I think it stood roughly where the eastern end of Luen Wo Apartments and Nam Tin Building stand today. It was very close to the North Point power station, and @jjohnantonsmith notes it was "the duty engineer's quarters, where my father (Raymond Smith) and my mother (Pixie Smith) lived until his retirement in 1956; he cultivated the garden in front of the house."
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):
1955
No. 7 steam turbine (the second one) was in commission as early as 1932 so survived the war.
This was an unusual type to see in the 1960s as it was a Brush Ljungstrom machine, unlike the usual conventional British steam turbines similar to No 9 in the foreground.<Read more ...>
