Gemmill Lane : general view [1]
- Streets and Places
- Lee Kip Lin Collection
- 17 Mar 1992
Reproduction Available:
The 1992 photograph shows two-storey shophouses along Gemmill Lane, from the five-foot-way towards the junction of Club Street. The upper floor of the shophouse features French windows. Title devised by Library staff.
Credit Line
From the Lee Kip Lin Collection. All rights reserved. Lee Kip Lin and National Library Board, Singapore 2009.
Subjects
- Architecture and Landscape>>Streets and Places
- Architecture and Landscape>>Building Types>>Commercial Buildings
- Streets--Singapore--Photographs
- Commercial buildings--Singapore--Photographs
Suggested Pictures
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Gemmill Lane : general view [2] -
Gemmill Lane : general view [3] -
Gemmill Lane : general view [4] -
Gemmill Lane five-footway : close-up -
Yueng Ching School : exterior -
Gemmill Lane : general view -
Mill Lane : general view -
National Museum of Singapore : exterior -
Anderson Bridge : general view [2] -
Tourists at Empress Place : general view -
Museum, Singapore [1902] : general view -
Mill Lane : general view -
Empress Place building : exterior -
National Museum, 1972 : group photograph -
Ark Lane : general view [2] -
Ark Lane : general view [1] -
National Museum, 1950s : night view -
Singapore Art Museum, fountain : general view -
National Museum of Singapore : close-up [1] -
Stone walls sculpture, National Museum of Singapore : close-up -
High Street, towards Empress Place : general view -
Singapore River : general view [4] -
Singapore River : general view [3]
Suggested Pictures from National Archives of Singapore
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Children playing at five-foot-way of shophouses along junction of Club Street and Gemmill Lane -
SHOPHOUSES AT JUNCTION OF GEMMILL LANE AND CLUB STREET -
OLD WOMAN AT CORNER OF GEMMILL LANE -
Raffles Place, Singapore, with Gemmill's Fountain visible in the right foreground. The drinking fountain was erected in 1864 by John Gemmill, Singapore's first auctioneer. Inscribed with "For the use of all nations at Singapore", it was later moved to Empress Place and now stands at National Museum. -
Ramah Street near Gemmill Lane in Chinatown -
Ng Tian Sang of "Say Tian Hng Buddha Shop" at 6 Gemmill Lane holding wooden carvings of Chinese deities