Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

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Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

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Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

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Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

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Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

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Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

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Happy Valley Racecourse

View from the north of the Racecourse at Happy Valley. The monument in the left-hand foreground bears the following inscription: "This monument was erected by Capt. Charles Talbot, the officers and crew of H.M.S. Vestal to the sacred memory of their daparted shipmates. March, 1847." The monument was a well-known landmark for many years when it stood at the junction of Queen's Road East and Leighton Road. It was removed in the 1950s to the Hong Kong Cemetery.

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