British hong kong

Hong Kong is still one of the most visually fascinating places in the world, funny how that Mercedes doesn't look out of place at all.

Hong Kong, 1970's.

Old Hong Kong in Color Photos from 1953-1985.

It has been over 131 years since the Peak Tram opened in Hong Kong though, technically, it is not even a tram but a cable-hauled funicular railway. Below is a brief, visual history of one of the city’s most iconic treasures. Photo: richardwonghk6 on Flickr The son of Queen Victoria, Alfred, became the first royal visitor to make a ritual […]

Hong Kong

FASCINATING photographs of Hong Kong taken 150 years ago show what life was like before the skyscrapers dominated the skyline. John Thomson was one of the first British photographers to travel over…

Martin Cater, Headmaster of St George's School (middle), lower the Union Flag for the last time at St George's School in Norfolk Road, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong, July 12, 1996

Hong Kong

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Old photos of Hong Kong show the historic events that made it the city it is today | South China Morning Post

See the events that have left their mark on the city’s recent history

These are what everyday life in Hong Kong looked like in the 1960s. Kowloon airview in the 1960s Kowloon–Canton Railway on Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, 1963 Kwun Tong view in 1969 Ladder Street, 1961 Ladder Street, 1967 Man Mo temple in 1969 Maryknoll Convent School in the early 1960s Miramar Hotel outside, 1962 Nathan Road at night, 1963 Nathan Road at night, 1963 Nathan Road in 1963 Nathan Road in 1963 Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei, 1966 Over Chakwoling, 1963 Peak tram station, 1961 Peak tram…

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