Preserving Local Documentary Heritage: Conversations with Special Library Managers and Archivists in Hong Kong

The book explores the overlooked narrative of local history in colonial Hong Kong, challenging the assumption that archives provide a clear reflection of the past. It examines how societal indifference contributed to the invisibility of this history, highlighting the crucial role of archives in shaping social and cultural memories. Through this unique lens, it sheds light on the complexities of historical documentation and the significance of recognizing marginalized narratives.