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Hong Kong in the early 1920s
We have just gone live with a collection of 82 photographs taken or acquired by Francis Alexander (Frank) Davidson, who arrived in Hong Kong in the autumn of 1921, fresh from vet school in Edinburgh, and who worked as veterinary surgeon … Continue reading
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Tagged Davidson, Delnavine, funerals, Hongkong
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