Road junction in Sheung Wan. The streets were constructed when the 1850/60's Praya Reclamation [1859- ] was finished in Sheung Wan in 1859. Originally, Bonham Strand and Wing Lok Street continued forming a triangle-shaped island between them, terminated by Morrison Street.
Around 2005, the junction was reconstructed to form the Sheung Wan Cultural Square. Wing Lok Street now terminates at Morrison Street.
From the Government Annual Report for 1985:
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Little known about this theatre, it appears on a 1870's photo.
There it says: The western-style building, on the extreme left, is Ko Shing Theatre, popular at the time with patrons of Chinese opera.
Pease see a street view link as for the time being.
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.
