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1890s Peak Tram with bridges

Submitted by Klaus on Thu, 2021-12-23 00:14

Unusual view onto the lower part of the Peak Tram, more to the west than the "usual photos".

Photo taken after 1892 when the MacDonnell Road bridge over Peak Tram [1892- ] was finished. Likely not much later than 1893 as the only building visible is Union Church (3rd generation) [1891-c.1944]. May Road bridge hasn't been built yet, it's from 1907. <Read more ...>

Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):

1893

Tags:

Peak Tram

Union Church

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pre-1912.png

Submitted by TN Kwok on Wed, 2021-06-09 20:06

Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):

1900

Cropped from a photo of probably 1900's, before The First Church of Christ Scientific was built on Macdonnell Road (in 1912).

Ballindae was the second building from the left.

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1926-1927 View of Ballindae, St. Paul’s Girls’ College, and Union Church (3rd generation)

Submitted by TN Kwok on Wed, 2021-06-09 20:00

Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):

1926

1926-1927 View of Ballindae (bottom left), St. Paul’s Girls’ College (in scaffold), and Union Church (3rd generation). <Read more ...>

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James Henry KYNOCH [c.1882-1926]

Submitted by jill on Sun, 2020-11-29 04:12

Status:

Deceased

Sex:

Male

Names

Family:

Kynoch

Given:

James Henry

Birth

Date:

c.1882-01-01 (Year, Month, Day are approximate)

Birthplace (town, state):

Edinburgh

Death

Date:

1926-02-05

Other

Other reference:

C.E. Warren's funeral

James Kynoch was Senior Inspector of Works at the time of his death and had been with the PWD for 18 years. He had worked on the construction of the Panama Canal. He was one of the original promoters of the Kowloon Golf Club, a member of the Kowloon Cricket Club and a member of the Committee of the Union Church, Kowloon. He seems to have been a long standing friend and PWD contact of my grandfather, Charles Warren and a Kowloon neighbour. He is one of the twenty or so people listed in the SCMP as attending Charles Warren's funeral at St Michael's Cemetery in June 1923. <Read more ...>