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I've upgraded one of the components on the webserver (PHP, from version 5.4 to 5.6), for a small improvement in performance.
It shouldn't affect the site otherwise, but if you find anything isn't working please let me know.
Regards, David
Exhibition from 11-4 @ CACHE (10 different groups exhibiting), and seminar (in Chinese only) from 1-4 at the nearby Kau Yan School. More information at: http://www.archives.org.hk/en/page.php?pagename=latest_news&submenu=LAT…
Looks good, I'll go along.
Regards, David
I've created this page so we can identify which buildings were used for which mission and the various names used for each. e.g. Berlin and Basel missions were different.
| Country | Name | Properties |
|---|---|---|
|
Italian Convent (Catholic) |
Canossian Daughters of Charity (Canossian Sisters) |
Italian Convent IL149 |
Hi All. I just thought I would start a forum topic on this since I have seen it alot in the SCMP and other news outlets recently. It seems that not only downed Japanese plane wrecks could exist from the Battle of Hong Kong, but also. TBM Avenger wrecks have been found.
Here are 3 SCMP articles about TDM Avenger wrecks found in HK Island.
http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1240922/site-crashed-us-warp…
Hi
I am researching the pre-1957 Star Ferry, especially the Tsim Sha Tsui side. Would anyone be able to help with details, unique quirks, etc. I am also trying to determine the fare at the time. The closest I've come was 20c in 1959 - post move - does anyone know if this was the fare before the move, or if the move triggered an increase?
Greatly appreciate any and all comments!
I am having trouble uploading this URL
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mercycube/6313284875/
Also, the "search on flickr" option give me an error message.
Thanks,
Hi all. I was on Ship Street in Wanchai this past friday and came accross a noteworthy site. As per the photos, these sites were very overgrown. They did appear to be some sort of military structures, but not like many I had seen. Appearing as a large series of bunkers partially embedded in the site of an incline face. After standing over a construction fence to take pictures for less than a minute I was told by a construction contractor that photos were prohibited.
Hello all,
New on here having just found this lovely site.
Just come across this site and found it fascinating. I was living in HK - (Father worked at Hong Kong Electric Co North Point) -from Dec 1949 until Feb 1954. Dad left HK in 1967.
Map of AASL sites in Hong Kong
http://www.theguardian.com/cities/2016/may/10/china-pearl-river-delta-then-and-now-photographs
Gwulo readers may find this of interest...fun to see how much has changed over the years.
The picture from Fei Ngo Shan which they used was taken from my Gwulo collection.
Mike Cussans