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WING KEE & CO

Submitted by Michael Blow on Thu, 2020-05-21 01:59
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
1850

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Submitted by AlexWONG on Sun, 2018-08-19 00:39
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
1926

Kwok Siu Lau's Comprador Agreement

Submitted by AlexWONG on Sun, 2018-08-19 00:39
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
1926

The Covering Page of this 1926 Agreement drawn up and prepared by Messr. Johnson Stokes & Master , Solicitors

kowloon walled city 1908

Submitted by john wong on Sun, 2018-07-15 22:18
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
1908

kowloon walled city 1910

Submitted by john wong on Sun, 2018-07-15 22:18
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
1910

Looking down view from the top of White Crane Hill

Shek Lung Kung Beacon - close view

Submitted by john wong on Mon, 2018-07-02 16:02
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
2009

Shek Lung Kung Beacon - far view

Submitted by john wong on Mon, 2018-07-02 16:02
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
2009

The rising up rocky mound is the Shek Lung Kung Beacon that I firstly found in 2009. You may not be able to see now from this this angle view as the AFCD have planted many trees in this area that block the view for tracing out this relic. One tree is even growing out from inside the hollow space of beacon.

Shek Lung Kung Beacon - far view

Submitted by john wong on Mon, 2018-07-02 16:02
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
2009

Shek Lung Kung Beacon - close-up view

Submitted by john wong on Mon, 2018-07-02 16:02
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
2009

Tin Ha Shan Summit - Stone Beacon

Submitted by john wong on Mon, 2018-07-02 10:04
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
2009

The close up view of Tin Ha Shan Stone Beacon. 

During the construction of the trigo station at the same point of Tin Ha Shan Stone Beacon, the stone slabs were disturbed and pushed down to give room for the builing up of trigo's base. Stone slabs rested in a circular pattern around the trigo. 

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