This was built to replace the previous, first-generation market building that was on the north-west corner of the Centre Street / Second Street cross roads. The current, third-generation market occupies two sites, the sites of both the first- and second-generation market buildings.
It appears in photos from the 1950s & 60s as a long, thin building running roughly west-to-east between Yan Hin and Fu Shin Streets. The eastern entrance to the market is shown in this 1958 photo: <Read more ...>
Redevelopment of the area where the old TST Market (on the photo bottom right) stood. The new built One Peking Road looks different to the proposed one showed below the photo. Also, the park sketched in front of the former Water Police Station wasn't built.
91. Market and Slaughter House at Aberdeen.—The preparation of the site for this market, begun in 1910, was completed in March at a cost of $4,613.11, of which $2,413.11 was spent in 1911. It consisted of reclaiming an area on the foreshore between the principal portion of the village and the Dock Company’s premises and included the construction of one of the side walls of a nullah. <Read more ...>
