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Back Drop of the two Grand Birthday Events, Fly Dragon Terrace, Tin Hau Temple Road, Hong Kong, featuring birthday decorations , vintage cars in the fore ground.
A few more old photos of the Terrace from the internet.
Location of Fly Dragon Terrace marked by red arrows.
Fly Dragon Terrace is just off the right edge of the photo.
Late 1920's.
1930's
1956
Causeway Bay & Fly Dragon Terrace, c. 1940's.
Fly Dragon Terrace (Red arrow)
Fly Dragon Terrace, Causeway Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong 1955. Internet photo.
Fly Dragon Terrace viewed from Stubbs Road.
Causeway Bay then & now with Fly Dragon Terrace completely obscured.
Another View of Victoria Harbour and Fly Dragon Terrace c. 1950's
Causeway Bay in early 1920's showing the site of Fly Dragon Terrace before it's built on the side of Tin Hau Temple Road and the scenery of the Bay filled with junks and sampans.
Another great shot of the Central General Post Office, 1925.
Another great shot of the Central General Post Office, 1925.
"Lam Woo & Co built its foundation in 1903-04." "When tenders were called for the superstructure - a much bigger, more expensive (about five times the cost of building the foundation) and more prestigious job, Lam Woo was dismayed when he lost out to Sang Lee & Co." - Lam Woo Master Builder, Revolutionary, and Philanthropist, P.80-P.81 CUHK Press.
Old Central Post Office, Hong Kong, building foundation by Lam Woo Constructions
Queen's Theatre - 2nd Generation 1959-2007.
Queen's Theatre - 2nd Generation 1959-2007.
" The 2nd generation Queen's Theatre was managed by my Dad (Dr. Chik Suen Lam) completed 1959. " Benjamin Huen Lam.
No 31 Queen's Road Central Hong Kong - 3 Generations
QUEEN'S THEATRE BUILDING (1st Generation?), Central, Hong Kong, possibly by Lam Woo & Co but cannot be varified, CENTURY of SUCCESS, Lam Woo & Co 1895-1995.
Note - This information contained in the article CENTURY of SUCCESS, posted here on 18 Oct 2016, cannot be substantiated as which generation of Queen's Theatre the article meant without further backup information. Please follow Comment below.
Repulse Bay Hotel Annex' was mentioned in 'List of Projects by Lam Woo & Co' in the article Century of Success 1995.
Aerial view of the original Repulse Bay Hotel
Company Chops of LAM WOO COMPANY established 1895
Tai Lam Chung Reservoir
Tai Lam Chung Reservoir
Chik Ho Lam (4th right) of Lam Woo Company with Governor of Hong Kong Alexander Grantham (1st right) on a visit to the Tai Lam Chung Reservoir, New Territory, Hong Kong 1955. Courtesy: Lord Wilson Heritage Trust
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Massive land reclamation in Wan Chai area extending to Causeway Bay carried out by Lam Woo Company in the 1920's, exact area unknown. Fly Dragon Terrace can be seen in the far distance c. 1920's. FDT Series 27.
Massive land reclamation in Wan Chai area extending to Causeway Bay carried out by Lam Woo Company in the 1920's, exact area unknown. Fly Dragon Terrace can be seen in the far distance c. 1920's. FDT Series 27.
The contractor of the Reservoir – Major Contractors, Ltd, is a joint venture formed by Lam Woo & Co with Kadoorie-controlled Hongkong Engineering and Construction Co and Cheong Hing Co.
The contractor of the Reservoir – Major Contractors, Ltd, is a joint venture formed by Lam Woo & Co with Kadoorie-controlled Hongkong Engineering and Construction Co and Cheong Hing Co.
Bank of East Asia 東亞銀行, corner of Jiukiang Road 九江路 and Sichuan Road 四川路, Shanghai, China, constructed by Lam Woo & Company c.1920.
Bank of East Asia 東亞銀行, corner of Jiukiang Road 九江路 and Sichuan Road 四川路, Shanghai, China, constructed by Lam Woo & Company c.1920.
Sincere Department Store built by Lam Woo Company, completed in 1917 at the junction of Nanjing Road and Chekiang Road, Shanghai, China.
Sincere Department Store built by Lam Woo Company, completed in 1917 at the junction of Nanjing Road and Chekiang Road, Shanghai, China.
Wing On Department Store constructed by Lam Woo Company completed in 1918 in Nanjing Road, Shanghai China.
Wing On Department Store constructed by Lam Woo Company completed in 1918 in Nanjing Road, Shanghai China.
After Sincere and Wing On, Lam Woo & Company went on to build the Sun Sun Department Store 新新 in Nanjing Road East c.1919. Out of 'The Big Four' department stores in Shanghai and in fact China of the period, three were built by Lam Woo, except the fourth one, the Dah Sun 大新.
The building is now the Shanghai First Food Hall.
Three Hong Kong University buildings constructed by Lam Woo Company - LAM WOO Master Builder, Revolutionary, and Philanthropist by Moira M. W. Chan-Yeung (P.125)
Three Hong Kong University buildings constructed by Lam Woo Company - LAM WOO Master Builder, Revolutionary, and Philanthropist by Moira M. W. Chan-Yeung (P.125)
Fung Ping Shan Library/Museum 1932
Ricci Hall of Residence 1929
Ho Tung Engineering Workshop (right of photo)
Ho Tung Engineering Workshop 1925
The Old U.S. CONSULATE 美國領事舊館 at the original site of the YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK 日本正金銀行 opposite the old HONG KONG & SHANGHAI BANK both banks constructed by LAM WOO & CO, No. 56 Shameen Street 沙面大街, Shameen 沙面, Guangzhou 廣州, China 中國, early 20th Century. ( Photos taken on 11 Aug 2020)
The Old U.S. CONSULATE 美國領事舊館 at the original site of the YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK 日本正金銀行 opposite the old HONG KONG & SHANGHAI BANK both banks constructed by LAM WOO & CO, No. 56 Shameen Street 沙面大街, Shameen 沙面, Guangzhou 廣州, China 中國, early 20th Century. ( Photos taken on 11 Aug 2020)
Front view.
Side view.
Former Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank building on the left and former Yokohama Specie Bank building on the right.
Former Yokohama Specie Bank building on the left and Former Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank building on the right.
Side view.
Liu'ersan Road 六二三路, extended on the original road known as Shaji Road 沙基路, between Huangsha 黃沙 and Shaji 沙基, Guangzhou 廣州, China 中國. Shaji Road was built by Yi Min Lin 林逸民, financed by Lam Woo through Wing Yick Company 永益公司 of the Lam Family, Ref. P.93 Lam Woo book. (Photos taken on 15 Aug 2020)
Liu'ersan Road 六二三路, extended on the original road known as Shaji Road 沙基路, between Huangsha 黃沙 and Shaji 沙基, Guangzhou 廣州, China 中國. Shaji Road was built by Yi Min Lin 林逸民, financed by Lam Woo through Wing Yick Company 永益公司 of the Lam Family, Ref. P.93 Lam Woo book. (Photos taken on 15 Aug 2020)
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