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Revitalised from Mei Ho House, the only surviving Mark I H-shaped resettlement block built in 1954.
A record of Hong Kong public housing
The fire caused nearly 58,000 people homeless. In order to provide long term housing to the large number of fire victims, the government built resttlement blocks.
It exhibits the way of life, living environments, culture and ethos of 1950s-70s Hong Kong through collection and preservation of artefacts, research, education and exhibition of household objects of early public housing residents