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There is an old European building with a brown roof next to the newly completed Stanley Square, which is Murray Building. This building was once located in Central and was built at 1844. Located at Garden Road, Admiralty (the present site of China Bank), it was then used as a dormitory for British troops stationed in Hong Kong. It is one of the few existing ancient European-style buildings in China and Hongkong, and it is a historical monument with great historical value. 1982 Murray building was demolished for the construction of Bank of China building. When the authorities demolished the monument to protect it, the Hong Kong government planned to find a place to rebuild it and numbered more than 3,000 granites. 1998, the China Hong Kong Housing Authority was responsible for the reconstruction of Stanley, which reopened in 2000 and became an important symbol of Stanley. The interior was turned into a high-class restaurant, where tourists can watch the ruins at close range and remember the past history. Murray Barracks is the oldest existing colonial building in China and Hongkong. It is three stories high and was designed by British royal engineers aldridge and Collison. This time, Murray Building moved to Stanley for reconstruction and development of Singapore Airlines House, which cost about HK$ 764 million.

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Murray Building, built in 1844, is a part of Murray Arsenal and is mainly used as a British military camp. During the Japanese occupation of China and Hongkong, this building was used as "Japanese Gendarmerie Office" and "Japanese Military General Division" by the Japanese army. There are also many cells and execution grounds, among which more than 4,000 people are said to have died, which is the most deadly building outside the hospital. After World War II, Murray Building was used as an office by several Hong Kong and British departments. From 1975 to 1982, Murray Building became the headquarters of Rating and Valuation Department in China. From 1960 to 1970, Murray Building is often haunted. During the Hong Kong-British period, not only Taoist priests and priests were invited to exorcise ghosts in the building, but also Buddhist transcendence ceremonies were used to purify grievances, hoping to appease people's hearts. Because * * * needs to use public rates, relevant records are kept. 1982 Murray building needs to be demolished due to the construction project of BOC building in China and Hongkong. However, due to its historical value, China and Hongkong decided to keep the buildings intact and move them to other places. More than 3,000 pieces of building materials have been properly recorded and stored. 1990, China Hong Kong Housing Authority decided to move Murray Building to Stanley. 1998 The whole building was rebuilt, and 1999 was reopened. The architectural features of Murray Building are the combination of Chinese and western architectural design, western-style columns and Chinese tile roofs. This is the most common architectural design in China's early colonial period, and Murray Building has become the oldest existing building of this kind.

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1. Murray building was built in 1846. Located at Garden Road, Admiralty (the present site of Bank of China Building), it was then used as a dormitory for British troops stationed in Hong Kong. It is one of the few existing European ancient buildings in China and Hongkong, and it is a historic site with great historical value. When 1982 was demolished, the Hong Kong Government had planned to rebuild it, numbering more than 3,000 pieces of granite. 1998 The Hong Kong Housing Authority will be responsible for the redevelopment of Stanley, and the interior will be turned into a high-class restaurant where visitors can watch the ruins at close range and cherish the past history. 2. There is an old European building with a brown roof next to the newly completed Stanley Plaza, which is Murray Building. This building was once located in Central and was built at 1844. Located at Garden Road, Admiralty (the present site of China Bank), it was then used as a dormitory for British troops stationed in Hong Kong. It is one of the few existing ancient European-style buildings in China and Hongkong, and it is a historical monument with great historical value. 1982 Murray building was demolished for the construction of Bank of China building. When the authorities demolished the monument to protect it, the Hong Kong government planned to find a place to rebuild it and numbered more than 3,000 granites. 1998, the China Hong Kong Housing Authority was responsible for the reconstruction of Stanley, which reopened in 2000 and became an important symbol of Stanley. The interior was turned into a high-class restaurant, where tourists can watch the ruins at close range and remember the past history. Murray Barracks is the oldest existing colonial building in China and Hongkong. It is three stories high and was designed by British royal engineers aldridge and Collison. This time, Murray Building moved to Stanley for reconstruction and development of Singapore Airlines House, which cost about HK$ 764 million. 3. In Stanley today, in addition to the Uminoya Garden and the shopping mall in the back hill, I believe that the Murray Building, which is full of European pornography, will definitely become the focus of a new look. Murray Building is one of the oldest buildings in China and Hongkong. Originally built in the central and western district, it was demolished in 1982 to make room for China Bank Building. Every brick and tile that was demolished at that time was numbered to facilitate future reconstruction. Unfortunately, eight chimneys on the roof are missing. Fortunately, I finally learned that there are eight identical chimneys in Gao Jie Mental Hospital. With the consent of many parties, the chimney was replaced by a mental hospital, and the incident finally settled. There is a mini exhibition hall, which displays precious antiques and pictures about Murray Building, so that citizens and tourists can have a deeper understanding of the historical background of Murray Building. 4. Murray Building is a Victorian building in Hongkong, China. It was originally located in Central on the north shore of Hong Kong Island in China, but now it has moved to Stanley in the southeast of Hong Kong Island in China. At present, it is mainly used for catering and retail, and is listed as a legal monument in China and Hongkong. The historic Murray Building was built in 1844, which is a part of Victoria Arsenal and is mainly used as a British military camp. During the Japanese occupation of China and Hongkong, this building was used as "Japanese Gendarmerie Office" and "Japanese Military General Division" by the Japanese army. There are also many cells and execution grounds, among which more than 4,000 people are said to have died, which is the most deadly building outside the hospital. After World War II, Murray Building was used as offices by many departments in China and Hongkong. From 1975 to 1982, Murray Building became the headquarters of Rating and Valuation Department in China. From 1960 to 1970, Murray Building is often haunted. During the Hong Kong-British period, not only Taoist priests and priests were invited to exorcise ghosts in the building, but also Buddhist transcendence ceremonies were used to purify grievances, hoping to appease people's hearts. Because * * * needs to use public wages, relevant records are kept. 1982 Murray building needs to be demolished due to the construction project of BOC building in China and Hongkong. However, due to its historical value, China and Hongkong decided to keep the buildings intact and move them to other places. More than 3,000 pieces of building materials have been properly recorded and stored. 1990, China Hong Kong Housing Authority decided to move Murray Building to Stanley. 1998 The whole building was rebuilt, and 1999 was reopened. The architectural features of Murray Building are the combination of Chinese and western architectural design, western-style columns and Chinese tile roofs. This is the most common architectural design in China's early colonial period, and Murray Building has become the oldest existing building of this kind. 2007-01-16 20: 59:13 Supplement: I think the interesting thing about Murray Building is its characteristics. It combines the architectural design of China and the West, and adopts western-style columns and Chinese tile roofs. Not only does it not make people feel weird, but it makes people feel interesting and special.

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I think the interesting thing about Murray Building is the way it was rebuilt. Tear it down and write no on the stone. Rebuild it and build it like Lego. Very interesting! !

Beautiful building, an ancient Victorian building in Europe. Previously, during the Japanese occupation, it was used as the headquarters and departments of China and Hongkong. The former address was in Central, but later it was reorganized in Stanley Beach, where you can eat in a high-end restaurant.