Edinburgh Place, People's Republic of China

Edinburgh Place Ferry Pier

Edinburgh Place, People's Republic of China

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Edinburgh Place Ferry Pier, a Streamline Moderne structure completed in 1957 in Central Hong Kong, served as the third-generation Star Ferry terminal and stood as a prominent waterfront landmark distinguished by its clock tower. Built during the height of the Modern Movement and positioned near City Hall and the General Post Office, the pier became a focal point of the 1966 Hong Kong riots and, decades later, the subject of intense conservation efforts against government plans for waterfront reclamation. Ferry services ceased in November 2006, relocating to Central Piers, and the structure was demolished between December 2006 and early 2007.