Notes from Klaus:
The 1937 HK Street Index refers on page 243:
| Wanchai Road | ||
| 33 | I.L. 378 and I.L. 379 | Chapel |
| 35 | I.L. 379 | and |
| 37 | I.L. 379 | School |
Street numbers and lots are on Wanchai Road opposite the junction with Cross Street.
AAB's Historic Building Appraisal:
Historic Building Appraisal
S.K.H. All Saints’ Cathedral
No. 2 Yim Po Fong Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon
Historical Interest
St James church at 112 Kennedy rd was built in 1950.
In 2013, it was rebuilt. SKH st james primary school moved to the building next to the rebuilt church.
https://www.skhsjps.edu.hk/zh_tw/site/view?name=%E9%9B%85%E5%90%84%E7%B…
It opened in 1872 but was destroyed less than two years later in the 1874 typhoon and had to be rebuilt.
The two-storey church was built in 1912 in Neo-Grecian style. An annex was added in 1956.
On IL1855
It was at numbers 10 & 12, Pedder Street, next to the General Post Office. It is mentioned in footnote 733 to Stuart Braga's thesis about his family:
From the 1845 Map
In 1963, both the Church and the Annex were demolished. The 3rd generation St. Stephen's Church was built on the old site of the Annex, and St. Stephen's Church College was built on the old site of the Church, both opening in 1965
Source here
Built on the site of the previous Union Church, which was demolished during the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong.
The Church website gives the completion dates of the current buildings:
The church building 'disappeared' during World War 2 and has been rebuilt over time, with the Fellowship Hall in 1949, the Sanctuary in 1955 and the Annex in 1970.
