Fuk Tak Chi Museum display
- Heritage and Culture
- Arts
- Heirwin Mohd Nasir
- 21 Jun 2004
This is a top view of a mini display depicting street scenes of a bygone era. Rickshaws, bullock carts and people in traditional clothing are seen near two- and three-storey shophouses. There is also what seems to be a Chinese religious procession. The display is in Fuk Tak Chi Museum. Title devised by Library staff.
Credit Line
All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2004.
Subjects
- Arts>>Visual Arts>>Sculpture
- Events>>Historical Periods>>Founding of Modern Singapore (1819-1941)
- Ethnic Communities>>Artifacts
- Museum exhibits--Singapore
- Miniature objects--Singapore
- Arts>>Art museums, collections and exhibitions
- People and communities>>Social groups and communities
Suggested Pictures
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Fuk Tak Chi museum entrance : general view -
Bullock cart : side view -
A bullock cart used in transporting goods : general view -
A bullock cart transporting luggages and cases : general view -
Chulia Street : paranomic view -
Shophouses : exterior [1] -
Town scene, 1960s : general view [1] -
Town scene, 1960s : general view [2] -
Town view, 1890s : general view -
Keong Saik Road shophouses : general view -
East Coast Road -
Town scene, 1960s : general view [3] -
View of OCBC Centre from Circular Road 1 : general view -
Tattoo on man : rear view -
Sims Avenue : general view -
Man selling bamboo stems against background of early European shops : general view -
View of OCBC Centre from Circular Road : general view [4] -
Residential houses in the 1960s : general view [2] -
Malacca Street S. 214 [1897] : general view -
SATA building : exterior -
View of OCBC Centre from Circular Road 2 : general view -
Vintage car, 1962 : general view -
Street scene, 1910 : general view
Suggested Pictures from National Archives of Singapore
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YUNPAN FOUND IN FUK TAK CHI -
BELL FOUND IN FUK TAK CHI -
ENTRANCE OF FUK TAK CHI TEMPLE -
Fuk Tak Chi temple at 76 Telok Ayer Street (福德祠), built by Cantonese and Hakka communities in the 1820s. In 1998, the temple building was restored and converted to Fuk Tak Chi Museum under the management of Far East Square Development. -
Fuk Tak Chi temple at 76 Telok Ayer Street (福德祠), built by Cantonese and Hakka communities in the 1820s. In 1998, the temple building was restored and converted to Fuk Tak Chi Museum under the management of Far East Square Development. -
INTERIOR VIEW OF FUK TAK CHI -
INTERIOR VIEW OF FUK TAK CHI -
FUK TAK CHI TELOK TEMPLE, VIEW OF -
INTERIOR VIEW OF FUK TAK CHI -
INTERIOR VIEW OF FUK TAK CHI -
INTERIOR VIEW OF FUK TAK CHI -
INTERIOR VIEW OF FUK TAK CHI -
INTERIOR VIEW OF FUK TAK CHI -
DR RICHARD HU DELIVERS SPEECH AT MARKING OF FUK TAK CHI AS A HISTORIC SITE & OPENING OF FUK TAK CHI MUSEUM AT THE PAVILION, FAR EAST SQUARE -
DR RICHARD HU DELIVERS SPEECH AT MARKING OF FUK TAK CHI AS A HISTORIC SITE & OPENING OF FUK TAK CHI MUSEUM AT THE PAVILION, FAR EAST SQUARE -
DR RICHARD HU DELIVERS SPEECH AT MARKING OF FUK TAK CHI AS A HISTORIC SITE & OPENING OF FUK TAK CHI MUSEUM AT THE PAVILION, FAR EAST SQUARE -
DR RICHARD HU DELIVERS SPEECH AT MARKING OF FUK TAK CHI AS A HISTORIC SITE & OPENING OF FUK TAK CHI MUSEUM AT THE PAVILION, FAR EAST SQUARE -
DR RICHARD HU DELIVERS SPEECH AT MARKING OF FUK TAK CHI AS A HISTORIC SITE & OPENING OF FUK TAK CHI MUSEUM AT THE PAVILION, FAR EAST SQUARE -
DR RICHARD HU DELIVERS SPEECH AT MARKING OF FUK TAK CHI AS A HISTORIC SITE & OPENING OF FUK TAK CHI MUSEUM AT THE PAVILION, FAR EAST SQUARE -
DR RICHARD HU DELIVERS SPEECH AT MARKING OF FUK TAK CHI AS A HISTORIC SITE & OPENING OF FUK TAK CHI MUSEUM AT THE PAVILION, FAR EAST SQUARE -
DR RICHARD HU DELIVERS SPEECH AT MARKING OF FUK TAK CHI AS A HISTORIC SITE & OPENING OF FUK TAK CHI MUSEUM AT THE PAVILION, FAR EAST SQUARE -
DR RICHARD HU DELIVERS SPEECH AT MARKING OF FUK TAK CHI AS A HISTORIC SITE & OPENING OF FUK TAK CHI MUSEUM AT THE PAVILION, FAR EAST SQUARE -
DR RICHARD HU DELIVERS SPEECH AT MARKING OF FUK TAK CHI AS A HISTORIC SITE & OPENING OF FUK TAK CHI MUSEUM AT THE PAVILION, FAR EAST SQUARE