During Sept.& Oct. I visited some heritage sites including study halls and schools.
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Hong Kong Adventist College, Sai Kung
taken 0n 16 September
The College was built in 1937. Due to the outbreak of Sino-Japanese War, the former South Union Training Institution was evacuated from mainland to Hong Kong.
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| Taken in the Library with a former colleague at Hong Kong Institute of Education |
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| Lui Sang Chun at Lai Chi Kok Road, taken on 5 Oct. |
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St Stephen's Girls' College, Lyttelton Road
taken on 6 Oct.
The college, founded in1906 bythe Church Missionary Society of the Anglican Church of England, moved to its present site in 1923.
King' College, Bonham Road, taken on 6 Oct.
It was completed in 1926 but officially opened by the then Governor Sir Cecil Clementi. During the Japanese Occupation, it was used as a military mule and horse stable for the Japanese army.
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King's College main entrance
The fig tree. Background is the classroom where I studied.
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I studied at the college for the matriculation course from 1965 to 1967.
The University of Hong Kong
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| Main building was completed in 1912. |
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| Hung Hing Ying Building was opened in 1919. Both buildings formed the main campus in the University's early stage. | | |
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