Don't know of the society is still operational, but at least I saw a Merc parked inside, thus I marked it as in-use. The big Banyan Tree had invaded upon the back and the small building next door.
The Nan Fung Cotton Mills were established in 1954 at 45 Pak Tin Par St, Tsuen Wan, where they still stand today.
By 1970, six mills had been constructed on the site. In 2008, they ceased operation and the buildings were used as warehouses.
From 2014-2018, the buildings underwent restoration and revitalisation for adaptive reuse as a cultural hub, which is now called 'The Mills' and is open to the public. The project received an award for 'New Design in Heritage Contexts' from UNESCO in 2019.
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Hi there,
Got this also from page 210 of Mapping Hong Kong, at the Junction of Taxeco Road and Castle Peak Road. This Amusement Park was once the sister installment of the Lai Chi Kok Amusement Park.
Finally found its location from page 210 of Mapping Hong Kong, at the approximation of Tai Ho Road and Yeung Uk Road.
Location is approximate
