Hong Kong Daily Press 20 August 1923
This would be the typhoon of 18 August 1923. I guess the location is Nathan Road opposite St. Andrew's Church on the left hand side of the road northbound.
The wall is still in situ and up the slope is Whitfield Barracks.
Same place?
Probably Yes, from following the newspaper record of events. Looks like due to traffic the benches had been re-sited onto the pavement.
Were men allowed to sit on the bench by the 1970s? On the 20s photo above, the bench has a notice printed on it:
"Women and children only"
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Re: Typhoon
Hong Kong Daily Press 20 August 1923
This would be the typhoon of 18 August 1923. I guess the location is Nathan Road opposite St. Andrew's Church on the left hand side of the road northbound.
The wall is still in situ and up the slope is Whitfield Barracks.
Typhoon
Same place?
Probably Yes
Probably Yes, from following the newspaper record of events. Looks like due to traffic the benches had been re-sited onto the pavement.
Can I sit down?
Were men allowed to sit on the bench by the 1970s? On the 20s photo above, the bench has a notice printed on it:
"Women and children only"