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Farquhar Street : general view

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This 1993 photograph shows a row of two-storey shophouses with a columned five-foot way. Farquhar Street, from Bernard Street. Farquhar Street was named after Lt-Col William Farquhar. Farquhar Street is an expunged road. Title devised by Library staff.

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All rights reserved. Lee Kip Lin and National Library Board, Singapore 2009.

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Penang Free School founded in 1816 located at Farquhar Street. The building was taken over by the Penang Museum and Art Gallery in 1965.
Penang Free School founded in 1816 located at Farquhar Street. The building was taken over by the Penang Museum and Art Gallery in 1965.
Penang Free School founded in 1816 located at Farquhar Street. The building was taken over by the Penang Museum and Art Gallery in 1965.
St Xavier's Institution at Farquhar Street, Penang. It was first established as the St Francis Xavier's Free School by the La Sallian brothers.
St Xavier's Institution at Farquhar Street, Penang. It was first established as the St Francis Xavier's Free School by the La Sallian brothers.
STONE RUBBING INSCRIPTION OF MEMORIAL PLAQUE OF WILLIAM CLARK FARQUHAR BRICKED INTO THE WALLS OF THE FORT CANNING PARK. HE WAS THE GREAT GRANDSON OF WILLIAM FARQUHAR, FIRST RESIDENT OF THE SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE.
Wax figures at Images of Singapore, Sentosa, depicting signing of the treaty on 6 February 1819 between Lieutenant-General of Bencoolen Sir Stamford Raffles (middle), Sultan Hussein Shah of Johor (second from left) and local chieftain, Temenggong Abdul Rahman (second from right), allowing the British to establish a trading settlement in Singapore. Major William Farquhar (right) was soon appointed Resident and Commandant of Singapore by Sir Stamford Raffles.
Wax figures at Images of Singapore, Sentosa, depicting signing of the treaty on 6 February 1819 between Lieutenant-General of Bencoolen Sir Stamford Raffles (seated centre), Sultan Hussein Shah of Johor (seated second from left) and local chieftain, Temenggong Abdul Rahman (seated second from right), allowing the British to establish a trading settlement in Singapore. Major William Farquhar (seated extreme right) was soon appointed Resident and Commandant of Singapore by Sir Stamford Raffles.
Wax figures at Images of Singapore, Sentosa, depicting signing of the treaty on 6 February 1819 between Lieutenant-General of Bencoolen Sir Stamford Raffles (seated centre), Sultan Hussein Shah of Johor (seated second from left) and local chieftain, Temenggong Abdul Rahman (seated second from right), allowing the British to establish a trading settlement in Singapore. Major William Farquhar (seated extreme right) was soon appointed Resident and Commandant of Singapore by Sir Stamford Raffles.
STONE RUBBING INSCRIPTION OF MEMORIAL PLAQUE OF ROBERT THOMAS FARQUHAR DAVIS BRICKED INTO THE WALLS OF THE FORT CANNING PARK.