Cropped from 1930s Star Theatre
Jimmy's Kitchen at (approx. 28) Hankow Road. Wasn't mentioned on their website. <Read more ...>
Hankow Road with Peking Road crossing in the centre. Four blocks are are visible:
clockwise from left:
Ho Tung Mansions
Star Theatre
European Houses on Hankow Road (1920/30's)
1930s Block of European Flats <Read more ...>
From 1920 to 1930, many European houses were built in Tsim Sha Tsui. The houses on Hankow Road shown here probably are already second generation. The lots where they were built on are shown below: <Read more ...>
From the 1896 map on Gwulo.
Three blocks/houses on Hankow Road are marked in red
bottom: K.I.L. 406, 407, 619 (today No.s 12A (Peking Road), 14 to 36 Hankow Road)
centre: K.I.L. 400 (today 38 to 44 Hankow Road)
top: K.I.L. 3,5 (today 45,45 Haiphong Road) <Read more ...>
Cropped from here (Lock Road, 1973)
One of the many locations of the Red Lion Inn. <Read more ...>
Taken from Prat Avenue, looking at the junction of Prat and Hart Avenues. Rose Mansion on the left.
(photo slightly enhanced) <Read more ...>
From The Hongkong Telegraph 1941-01-14
<Read more ...>
Think this is Tai Wo Compradore at 10-12 Hankow Road (junction with Peking Road). <Read more ...>
Named after: Manuel Prat Pujoldevall, O.P. (1873-1947), Vicar Apostolic of Amoy since 1916 (see comments below)
Details: Prat Avenue is a short road in Tsim Sha Tsui. It is (today) about 200 m long and runs from Carnarvon Road to Chatham Road South.
Timeline: <Read more ...>
Download free sample chapters, or buy the books:
Click on your area of interest to choose from over 30,000 pages about old Hong Kong:
Or choose a popular article:
