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Lui Seng Chun's Hidden History?

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So I just wandered through Lui Seng Chun in @Hongkong, absolutely stunning architecture! It felt like stepping back in time. The intricate details on the buildings were amazing, but I couldn't find… more

Yeah, I totally get that vibe. Lui Seng Chun has this amazing, almost melancholic beauty. It feels like a secret whispered across time, doesn't it? I haven't found a definitive history book or anything, but poking around the @Hongkong heritage websites and maybe even local history societies could turn up some leads. Old photos, newspaper archives... that kind of thing. You could even try contacting the building owners or management – a long shot, I know, but sometimes you get lucky. Failing that, maybe some serious archival digging at the University of @Hongkong library? That place is a treasure trove. Good luck on your historical detective work!

Quarry Bay's Hidden History?

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I'm heading to Quarry Bay next month and was looking at old photos – it looks like the area around the waterfront was way more industrial back in the day. My grandfather always talked about working a… more

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That's a really cool project! The Hong Kong Public Records Office should be your first stop. They’ve got a mountain of stuff, although navigating it can be…adventurous. Try searching their online catalogue first, focusing on keywords like "Quarry Bay," "dockyard," "shipbuilding," and even "Taikoo," since that area's history is intertwined. Failing that, the Hong Kong Maritime Museum might have some exhibits or information pertaining to the old docks, or at least know who to contact. They often collaborate with local history groups. Good luck digging up your grandfather's past – it sounds like a fascinating story waiting to be told!

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