Found this website from New Zealand with most interesting images.
Credits: The Peak tram with a view out over Hong Kong city and harbour. Whites Aviation Ltd :Photographs. Ref: WA-22553-F. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22513051
In the back (righthand side) is the empty space where old Richmond House stood, and second generation isn't built yet. <Read more ...>
This photograph of the grave of William Redwood, father of Olive, Barbara and Mabel and husband of Mabel Winifred Redwood has been kindly sent for posting on Gwulo by Barbara Anslow. It was taken shortly after the grave's erection in the Hong Kong Cemetery in July 1940. See also "Letter from Dad" http://gwulo.com/atom/21884 written to his wife and daughters by William Redwood three days before his death. <Read more ...>
The header of this one is "Charles Dobie :ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY HMCS ONTARIO, Photos Submitted by Ken Johnson, Hong Kong and Area, 1945.
The subscript is: Photo 5 : Negative #ON-0097: Stanley Civilian Internment Camp. Note the battle damage in the Prison Officers' Club (bullet holes in the buildings). <Read more ...>
Found this on http://ancilknance.com/bethnance/ "My Life, by Elizabeth M. Nance". This includes descriptions of the life in the Stanley Civilian Internment Camp.
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):
1948
The Norwegian airline Braathens S.A.F.E. was the first airline to offer flights bring Hong Kong schoolchildren back for their summer holidays. This was in 1948. Later the SCMP reported their success and that one father who had been interned in Shamshuipo during war saw his son for the first time in nine years and another child had his first return visit in fourteen years. See also http://gwulo.com/node/27397<Read more ...>
