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peak hk/Peak Mansions

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1986

peak mansions 1966

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1966
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Peak Mansions ghosts

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1987
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Article from the South China Morning Post, circa 1987, relating an interview with the former Commissioner of Police, Roy Henry (a former resident of Peak Mansions), and his experiences of ghosts in the building. 

Peak Mansions - Man Leaps to Death

Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
1939
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Article from the Hongkong Telegraph, 16th October 1939, relating the incident of a burglary at the sixth floor flat of Mr & Mrs Guenther Stein, a Far East correspondent. The burglar apparently plunged to his death through an open window, having mistaken it for a door when trying to make his escape. 

Peak Mansions advertisment 1928

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1928
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Advert in the Hongkong Telegraph for 5th November 1928, offering flats at Peak Mansions. The text reads:

"The Peak Mansions - Situated within TWo Minutes; Walk from the Tram Station and overlooking the Southern Side of the Island. Ready for Occupation. Five-Roomed and Six-Roomed Apartments with all Modern Conveniences, Drying Rooms and Out-house, Two Lifts. Apply to -- Credit Foncier d'Extreme Orient, 4th Floor, French Bank Building." 

Peak Mansions taken from Lugard Road in 1974

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1974
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Peak Mansions plans

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1956
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Peak Mansions & Mount Kellett, c.1950

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A photo of Peak Mansions and Mount Kellett in the early Fifties. The Peak Cafe is visible in the foreground, and the ruins of the old Peak Hotel (which stopped operating in about 1936) can be seen on the left. Note that the top of Mount Kellett is intact; the top was removed later on when a reservoir (I think?) was built there.  

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1950
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