City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.

City Hall and Supreme Court under construction

The photograph shows the back view of the City Hall, facing Des Voeux Road; the Supreme court (in the foreground, on the right), Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Building (in the foreground, on the left) and the Government House (above) can be seen. The City Hall was opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on the 2nd November 1869. In 1934, it was demolished for the expansion of the new Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building.