MAY HALL
Dublin Core
Title
MAY HALL
Description
May Hall was opened in 1915 and named after the second chancellor of HKU, Sir Francis Henry May. The three-storey red-brick buildings was originally used as student hostels and now it is converted into offices and classrooms for teaching and research purposes.
Creator
N.A.
Date
1914
Contributor
Hong Kong Government
Rights
No Vandalism and looting
Maintain noise and avoid disturbance to the public.
Do not remove or destruct cultural materials.
Read the information attached to its item to avoid misinterpretation.
Observe the guidelines bounded to each site.
Maintain noise and avoid disturbance to the public.
Do not remove or destruct cultural materials.
Read the information attached to its item to avoid misinterpretation.
Observe the guidelines bounded to each site.
Relation
Elliot Hall; May Hall;Main Building of The Unviersity of Hong Kong; City Boundary (Pok Fu Lam); City Boundary (Hatton)
Format
886 m^2
Type
Infrastructure (Building and Statue)
Identifier
hku_mayhall
Infrastructure (Building and Statue) Item Type Metadata
Opening Hours
Monday-Sunday: 00:00 - 23:59
Nearest MTR Station and Exit
HKU Exit A2
Walking distance from nearest MTR
450m
Collection
Citation
N.A., “MAY HALL,” The Rajawali Merdeka Digitisation Movement, accessed October 1, 2024, https://learning.hku.hk/ccch9051/group-38/items/show/13.
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