Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

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Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

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Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

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Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

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Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

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Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

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Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

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Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

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Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

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Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

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Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

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Morrison Hill, looking west from East Point Hill

On the left are Morrison Hill and Morrison Hill Road, linking Wan Chai Road and Tin Lok Lane. The latter, formerly known as Observation Point, as it was from this Point that Captain Belcher of H. M. S. Sulphur surveyed the location of Hong Kong in January 1841. One can see in the photograph many warehouses along the Wan Chai waterfront.

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