Gwulo.com Website Review

Welcome to Gwulo.com, and over 30,000 pages about old Hong Kong. If it's your first visit, you might like to use the search box at the top of the page to find what you're looking for, check out the latest I hope you'll join in too, and share your questions and knowledge with us. Most pages let you leave a comment, it's easy to upload a photo Finally, if you're interested in Hong Kong history, please stay in touch by signing up for Gwulo's free weekly newsletter PS 'Gwu lo' is roughly how '古老' sounds in Cantonese. It means 'ancient' or 'old-fashioned'. A look at what's been added and updated at Gwulo.com. Please click through to the page and leave a comment if you can add any Andrew Chan with 315th Flying Tigers(?) Chindits(?), by Felix Chanduloy WHERE: The photo shows buildings along Connaught Road in Central, and the hillsides beyond. WHEN: The buildings along Connaught Road were built in the 1890s and 1900s, on what was then newly-reclaimed land. When this photo was that has the year's first Thursday. So despite the title above, it's still the 31st of December, and I'm writing our last roundup of what's I hope you've enjoyed reading all the contributions to Gwulo over the last year, and wish you all the best for the new year ahead, (If you're researching family history in Hong Kong, some excellent news is that cards in the Carl Smith Collection can now be viewed how the meal has been enjoyed in Hong Kong over the years, based on mentions and photos here on Gwulo. the Japanese occupation. The husband was a banker with HSBC. Initially they lived in the Sun Wah Hotel, then later they were in Stanley Camp. Click on your area of interest to choose from over 30,000 pages about old Hong Kong: