MacDonnell Road Station, Peak Tram [1936- ]
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MacDonnell Road Station opened mid-September 1936.
MacDonnell Road Station opened mid-September 1936.
2 identical blocks of flats built c1933 (from road renumbering). No 4 (Where Tycoon Court is today) was demolished in the 1960's but No. 2 survived until the 1980's before being replaced by Yukon court which was completed in May 1991
Site owned by Henderson Land, currently (April 2017) being demolished
Marked as a Police Station on the 1845 map
Constructed in the 1860's. In 1949 only the two units on the eastern end of the building survived, where 62C & half of 62D Robinson Road now stand.
Appears on 1901 map unnamed
Occupied in 1908 by Cheung Tseung Che, who established a ship chandelling business with his brother called Messers Robert Jack & Co c1875. Firm is based at No 41 Connaught Road and is the biggest in the colony in 1908
Source: Twentieth century impressions of Hong-Kong, Shanghai, and other Treaty Ports of China, 1908
House was supposedly originally occupied by Mr Paul Chater
There was a house here before the Dominican Priory was built: http://gwulo.com/node/21928
Garden Terrace Blocks 1 to 3. According to Centadata it has 3 blocks with a total of 222 units. First occupation was September 1983.
Robinson Garden Apartments located at 3-3G Robinson Road (Mid-levels). According to Centadata 4 blocks with 80 units. Dates of first occupation are as follows:
House Numbers | Date of first occupation |
3-3A | 04/1974 |
3B-3C | 12/1959 |
3D-3E | 07/1958 |
3F-3G | 03/1962 |