HKFP Lens: HKU shares 3,000 images of colonial Hong Kong from the Frank Fischbeck collection
Release time：2024-05-21 07:08:46 Source：Worldly Weaves news portal
In September, the University of Hong Kong acquired photos from photojournalist Frank Fischbeck documenting the evolution of colonial Hong Kong over the past century.
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