Current condition
Ruin
Date completed
(Year is approximate.)
According to the 2017 report cited below, the masonry boundary wall was built circa 1908 to enclose the Lai Chi Kok quarantine station (now the site of the Jao Tsung-I Academy). Remnants of the wall can still be found near the former Customs Sub-station/Guard house:
"The [Jao Tsung-I] Academy, with High, Middle and Low zones, was once surrounded by a whole granite stone wall. The stone walls one can find in the main and back entrance are those remained [sic]."
Source: "Research Study and Heritage Interpretation of Historic Relics in Jao Tsung-I Academy" (2017), https://www.jtia.hk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/lw_paper_eng_120.pdf , at p.8 (see also p. 37 for a photo of the boundary wall remnants)