Everything tagged: grade 3 listed building

It was described in the recent AMO review of listed buildings, ref. 597:

Historical Interest

The plot of land located at No. 64 Kennedy Road was originally owned by Ho Sau-hong (何壽康) who bought the land in 1905. The site was sold in 1924 to a woman named Wong Yik-mui (黃亦梅), the wife of Ngan Shing-kwan (顏成坤). It is not known whether the building was built before or after 1924.

No. 64 was the site of the private residence of the Ngan family for decades. During the period of Japanese Occupation (1941-1945), the building remained vacant for some time.

[Updated 28 May 2010: Replaced text about Tai Po Police station with correct text about Tai O. Thanks to Moddsey for catching the mistake]

The government's heritage website says:

This hangar was mentioned in the 'Japanese pillbox at Diamond Hill' place, but deserves its own entry. It is clear to see on the satellite photo above.

Here are the notes so far:

A recent copy of HK magazine had an article 'Tearing up the town' about historical areas that may be redeveloped and disappear. Their description of Tai Hom Village, Diamond Hill says: