香港殖民地时期建筑

Hong Kong Colonial Architecture. The Old Hong Kong Today     A lot of historial architecture in HK has sadly been torn down in the name of progress, but what is left is a great contrast to the many skycrapers of the city. Most of these buildings shown here are still in general use rather than made into museums St. Pauls Church British Pillar Mail Boxes. Originally painted red before the handover Sham Shui Po Police Station Central Police Station Old Stanley Police Station (now ahem... a supermarket) Murray House in Stanley, south HK Island Queen's Pier, will be gone soon sadly due to harbour reclamation The roof of the Former Blake's Pier In Central (Where 2 IFC is today). The roof will soon be moved to a soon to be built pier near the Murray House Pedder Building Former British Military Hospital Arched tenements that used to cover all of HK Former Marine Police Headquarters Legislative Council Building King's College University of Hong Kong Main Building Fringe Club Apartments/Mansions    LEGCO Building, Central The Peninsula, Tsim Sha Tsui Murray House, Stanley (formerly Central)

The Clock Tower in Tsim Sha Tsui

Western Market (1906) Central Police Station (1864, 1910, 1925)