Buxey Lodge (1st Generation) - Caine Road [1876-1981] | Gwulo: Old Hong Kong

Buxey Lodge (1st Generation) - Caine Road [1876-1981]

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Submitted by annelisec on Tue, 2010-03-16 21:46
Current condition: 
Demolished / No longer exists
Date Place completed: 
1876-01-01
Date Place demolished: 
1981-01-01

Directory & Chronicle

1884 - Mody, H.N., Buxey Lodge, Caine Road.

1885 - Mody Mrs. H.N. Buxey Lodge Caine Road

In 1909, Mody bought a new house, then called "New Lands" on Conduit Road. In May 1910, having spent some months living at the King Edward Hotel in a suite of private apartments, he moved into the new Buxey Lodge.

The house was sold in 1912 to Pung Young Wo.

It survived until the 1985 - when it was replaced by Albron Court.

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Submitted by anonymous-01 on Wed, 2010-03-17 19:37.

I see from this excellent information that Buxey Lodge was originally No 31 Caine Road.

I think my great grandfather and family lived at 33 Caine Road in 1905. Has anybody got information or pictures of this house?

Submitted by annelisec on Wed, 2010-03-17 20:03.

Check out the new "place" Forest Lodge. Liz Chater's comments suggest she has a picture of Forest Lodge.  It and Buxey Lodge in Caine Rd are the same shape on the 1901 map.

Submitted by lizchater on Sun, 2010-03-21 06:21.

Sorry no photo of Forest Lodge.......but it the plot was identical then maybe the houses were too, in which case the photo above will be what you're after. :)

Liz

Submitted by annelisec on Mon, 2010-03-29 14:56.

Here is the research done by the PRO of the two Buxey Lodges:

 

 

Submitted by moddsey on Sun, 2012-05-27 08:55.

China Mail 18 May 1909

1909 Buxey Lodge - Caine Road

 

Submitted by David on Mon, 2016-08-22 13:12.

It stood on IL94, at the northwest corner of the Caine Road / Aberdeen Street junction.

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Submitted by David Ma on Wed, 2021-03-24 19:08.

Some furniture of the mansion including a huge stain glass door, blackwood table, side table and chairs can be found in the Hong Kong Heritage Museum (donated by Mr Ronald C Y Poon).