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as their secondary color, usually found on window frames. The buildings were located across hillsides, with passageways linking them. The buildings of the previously known Lyemun
Barracks were converted into Lei Yue Mun Park and Holiday Village, with a number of exceptions. One example of this would be Block 8, an outhouse located behind the Coffee Corner, with the area listed as out of bounds and prohibited to enter, although tourists could follow a pathway behind Block 10 to reach it. Block 3, located diagonally from the Canteen (Block 4), was previously left unused and deactivated. Its surrounding area was sealed off, though tourists could risk climbing a nearby stone slope, and over the iron wire mesh to enter it. In May 2016, the
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Lyemun
Barracks, alongside the Pak Sha Wan Battery, which were left isolated and lost from the Holiday Village, now claimed as property of the Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defense. However, these places were not open to the public, and tourists would get inside themselves through various methods, either finding themselves on the bridge over the Island Eastern Corridor, or just inside the area. Maintenance along this area is shown to be poor, as leaves and fallen tree branches are often found, with a car parking gate left closed at the end of the bridge, the road then continues to the deactivated and isolated blocks of the former Lyemun Barracks.
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current design of the Coffee Corner, being one large living room with several smaller rooms on the sides. Another drawing depicts the locations of these buildings on a hand-drawn map, suggesting that Block 10 was originally built to be shorter in length, but was extended subsequent to the demolition of the
Married Quarters, which occupied said space. Furthermore, Block 9 was not present in the illustrations, which could suggest that either Block 9 was not built at the time of the residential period of the Royal Artillery Army, or that Block 9 was present but was not part of the Artillery barracks to be included in the drawings.
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plastic texture sheets with polished wood tiles, with parts of walls and pillars fitted with dark marble coatings, and general lighting improvements. This renovation also introduced drawings hung on walls, depicting the layout of the previously known Royal
Artillery Barracks. This includes the Soldiers' Barracks (Block 10), Officers' Barracks (Block 7), Outhouses (Block 8, Block 11, Block 12, Block 13), Married Quarters (Block 14, Demolished) and the Guard House (Block 15, Demolished). These drawings illustrate each building's exterior and interior structure in their days as part of the Lyemun Barracks.
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horse-riding school (with a very steep hiking/hacking route up the nearby hillsides), tennis courts, basketball courts, football pitches, as well as other facilities for numerous indoor and outdoor entertainment. The barracks once housed by soldiers have now been transformed into small living quarters for the holiday village. Each block has a different purpose, providing different facilities for campers to enjoy, the most well-known being Block 10, the main
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one from another. Certain historic buildings have had their year of completion inscribed convexly, with Blocks 2, 3, 10 (Extension in 1935), 30, 31, 32, 33 and 34 earning that privilege. Although most buildings within the
Holiday Village have retained these numbers, due to maintenance of exteriors and re-painting, some buildings have had their numbers removed in the process, or replaced with printed numbers using relatively modern fonts.
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Battery. The rest of the soldiers, around 29 British soldiers, were locked in an ammunition magazine, until around midnight, the
Japanese ordered the soldiers to get out, and bayonetted all of the soldiers, two Chinese-British soldiers survived by hiding under the corpses, escaping successfully after four days of lying still amongst the corpses.
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Other structures within the isolated area share the same poor condition, with Block 44 being another example. Named the 'Sniper Room', the block resembles a sniper ranch with a round window near the roof of the front wall. The white structure remains intact with significant evidence of deterioration,
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of SARS was possible. By March, the total number of infected people have reached over 200, 137 of those residing in Block E. By the end of the month, the government issued an order to transfer the remaining unaffected residents of Block E into isolation in the Lei Yue Mun Park and
Holiday Village and
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Block 10 is a rare piece of simplified Classical design architecture. It is a three-storey long rectangular building featuring open arched, colonnaded and balustraded verandahs on the front and rear facades.The segmental arches are supported on square Tuscan order columns. The first and second floor
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In between January and July 2018, Block 7, the 'Coffee Corner', underwent renovation procedures to improve the building's interior. After the refurbishment, the Coffee Corner was reopened in August 2018 and presented itself as more aesthetically appealing. Major changes included the floor, replacing
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Situated on a small hillside beside the Eastern Corridor, the green and white structure uses a different color scheme than other buildings, and was formerly used as a Changing Room for soldiers before pool training. Block 1's structure remains intact, though in poor condition, with glass pieces and
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As the Lei Yue Mun Park and Holiday Village was constructed in the early 20th century, the buildings inside the Holiday Camp were modelled on the European-style buildings at the time of their construction. Most buildings share a similar color scheme, with white as their primary color and light blue
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Lyemun Barracks was named after the fishing village of Lei Yue Mun. The old Lyemun Barracks was one of the earliest and most important British Army fortifications in Hong Kong. Situated at the northeast corner of Hong Kong Island overlooking the eastern approach to the Victoria Harbour, Lei Yue Mun
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Built in 1939 along with Block 3, Block 2 utilized the same architectural style as Block 3, and served the same purpose. In 1992, Block 2 was demolished to allocate space for the construction of the Lei Yue Mun Public Riding School, which was commissioned on 21 November 1992. The photograph shows
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Isolated from the Holiday Village. Formerly used as a Changing Room for British soldiers prior to trainings carried out in a nearby swimming pool. Unlike the other buildings which utilizes the white and light blue color scheme, this block uses green as its primary exterior color, and white as its
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proposed converting the then deactivated Block 3 into a quarantine facility, with the function to prevent epidemics from spreading in case of an outbreak. The conversion would be scheduled to undergo in late-2017 to 2019. However, even with the building re-painted, it is still unclear whether the
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Formerly used as Officers' Mess of the Barracks, converted to a group hostel of the Holiday Village. It was declared a monument on 20 May 2016 and is protected under the Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance along with Block 7 and Block 10. Block 25 is a two-storey building with elegant simplified
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There's a road right next to the Lei Yue Mun Public Riding School, with a locked gate preventing tourists from entering. According to the map, the road continues to stretch towards the coast, and crosses the Island Eastern Corridor as a bridge. Along the road are buildings previously part of the
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On 19 December 1941, the Barracks along with the Sai Wan Antiaircraft Battery fell into the hands of the Japanese. At 7:45 PM, a detachment of Japanese soldiers along with collaborators, in a lorry, broke through the fence, using bombs and killed the British sentries at the Sai Wan Antiaircraft
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Formerly used as the Officers Quarters of the Artillery Barracks, later used as the "HKMSC Training Complex", now used as the Coffee Corner of the Holiday Village. Block 7 went under renovation between January and June 2018. It was declared a monument on 20 May 2016 and is protected under the
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Formerly used as Soldiers' Quarters. It was intended to be left deactivated, but was the subject of a proposed plan to be converted into a quarantee facility. The building was re-painted, but its status was never officially confirmed. The top photograph shows the old version, with the bottom
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The holiday village include a total of 4 family hostels and 2 group hostels, all provided with balconies, bedrooms, and lavatories with showering facilities, accommodating the living of up to 282 people. It has transformed into a park/holiday village, with facilities such as rope courses, a
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emerged in the SAR and the government set up two quarantine locations, the Lei Yue Mun Park and Holiday Village and the Lady MacLehose Holiday Village. 5 citizens who came in close contact with the 2 victims of the coronavirus were put into isolation at one of the two quarantine camps.
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with chipped paint on walls peeled off and broken floor tiles. The impaired condition shared by these isolated and deactivated buildings is a drastic comparison to the buildings converted into parts of the holiday village, in addition to its proof of the barracks' lengthy history.
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layers of dried up paint scattered across the rooms, with broken doors and showering facilities gone rusty. Several signs pasted on the walls and pillars have also deteriorated and not legible, with both the main swimming pool, and two other hot tubs blocked off with concrete.
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There were counterattacks made by 'C' Company of the Royal Rifles of Canada to recapture the battery and the barracks during the 19th of December, but the counterattacks failed, due to the Japanese having the advantage of high ground and being well-entrenched.
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Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance along with Block 10 and Block 25. The architectural style of Block 7 is “Colonial Vernacular”, which featured the characteristic wide open verandahs on three sides, a raised ground floor and a central “Jack-Roof”.
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occupied a strategic position. In 1885, the military decided to build a permanent infrastructure at Lei Yue Mun and later in 1889, the land was transferred to the War Department for the construction. The Barracks consisted mainly of three portions:
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The whole compound was graded as a Grade I historic structure, while some buildings were graded as Grade I and Grade II individually, these ratings were confirmed on 18 December 2009.
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Number Location Note: implies that the number was painted on by soldiers since their construction, implies that it was re-printed on using a different font, represented by
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prior to its conversion into a holiday village, the only holiday camp owned by the government in the urban districts of Hong Kong (Hong Kong Island and Kowloon).
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between 1948 and 1986. The Barracks were handed over to the Government in 1987 and were subsequently converted into the Lei Yue Mun Park and Holiday Village.
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2874:"Declared Monuments in Hong Kong – Hong Kong Island – Block 7 of the old Lei Yue Mun Barracks"
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419:(WHO)'s list of 'Affected Areas' in late-June 2003.
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292:Entrance of Lei Yue Mun Park and Holiday Village
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2010:"Shakespeare Block", named after English poet
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2012:William Shakespeare
1994:Soldiers' Quarters
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1619:Staff Resting Room
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