CLP 125th Anniversary Exhibition Showcases Century of Hong Kong History
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Summary
The CLP Clock Tower Cultural Museum in Ho Man Tin has opened its 125th anniversary exhibition featuring over 100 historical photographs documenting Hong Kong's development alongside electricity infrastructure. Running from October 9, 2026 to April 11, 2027, the exhibition offers four interactive experience zones and new photo spots including a retired Peak Tram carriage. Free guided tours are available via online registration.
Key Points
- Exhibition runs from October 9, 2026 to April 11, 2027 at 147 Argyle Street, Ho Man Tin
- Features over 100 historical photographs organized around five human experiences: drive, protection, life, happiness, and achievement
- A 1978 photo shows Lord Lawrence Kadoorie presiding over the Tai Mun electrification ceremony when residents relied on kerosene lamps
- Four interactive zones: Smart City Planning Game, Energy Ball Game, Electric Vehicle Maze, and Power Grid Interactive Display
- New photo spots include a retired Peak Tram with artwork inspired by Kai Tak Substation, plus two 3D murals by local artists
Why It Matters
This exhibition documents the intertwined history of Hong Kong's urban development and electrical infrastructure over 125 years, offering residents an immersive educational experience about how electricity transformed remote communities into modern neighborhoods. The interactive zones also showcase CLP's role in supporting the Northern Metropolis and Hong Kong's innovation-driven future.