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If you'd like to meet some of the regular contributors to gwulo.com, why not join us for dinner? We're meeting in the evening at the Foreign Correspondent's Club in Central.
You are very welcome to join us. It's nothing formal, just a chance to put faces to names, and have a chat.
Please email me by Monday 7th to confirm, so we can book the table: <Read more ...>
If you're trying to trace a person living in Hong Kong during those years, there's a good chance they're included in Tony Banham's extensive research of wartime Hong Kong.
Evacuated in 1940
Although Tony hasn't listed these people on his website, he's already gathered a lot of information about them for a future book. Here's the description from the "Book 4: Future Research" page on his website: <Read more ...>
I read from a newspaper that there is now an exhibition of HK aviation history at the Airport. According to the newspaper article, it is on the Departures level in Terminal 1. Has anyone got a chance to have a look? Is it worth heading all the way out to Chek Lap Kok to see it? <Read more ...>
I'm leading a [free] tour of Govenment Hill in Central, starting at the HSBC building, this Saturday. If you would like to come, click through to the website below and send me an email:
I am trying to piece together the early life of my grandfather and great aunt who were both born in Hong Kong in 1895 and 1898 respectively. I wonder if any forum members may have any tips for my search. Research I have done so far:- <Read more ...>
