I included this one despite it's lack of pillars. Its staircase was made of wood alright. If it's appearance is not the same as those Guangzhou style ones, it is just as old. At least it is older than I am. By the way, if you pay attention to the bronze plate when you walk by, you would recognize the same corporation operates at least four pawn shops on our list here.
These three had been marked as Government Property and I thought had been demolished together with the Lee Tung Street/Chun Yuen Street buildings. Obviously one of the shops is still being used by some charity or local group selling used items and/or organic vegetables. There is a guard post in one of the blocks.
This one was mentioned by fellow netter philk earlier. The height of this block is one floor extra than most of the ones that we have been marking up here. I had had a glimsp of the stair case and it also appeared to be made of wood. I cannot verify the building date of this by it's looks as it had been modernized in the past decades.
Had had a second look of this one earlier today, also from the upper deck of a bus. It was first brought up by fellow netter Philk on Tue, 2008-09-16 17:06.
This used to be a Guangzhou Style BBQ & preserved meat specialty store.
This one has no pillars.
I believe these three are within the rebuilt area. I don't know what their fate would be. They had not been boarded up yet, however.
The one on the right hand side (the restaurant) is #62
The one on the left is #60.
