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“Multifaceted Hong Kong” Exhibition Series: Yau Tsim Mong - The Urban Transition and Community Bonds

 

From 27.11.2024

Exhibition Gallery, 2/F, Hong Kong Museum of History

Free Admission

Presented by
Leisure and Cultural Services Department

Organised by
Hong Kong Museum of History
Each of the 18 districts in Hong Kong has a distinct history and culture, and they have been ever-changing as the community has developed over time. The multifaceted people and things have left behind a characteristic and valuable cultural heritage for their districts and enriched the dimensions of the "Hong Kong Story". The densely populated Yau Tsim Mong District is the most prosperous region of Kowloon and the most diverse district in the whole of Hong Kong. Walking through the streets and alleys of the district, people can see a cityscape blending old and the new and learn about the development sequence of Kowloon and Hong Kong as a whole. The exhibition features approximately 200 exhibits, which introduce the development of Yau Tsim Mong District from the early 19th century to the present, inviting the audience to explore the historical traces behind the bustling urban scene.
 
Exhibition Pamphlet

Education Worksheet

Audio Guide
Audio guide in Cantonese, Putonghua and English are provided for this exhibition. Please click the link above or scan the QR codes inside the gallery with your smart devices to enjoy.
 

Public Guided Tours
Each tour lasts about 1 hour for 20 persons on a first come, first served basis. Visitors are required to get quota slips at the Guided Tour Service Counter on 1/F Lobby for registration within 1 hour before each session starts. For details, please click here.


Group Visit and Guided Tour Services
Guided tour services are available for visiting groups from schools, charitable or non-profit making organisations and a bona-fide non-profit-making district organisation supported by the District Office of the Home Affairs Department with 20 people or more, or those devoted to people with disabilities or the elderly with 10 people or more. For details, please click here. 

 

Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 9
1960s to 1980s

Hong Kong Museum of History collection

 

Poster of the Orient Tobacco Manufactory of Hongkong
1910s to 1930s

Hong Kong Museum of History collection

 

Packaging box for Wing On Embroidery Goods, Shanghai Street
1950s

Hong Kong Museum of History collection

 

Advertising sign for One-Eyed Man’s Herbal Tea of Chun Wo Tong
1960s

Hong Kong Museum of History collection

 

First-generation MTR Guide pamphlets
1980s

Hong Kong Museum of History collection
 
 
 
 

 

    
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