Family members of deceased, 1971
- Heritage and Culture
- Piollet, Paul
- Paul Piollet Collection
- 22 Aug 1971
This 1971 photograph shows the family members of a deceased taking photo before the hearse leave for the cemetery. Title devised by Library staff.
Credit Line
From the Paul Piollet Collection. All Rights Reserved. Paul Piollet and National Library Board Singapore 2012.
Subjects
- Ethnic Communities>>Customs and Traditions
- Funeral rites and ceremonies--Singapore--Photographs
- Mourning customs--Singapore--Photographs
- Hearses (Vehicles)--Singapore--Photographs
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