Hong Kong Heritage Society Archives

The Hong Kong Heritage Society was formed in April 1977 in response to growing public sentiment about the conservation of old buildings in Hong Kong with aims to represent, express and encourage interest and involvement in Hong Kong’s heritage. The Society ceased to operate as a viable organization in 1984 and was wound up.

Section 1 - Information about Society

  1. Constitution / Short history
  2. Report on the first public meeting
  3. Agendas and minutes of meetings
  4. Correspondence, internal and external
  5. Personal notes of meetings
  6. Newsletters
  7. Final closure
  8. The Hong Kong Heritage Society – a few adhoc ramblings and memories
  9. The Struggle for Hong Kong’s Heritage (CD-ROM)
  10. Miscellaneous

Section 3 – Press cuttings

  1. Tsim Sha Tsui Railway Station
  2. Victoria Barracks
  3. Tsim Sha Tsui Hill
  4. Supreme Court
  5. Marine Headquarters Building
  6. Repulse Bay Hotel
  7. Murray House
  8. Hong Kong Club
  9. New Territories
  10. Town Planning
  11. Archaeology
  12. Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank
  13. Miscellaneous
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