This photograph was taken 1909-1910 at Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon and shows the just completed Kowloon-Canton railway ( (KCR) track running from left to right across the picture. On the right, is the newly formed junction of Salisbury Road with Nathan Road (This name had only been changed from Robinson Road in 1909). Opposite the junction is a railway level crossing and road which led to the site of Holt's Wharf, which had not yet been constructed in this picture. To the right of this on the water front are warehouses "godowns", which appear to part of the Kowloon Wharf properties which stood at this location. ( The three- storey building behind the godowns might be the same building which appeared in a picture captioned "c. 1900 Mystery building on TST seafront [1895-1912] " posted on this forum last year. These buildings were demolished to make way for the new Tsim Sha Tsui railway terminus. ( From the P. A. Crush Chinese Railway Collection. )