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Ban Lee Huat Building : exterior

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This 1983 photograph shows the Ban Lee Huat Building, located at no. 22 New Bridge Road (between Boat Quay and Ellenborough Street). The building has been demolished and in its place is The Central. 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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ELLENBOROUGH STREET MARKET
BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF SINGAPORE RIVER AND BOAT QUAY FROM ELLENBOROUGH STREET WITH MARKET ACTIVITY
FERRY SERVICE AT NORTH BOAT QUAY WITH ELLENBOROUGH MARKET IN BACKGROUND
SHOPHOUSES AT THE SECTION OF NEW BRIDGE ROAD AND BOAT QUAY. A MALAY FAMILY WALKS ON THE PAVEMENT
NATIONAL THEATRE (DEMOLISHED)
DELIVERY OF BAGS OF RICE AT ELLENBOROUGH STREET, SINGAPORE
BUILDINGS ABOUT TO BE DEMOLISHED AT SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD
Ban Choon Medical Store
THE JUNCTION OF SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD WITH BOAT QUAY WITH A CORNER SHOPHOUSE. SUNDRY KIOSK SHUTTERED UP.
GARBAGE AND BASKETS OF REJECTED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES REMAIN AT THE END OF A MORNING MARKET SESSION AT ELLENBOROUGH STREET
ONG BAN GUAN
Ellenborough Market in Ellenborough Street, by the Singapore River, near New Bridge Road. It was known as the "New Market" as it had been rebuilt in 1891-1894 on the site of an earlier market. As the area was populated by the Teochews, it was nicknamed "Teochew Market". In 1968, it was destroyed in a fire and the building was demolished some time later.
Ellenborough Market in Ellenborough Street, by the Singapore River, near New Bridge Road. It was known as the "New Market" as it had been rebuilt in 1891-1894 on the site of an earlier market. As the area was populated by the Teochews, it was nicknamed "Teochew Market". In 1968, it was destroyed in a fire and the building was demolished some time later.
Ellenborough Market in Ellenborough Street, by the Singapore River, near New Bridge Road. It was known as the "New Market" as it had been rebuilt in 1891-1894 on the site of an earlier market. As the area was populated by the Teochews, it was nicknamed "Teochew Market". In 1968, it was destroyed in a fire and the building was demolished some time later.
Ellenborough Market in Ellenborough Street, by the Singapore River, near New Bridge Road. It was known as the "New Market" as it had been rebuilt in 1891-1894 on the site of an earlier market. As the area was populated by the Teochews, it was nicknamed "Teochew Market". In 1968, it was destroyed in a fire and the building was demolished some time later.
Selegie Road, with Peace Centre tower block in background, featured foreground building was demolished in late 2005