1960s: Views along the tram line

Join us for a tram ride eastwards across Hong Kong island. You can click any of the photos below to see other readers' comments, and / or leave your own.

tram ride 1967

1960s Hong Kong

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1960s #72 Des Voeux Road Central, Tak Wing Pawn Shop

1960s Des Voeux Road Central

Des Voeux Rd C

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1963 Des Voeux Road Central

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Des Voeux Road 1965

Des Voeux Road April 1966

"A60 Business centre HK"

Banks at Queen's Road Central

1960s Central Banking District

Mid-1960's Des Voeux Road C2

1967 Bank of China Building

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1966 Statue Square and City Hall

1967 Bank of China Building

Bank of China

1960s Traffic Pagoda

1960s Hilton Hotel

Hong Kong Hilton, 1966

Queen's Road 1967

1966 Murray House

Hong Kong Festival 1969

1964 Queensway and Union Jack Club

1965 Junction of Queen's Road East & Hennessy Road

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1965 Hennessy Road

Methodist Sailors and Soldiers' home c.1965

Suzie Wong - Johnston Road

Trams at Methodist Church

1963 軒尼詩道 = Hennessy Road

Suzie Wong - Johnston Road

1961 Gresson Street

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1967 Tram line

Junction of Wanchai & Johnston Roads

1960s Wanchai tram

Harper (Year 1968)

1961 Junction of Stewart & Hennessy Roads

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1960s Hennessy Rd/Percival Street & New York Cinema

1960s Causeway Bay Roundabout

Hoover Theatre, 1964

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1968 Causeway Bay Roundabout

Victoria Park

1960s Causeway Road

Dudley Davenport, Causeway Road

1960s Tin Hau

1960s King's Road

Golden Star Theatre 金星戲院 (1968)

1960 Shau Kei Wan Road

Thanks to everyone who shared these photos with us. If you can add any more, please go ahead and upload them to Gwulo (here's how) and I'll add them in to this page. It would be great to see views along the tram line before Sheung Wan and after Tin Hau.

If you enjoyed these, you can also go back in time to take a tram ride in the 1930s, or the 1950s. Or if you'd like more photos of Hong Kong in the 1960s, I recommend you take a look at Mike Cussans's photos.

Regards, David