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Map of Sheung Wan Route Section B
London Mission Building Commemorative Plaque for Dr James Legge Original Site of Central School Original Site of Queen's College Original Site of the American Congregational Mission Preaching House Man Mo Temple Chinese Young Men's Christian Association of Hong Kong (Chinese YMCA) Old Pathological Institute (Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences) Original Site of the Police Officers' Quarters-Caine Road Hop Yat Church Original Site of Tong Meng Hui Reception Centre Commemorative Plaque for the Outbreak of the Bubonic Plague in 1894 Kwong Fook I Tsz Tai Ping Shan Street Tung Wah Hospital Hollywood Road Original Site of the Possession Point (Shui Hang Hau) Original Site of the Tai Tat Tei Original Site of Ko Shing Theatre Bonham Strand Original Site of the Nam Pak Hong Union Original Site of the Western Market (South Block) (Sheung Wan Complex) Western Market (North Block)
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Man Mo Temple
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Chinese Young Men's Christian Association of Hong Kong (Chinese YMCA)
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Old Pathological Institute (Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences)
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Original Site of the Police Officers' Quarters-Caine Road
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Hop Yat Church
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Original Site of Tong Meng Hui Reception Centre
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Commemorative Plaque for the Outbreak of the Bubonic Plague in 1894
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Kwong Fook I Tsz
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Tai Ping Shan Street
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Tung Wah Hospital
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Hollywood Road
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Original Site of the Possession Point (Shui Hang Hau)
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Original Site of the Tai Tat Tei
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Original Site of Ko Shing Theatre
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Bonham Strand
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Original Site of the Nam Pak Hong Union
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Original Site of the Western Market (South Block) (Sheung Wan Complex)
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Western Market (North Block)

Original Site of the Tai Tat Tei

Hollywood Road Park

Once occupying a small hill on the shoreline, this site is where British soldiers landed and held a formal flag-raising ceremony to take possession of Hong Kong Island in 1841. Barracks were then built here, but later moved to Central. The site was turned into a market commonly known as Tai Tat Tei ('big piece of land') and later converted into Hollywood Road Park.

Original Site of the Tai Tat Tei (c. mid-19th century)
(c. mid-19th century)
Original Site of the Tai Tat Tei
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