The "CEC Clock Tower Cultural Center" is rich in history and culture

The CEC Bell Tower Cultural Center is located in the CEC Bell Tower. The clock tower was completed in 1940 and is located on Argyle Street, Kowloon. It is a Grade 1 historic building. The CLP Clock Tower, formerly the CLP headquarters, has been restored into a museum to showcase the close relationship between Hong Kong's power development and the Kadoorie family, and to promote carbon reduction and sustainable development through experiential activities. Everyone visited the CLP Clock Tower Cultural Museum to explore and experience a unique electricity journey together. Whether viewing the museum's interactive exhibitions, multimedia galleries, or participating in guided tours, all are free of charge. Learn about the museum's workshops and activities on different themes. There are three permanent exhibitions in the CLP Clock Tower Cultural Center in this eye-catching red brick building, which respectively describe the Kadoorie family's commitment to Hong Kong and CLP's indispensable contribution to the development of society, as well as promote intangible cultural heritage, inherit local fine traditions and promote the establishment of common values. The World of Electricity is an exhibition with electricity as its theme, which comprehensively displays the changes in Hong Kong's electricity industry over the past century and its impact on social development; My Family Story is curated by the Hong Kong Social Development Review Project, which reproduces the development of the Kadoorie family business in Hong Kong after World War II and its impact on society; Man-made • Intangible Cultural Heritage exhibition is curated by the Intangible Cultural Heritage Office, which interprets the wonderful stories of young craftsmen inheriting traditional crafts in a new way. #HongKong #CLP Clock Tower Cultural Center #Historic Buildings #History #Culture Conservation