Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

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Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

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Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

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Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

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Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

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Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

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Vaccine Laboratory, Institute of Pathology, Medical and Health Department, Caine Lane, the Mid-Levels

At the end of the 19th century, bacteriological studies in Hong Kong were still underdeveloped. It was not until 1905 that a permanent Bacteriological Institute was constructed at Caine Lane. This elegant red-brick building was renamed the Pathological Institute after World War II. It continued to be used as a laboratory until the 1960s, and as a vaccine production centre until the 1970s, after which it was used as a medical store by the Department of Health until it was renovated in 1995 and officially opened as the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences on 22 March, 1996.

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