This photo shows the site of King George V Memorial Park (Kowloon) in 1948. Shortly after opening Hong Kong was invaded and occupied by the Japanese. Wikipedia refers that the park was partly destroyed and used as a refuse dump. In 1948 it looks as if the site has been cleared already. Only a pavilion and a small building survived the war.
Site of King George V Memorial Park (Kowloon) 1948, by Klaus
In 2011 I took a photo of a pavilion inside the park
Pavilion at King George V Memorial Park , by Klaus
I wonder if this is the one from the 1948 photo, but likely not.
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Opening of King George V Memorial Park (Kowloon)
The park was opened on 11 June 1941. HK Daily Press 12 June 1941 refers.
pavilion inside King George V Memorial Park (Kowloon)
This photo shows the site of King George V Memorial Park (Kowloon) in 1948. Shortly after opening Hong Kong was invaded and occupied by the Japanese. Wikipedia refers that the park was partly destroyed and used as a refuse dump. In 1948 it looks as if the site has been cleared already. Only a pavilion and a small building survived the war.
In 2011 I took a photo of a pavilion inside the park
I wonder if this is the one from the 1948 photo, but likely not.