Top of Broadwood Road 1949

This post-war 1949 aerial photo of the top of Broadwood Road is courtesy of the Lands Office. The area where The Towers is located is actually a bit of a blur. I can contextualise it in relation to the steep zigzag road leading up to the house beyond the space that was The Towers's lawn - perhaps that was no. 18. No. 21, the single house just below The Towers is also visible. The area that may interest you, Aldi, is more distinct. I think eurasian_david's hypothesis that the number 24 is unlucky in Cantonese is interesting, but the address of 24 Broadwood Road clearly still existed when Harvey Decker lived there.