Old Central 1900s to 1970s photo book features over a hundred precious photographs that transport you back to Central Hong Kong a century ago. Central was not only a bustling crossroads of East and West but also a pivotal point in the city's extraordinary development.
Through these captivating images, you will witness a time when majestic British architecture graced the streets, creating a skyline reminiscent of an European city. The grandeur of these buildings stands as a testament to an era of immense prosperity and cultural exchange. As you flip through the pages, you will encounter scenes that may seem unbelievable today—pictures of lively streets filled with people, elegant trams and motor cars, and the spirited and rich market life that defined Central.
This book is a journey through time, a celebration of the unique culture that shapes Hong Kong's identity today. Each photograph taken in Old Central tells a story about the city's glorious past, proud history, and heritage. From the bustling commerce to the serene moments captured in time, these images reflect the spirit of a city that has evolved yet remains deeply connected to its past, appreciating the beauty and history encapsulated in every photograph.
This is a 26cm w x 23cm h, 120 pages hard cover color book, side wrapped with elegant cloth and gold stamped English title and Chinese Calligraphy. Printed in Hong Kong. Delivery by Sep 2025.
Limited edition has 100, includes 'Limited Edition' gold stamped on cover, and an exclusive Exlibris art, numbered and signed.
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