Zhang Bolin’s Chinese Photography Collection in 1909 (4) Hong Kong

This group of old photos was taken by Zhang Bolin in February 1909. Chamberlin, Thomas Crowder, American geologist. Born on September 25, 1843 in Matong, Illinois; He died in Chicago, Illinois on November 15, 1928. On January 4, 1909, an American geologist, Zhang Bolin, and his son, Luo Lin, set out from Chicago and arrived in Shanghai on February 2 of the same year. During his stay in China, Zhang Bolun and his son successively visited 13 provinces including Jiangsu, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hubei, Sichuan, Henan, Zhili, Shanxi, and took more than 600 photos recording the social life of the late Qing Dynasty, which were later summarized into a photo album in 1909=“ http://www.laozhaopian5.com/jingdian/1891.html “target=”_ Blank “>Zhang Bolin’s Chinese Photography.

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The following photos were taken during the delegation’s stay in Hong Kong (February 13-15, 1909):

On the night of February 10, 1909, the delegation boarded the passenger ship from Wusongkou, entered the East China Sea on February 11, traveled southward along the coastline, went to Hong Kong, arrived at the Hong Kong dock at 7 a.m. on February 13, landed, Zhang Bolin and his delegation paid a visit to the US Consul General in Hong Kong, and then stayed in Hong Kong for three days for investigation