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The Bay Area’s Iron Bond, Home and Nation as One: The Kowloon- Canton Railway Centenary Archive Exhibition

The Bay Area’s Iron Bond, Home and Nation as One: The Kowloon- Canton Railway Centenary Archive Exhibition

For over a century, the KCR has borne witness and responded to changes in different periods: from hauling of military supplies during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, to resumption of cross-border through trains in the post-war years, to electrification and corporatisation later, and to the eventual integration into the national high-speed rail network, imprinting a mark of the era in each stage. Featuring precious collections from archives in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, the exhibition invites visitors to explore, from a cross-regional perspective, the century-long journey of the KCR that has connected Guangzhou and Hong Kong and supported the integration of the Greater Bay Area.

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The Bay Area’s Iron Bond, Home and Nation as One: The Kowloon- Canton Railway Centenary Archive Exhibition
Date: 2027/7/15 (Thursday) to 2027/7/31 (Saturday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Yuen Long Public Library
Description: For over a century, the KCR has borne witness and responded to changes in different periods: from hauling of military supplies during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, to resumption of cross-border through trains in the post-war years, to electrification and corporatisation later, and to the eventual integration into the national high-speed rail network, imprinting a mark of the era in each stage. Featuring precious collections from archives in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, the exhibition invites visitors to explore, from a cross-regional perspective, the century-long journey of the KCR that has connected Guangzhou and Hong Kong and supported the integration of the Greater Bay Area.
The Bay Area’s Iron Bond, Home and Nation as One: The Kowloon- Canton Railway Centenary Archive Exhibition
Date: 2027/6/26 (Saturday) to 2027/7/13 (Tuesday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Smithfield Public Library
Description: For over a century, the KCR has borne witness and responded to changes in different periods: from hauling of military supplies during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, to resumption of cross-border through trains in the post-war years, to electrification and corporatisation later, and to the eventual integration into the national high-speed rail network, imprinting a mark of the era in each stage. Featuring precious collections from archives in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, the exhibition invites visitors to explore, from a cross-regional perspective, the century-long journey of the KCR that has connected Guangzhou and Hong Kong and supported the integration of the Greater Bay Area.
The Bay Area’s Iron Bond, Home and Nation as One: The Kowloon- Canton Railway Centenary Archive Exhibition
Date: 2027/6/5 (Saturday) to 2027/6/24 (Thursday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Kowloon Public Library
Description: For over a century, the KCR has borne witness and responded to changes in different periods: from hauling of military supplies during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, to resumption of cross-border through trains in the post-war years, to electrification and corporatisation later, and to the eventual integration into the national high-speed rail network, imprinting a mark of the era in each stage. Featuring precious collections from archives in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, the exhibition invites visitors to explore, from a cross-regional perspective, the century-long journey of the KCR that has connected Guangzhou and Hong Kong and supported the integration of the Greater Bay Area.
The Bay Area’s Iron Bond, Home and Nation as One: The Kowloon- Canton Railway Centenary Archive Exhibition
Date: 2027/5/15 (Saturday) to 2027/6/3 (Thursday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Sham Shui Po Public Library
Description: For over a century, the KCR has borne witness and responded to changes in different periods: from hauling of military supplies during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, to resumption of cross-border through trains in the post-war years, to electrification and corporatisation later, and to the eventual integration into the national high-speed rail network, imprinting a mark of the era in each stage. Featuring precious collections from archives in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, the exhibition invites visitors to explore, from a cross-regional perspective, the century-long journey of the KCR that has connected Guangzhou and Hong Kong and supported the integration of the Greater Bay Area.
The Bay Area’s Iron Bond, Home and Nation as One: The Kowloon- Canton Railway Centenary Archive Exhibition
Date: 2027/4/23 (Friday) to 2027/5/13 (Thursday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Sheung Shui Public Library
Description: For over a century, the KCR has borne witness and responded to changes in different periods: from hauling of military supplies during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, to resumption of cross-border through trains in the post-war years, to electrification and corporatisation later, and to the eventual integration into the national high-speed rail network, imprinting a mark of the era in each stage. Featuring precious collections from archives in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, the exhibition invites visitors to explore, from a cross-regional perspective, the century-long journey of the KCR that has connected Guangzhou and Hong Kong and supported the integration of the Greater Bay Area.
The Bay Area’s Iron Bond, Home and Nation as One: The Kowloon- Canton Railway Centenary Archive Exhibition
Date: 2027/4/1 (Thursday) to 2027/4/21 (Wednesday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Sha Tin Public Library
Description: For over a century, the KCR has borne witness and responded to changes in different periods: from hauling of military supplies during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, to resumption of cross-border through trains in the post-war years, to electrification and corporatisation later, and to the eventual integration into the national high-speed rail network, imprinting a mark of the era in each stage. Featuring precious collections from archives in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, the exhibition invites visitors to explore, from a cross-regional perspective, the century-long journey of the KCR that has connected Guangzhou and Hong Kong and supported the integration of the Greater Bay Area.
The Bay Area’s Iron Bond, Home and Nation as One: The Kowloon- Canton Railway Centenary Archive Exhibition
Date: 2026/12/20 (Sunday) to 2027/1/4 (Monday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Ping Shan Tin Shui Wai Public Library
Description: For over a century, the KCR has borne witness and responded to changes in different periods: from hauling of military supplies during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, to resumption of cross-border through trains in the post-war years, to electrification and corporatisation later, and to the eventual integration into the national high-speed rail network, imprinting a mark of the era in each stage. Featuring precious collections from archives in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, the exhibition invites visitors to explore, from a cross-regional perspective, the century-long journey of the KCR that has connected Guangzhou and Hong Kong and supported the integration of the Greater Bay Area.
The Bay Area’s Iron Bond, Home and Nation as One: The Kowloon- Canton Railway Centenary Archive Exhibition
Date: 2026/12/1 (Tuesday) to 2026/12/18 (Friday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Hong Kong Central Library (1/F, Exhibition and Activities Area)
Description: For over a century, the KCR has borne witness and responded to changes in different periods: from hauling of military supplies during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, to resumption of cross-border through trains in the post-war years, to electrification and corporatisation later, and to the eventual integration into the national high-speed rail network, imprinting a mark of the era in each stage. Featuring precious collections from archives in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, the exhibition invites visitors to explore, from a cross-regional perspective, the century-long journey of the KCR that has connected Guangzhou and Hong Kong and supported the integration of the Greater Bay Area.
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