Originally Edenhall, the old mansion on the site was used as the school building along with one half of Westbourne Villa (No 84 Bonham Road), where Rhine Court is today. A purpose built school was built c1960 before being replaced with the Scholastic Gardens development in the mid 1990's
Building was originally No 1 Babington Path before becoming No 1 Oaklands Path. Built by the Richmond Easte company in the 1890's.
Building was likely renamed Ardmore from Oaklands c1900 (although confusingly Oaklands appears in later juror lists), occupied by Butterfield and Swire employee's in the early 1900's.
Mr J Grant Sharp and his family lived here from 1884-1887. Prior to their occupation the tenants were Mr Kennard Davies from the North China insurance Company
Multiple families seemed to have lived her at the same time. Dr Eitel and his family was a tenant in 1886
There was a stable block at the house
Developed by the Richmond Estate Company in the 1890's. Advertised as Juvenix Lodge in the 1930's. The mansion became Pui Ying Middle School post WW2 before being demolished and replaced with a purpose built school building circa 1960. Scholastic Gardens replaced the school building in the mid 1990's
Built by Richmond Estate Company in the 1890's
Also called Beloon Lodge. Name changed to Belvoir Lodge c1900. Called Ardmore in 1904. In 1908 it was the home of Lau Chu Pak
- site redeveloped in the 1920s. Called Juvenix Lodge in the 1930's
Tai Wo Hospital opened on site in 1941 - likely in same building
Source: Plague, SARS and the Story of Medicine in Hong Kong