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Women's Dormitory, Szto, Wai (Chinese, 1899-1961) = 司徒衛 (Chinese, 1899-1961)

The women's dormitory was a quaint three-storey building with red pillars, a green-tiled roof, and carvings of immortal beings and auspicious animals…

Wing Kwong Hall, Szto, Wai (Chinese, 1899-1961) = 司徒衛 (Chinese, 1899-1961)

Wing Kwong Hall was a dormitory built in 1924 with donations from alumni in honour of Dr Chung Wing-kwong, the first Chinese President of Lingnan…

Tags: Chung Wing Kwong, 鍾榮光

View from the Willard Straight Memorial Science Building, Szto, Wai (Chinese, 1899-1961) = 司徒衛 (Chinese, 1899-1961)

From the Willard Straight Memorial Science Building, the Middle School buildings and Swasey Hall are visible in the distance. The empty playground in…

Tags: Science Building

Swasey Hall and Other Buildings, Szto, Wai (Chinese, 1899-1961) = 司徒衛 (Chinese, 1899-1961)

The Lingnan students gave more than a dozen drama performances in Swasey Hall. Two or three major concerts were also held here. This was also the…

Swasey Hall (Auditorium), Szto, Wai (Chinese, 1899-1961) = 司徒衛 (Chinese, 1899-1961)

Swasey Hall was an iconic building at the centre of the Honglok campus, overlooking the Pearl River, with the Pak Wan San for a backdrop. Behind the…

Tags: Ambrose Swasey

Sun Yat-sen Medical College, Lingnan University, Szto, Wai (Chinese, 1899-1961) = 司徒衛 (Chinese, 1899-1961)

In 1910, Lingnan co-founded a medical school with the Christian Association of the University of Pennsylvania. The school was later renamed 'Sun…

[Unknown], Song-dynasty Zhang Xunli's Sightseeing in River Pavilion

Print of a Song painting

Silk Culture Building, Szto, Wai (Chinese, 1899-1961) = 司徒衛 (Chinese, 1899-1961)

This building was sponsored by the British, American and French chambers of commerce in 1918 to enhance silk production in south China through…

Right [Lingtaitsuen], 1943

Watercolour sketch by a student of Szto Wai.

At dawn, I went for a walk, hiking through the trees on a well-trodden path. I passed by a classroom…

Tags: 曲江

[Y.K. Chu's], Print of a Horse