The well known temple almost cannot be seen due to overgrown trees and illegal buildings around. Lower right hand - the building where restaurant 一定好荼樓 was in.
The white building centre left is the Market Street Public Toilet and Bathhouse. <Read more ...>
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Located at 10 Market Street. Was built on the site of the old Yau Ma Tei Market, likely around 1960. It has three floors and extends from Shanghai to Temple Streets.
Gutzlaff Street photo uphill, shows the Gutzlaff Street Public Toilet and Bathhouse (the beige cloured building with the grey waste box). At the end of the Gutzlaff Street is Gage Street. <Read more ...>
Was located at the Junction of Gutzlaff Street and Chuk Hing Lane, Central District, opened in 1949. It was a two-story building which covered an area of 190 m2, ground floor for male, and first floor for female users. It had a rectangular shape with the smaller side facing Gutzlaff Street. It’s shown on the 1975 map below: <Read more ...>
