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I am interested in finding any photos of police officers based in Hong Kong around the 1930s, I am interested in their uniforms, can any one help?
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A series of articles on the history of Hong Kong taken from the South China Morning Post, June 17, 1933 - April 13, 1935 and rearranged alphabetically by subject.
When I get time, I'm going to read these 5 books.
call number is 951.25 JAR v 1- 5 at the Public Records Office
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would anyone have any old pictures of st. christopher's home in tai po between 1958- 1967 you like to share? I have gone through google search and other site. also skh home page. this is just to jot the wonderful memories i had at the home. thanks
Does anyone knows where "Hotel Mansion" (opposite to the Hong Kong Hotel) is exactly located?
Excerpt from a guide printed for the internal use of a British Hong in Hong Kong in 1886
Protocols for the European Staff -
Relationships with the Local Staff
Hi,
You may or may not know that the Government is planning to sell half of the Central Government Offices at Battery Path and Ice House Street. I, and the Government Hill Concern Group, want to stop them - and protect this very historic site by changing the zoning to put a cap on building heights to no higher than the existing buildings and designating the whole area a "special historical protected area".
Dear Guys
I stumbled upon your superb website the other day. I live in the uk and have visited HK a few times in the past, mostly for holidays. I belong to a group in the UK called Subterranea Britannica or subbrit. It is a club for people interested in underground and military complexes.
I am due to be in Hong Kong in 2 weeks time, I suddenly thought that there maybe some interesting underground structures. Especially as it was in British hands for so long. I would imagine there are many people who were based or worked in such areas.
What's the capital of the crown colony (dependent territory from the early 1980s onwards with the passage of the new act)? How were capitals defined in British colonies?
I would be most grateful for any advice about travel to HK in the 1850s-60s. I know there were tea clippers and also assume that, as the Colony had a big garrison, there must have been some regular ships (perhaps naval) calling and particular routes taken.
Any information pre 1869 and the opening of the Suez Canal would be appreciated as would a source of passenger lists. Thanks.
Sean
Can I edit the description of a photograph I have previously posted on Gwulu?
I posted a photograph without realizing that I was not logged on and it now appears as posted by "Anonymous".
Can I change this?
And How?