Signs for various roads named after John Pope Hennessy, governor of Hong Kong from 1877 to 1882, in former British colonies in which he was stationed.
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The Hong Kong governor who gave locals a voice, and Hennessy Road his name
- A man ahead of his time, John Pope Hennessy launched a raft of reforms after arriving in Hong Kong in 1877 and seeing how poorly locals were treated
- His consistent sympathy for the colony’s Chinese residents often riled long-established British officials, according to a new book on his life
Signs for various roads named after John Pope Hennessy, governor of Hong Kong from 1877 to 1882, in former British colonies in which he was stationed.
