth of information