Priory Lodge [c.1870-????]
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Mr F A Hazeland, Clerk to the Justice of the Suprem Court and his family live here for 13 years prior to 1888
Mr F A Hazeland, Clerk to the Justice of the Suprem Court and his family live here for 13 years prior to 1888
Mr A G Aitkin/Aitken, Harbour Engineer for Hong Kong and Whampoa Dockyards lived here in 1888. He had lived in Westpoint for the previous 26 years (At Nullahside, Fairlea, Westbourne Villas) It became a very unhealty place in the mid 1880s due to the Nullah/Sewer between it and Fairlea
No 7 Bonham Road in 1900
House Between Babington Path and St Stephens Lane
Building prior to Nethersole Hospital. Unsure of what it was used for but it is in a similar sytle to other chapter/mission houses I have seen. It is where the day to dat work of the Mission was carried out.
Present Site of Kings College whose foundation stone was laid in 1923.
From the St Stephens College Website:
In 1901, a group of eight Chinese businessmen and community leaders wrote to the Governor of Hong Kong asking him to open an English school for Chinese children residing in the Colony.
See in aerial photo dated 1933 but gone in a 1963 shot.
Last Surviving 1920's Bonham Road Mansion