A public pier located in Stanley for day-to-day use
Originally named Pedder’s Warf
Built in 1862 at the end of Pedder Street
Renamed as Blake Pier in 1990
Served as a landing place for British royal dignitaries, new governors,
andother VIPs visiting Hong Kong
In 1965, demolished by the government due to the reclamation works
Moved and rebuilded in Morse Park in Kowloon
In 2007, transferred the last time to Stanley and rebuilt next to the Murray House
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murray house
It has a history of 175 years
Early Years of British Rule: built in 1846, at the junction of Garden Road and Queensway in Central, was the officers' quarters of the Murray Barracks.
Japanese invasion:It was used as a command centre by the Japanese gendarmerie. It was also the site of executions.
Murray House has been repeatedly rumored to be "haunted” and has been exorcised twice.
In 1982, the Hong Kong Government has decided to keep the building complete and relocate it to Stanley.
It is now housing restaurants and shops.
It reorganized the Murray Building's tenants and changed half of the space to H&M.
Three floors high and covers an area of 987 square meters.
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the old stanley police station
Built in 1859
The oldest surviving police station building
Was declared a monument in 1984
Restuarant “Table88” in 1993
Wellcome in 2003
PARKnSHOP in 2018
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St Stephen's College
St. Stephen’s College was founded in 1903 by a group of businessmen in Hong Kong
The college aims to provide an alike experience to Britain public schools for their children
The campus was relocted from Western District to Stanley in 1928
Present of St. Stephen’s College
Now, the college has its own exhibition halls and heritage trail to record and preserve its history
Many buildings in the campus are defined as historical buildings or even declared monuments
