Sham Shui Po Mei Ho House Living Museum Experience the old village years📷

Mei Ho House It is the earliest The only remaining Grade II historic building Now transformed into a hostel and living center The exhibition allows you to see the Hong Kong of the past There are different faces of old communities inside~ The Mei Ho House area was originally a wooden housing estate. A fire in 1953 left nearly 58,000 residents homeless. The sudden disaster prompted the government to build Shek Kip Mei Village It symbolizes the birth of the first batch of "resettlement buildings" in Hong Kong. The current Mei Ho House Living Museum Through nostalgic collections and exhibitions Talking about the development of public housing in Hong Kong starting from the Shek Kip Mei resettlement area in the 1950s~ The exhibition hall is divided into two floors There are ten themed exhibition areas underground Including dai pai dong, street markets, grocery stores, water production, theaters, Chinese and Western festivals, herbal tea shops, amusement parks, barber shops, childhood games, etc. It covers the daily life, culture, entertainment and other fields of that era. The exhibition hall on the first floor focuses on the living environment Reconstructing the early units of Mei Ho House through oral history of the residents Showing the crowded environment of resettlement buildings It is also equipped with a vivid reproduction of the living environment of the public housing at that time. There is a feeling of being there~ This living museum is really worth visiting~ #weekendtrip #HongKongGoodPlaces