Presbyterian church at Prinsep Street : exterior [3]
- Streets and Places
- Arts
- Lee Kip Lin Collection
- 16 Feb 1992
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This 1992 photograph shows the church compound and corridor of a Presbyterian church on Prinsep Street. The church, previously known as Straits Chinese Presbyterian Church, was rebuilt in 1930, renamed as Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church in 1956 and gazetted as a national monument in 2000. Title devised by Library staff.
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From the Lee Kip Lin Collection. All rights reserved. Lee Kip Lin and National Library Board, Singapore 2009.
Subjects
- Architecture and Landscape>>Building Types>>Religious Buildings
- Architecture and Landscape>>Building Types>>Monuments
- Presbyterian church buildings--Singapore--Photographs
- National monuments--Singapore--Photographs
- Facades--Singapore--Photographs
Suggested Pictures
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Presbyterian church at Prinsep Street : exterior [4] -
Presbyterian church at Prinsep Street : exterior [5] -
Presbyterian church at Prinsep Street : exterior [6] -
Presbyterian church at Prinsep Street : exterior [1] -
Presbyterian church at Prinsep Street : exterior [2] -
Presbyterian church at Prinsep Street : interior [1] -
Presbyterian church at Prinsep Street : interior [2] -
Column at Presbyterian Church on Prinsep Street : close-up [2] -
Column at Presbyterian Church on Prinsep Street : close-up [1] -
Corridor of Presbyterian church at Prinsep Street : general view [2] -
Corridor of Presbyterian church at Prinsep Street : general view [1] -
Presbyterian church at Prinsep Street : general view [2] -
Presbyterian church at Prinsep Street : general view [1] -
Plaque in Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church : close-up [3] -
Plaque in Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church : close-up [5] -
Plaque in Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church : close-up [6] -
Plaque in Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church : close-up [1] -
Plaque in Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church : close-up [2] -
Plaque in Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church : close-up [4] -
Prinsep Street : general view [1] -
Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church : exterior -
Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church : general view -
Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church plaque
Suggested Pictures from National Archives of Singapore
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GROUP PHOTOGRAPH OF THE PRINSEP STREET CHURCH BOYS' FRIENDLY BAND -
PRINSEP STREET CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL -
A FAMILY PHOTOGRAPH AT PRINSEP STREET -
PRINSEP STREET CHURCH MEMBERS RELAXING AT TANJONG KATONG. -
MRS JOHN ANGUS BETHUNE COOK, WIFE OF MODERATOR OF PRINSEP STREET CHURCH FROM 1885 TO 1902 -
PRINSEP ST PPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -
Convservation shophouses at Prinsep Street, now known as Prinsep Place, with Hotel Bencoolen in the background, centre -
REVEREND WILLIAM MURRAY (1864-1946), MODERATOR OF PRINSEP STREET CHURCH FROM 1902 TO 1935 -
Song Ong Siang (1871-1941). He was the third son of Song Hoot Kiam, the founder of Straits Chinese Church (Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church) and was knighted by King George V in 1936. He compiled the book "One Hundred Years’ History of the Chinese in Singapore". -
REVEREND JOHN ANGUS BETHUNE COOK, MODERATOR OF PRINSEP STREET CHURCH FROM 1885 TO 1902, WITH MRS COOK -
PRINSEP STREET -
PRINSEP STREET -
REVEREND JOHN ANGUS BETHUNE COOK, MODERATOR OF PRINSEP STREET CHURCH FROM 1885 TO 1902, WITH MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH -
A SCENE FROM PETER RABBIT, A NURSERY PLAY STAGED BY CLASS III AND IV STUDENTS OF STRAITS CHINESE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH KINDERGARTEN IN PRINCEP STREET, SINGAPORE, DURING ITS END-OF-THE-TERM CHRISTMAS CONCERT FOR PARENTS AND GUESTS -
A SCENE FROM PETER RABBIT, A NURSERY PLAY STAGED BY CLASS III AND IV STUDENTS OF STRAITS CHINESE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH KINDERGARTEN IN PRINCEP STREET, SINGAPORE, DURING ITS END-OF-THE-TERM CHRISTMAS CONCERT FOR PARENTS AND GUESTS -
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SINGAPORE -
GROUP PHOTOGRAPH OF PRINSEP STREET CHURCH GIRLS' FRIENDLY BAND WITH REVEREND WILLIAM MURRAY AND THE BAND'S PRESIDENT MRS AITKEN TAKEN AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR SONG ONG SIANG AT ORCHARD ROAD -
VIEW OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SINGAPORE -
Song Ong Siang (1871-1941). He was the third son of Song Hoot Kiam, the founder of Straits Chinese Church (Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church) and was knighted by King George V in 1936. He compiled the book "One Hundred Years’ History of the Chinese in Singapore". -
GROUP PHOTOGRAPH OF MEMBERS OF PRINSEP STREET CHURCH INCLUDING REVEREND WILLIAM MURRAY (SEATED THIRD FROM LEFT) WITH MR AND MRS SONG ONG SIANG (SEATED SIXTH AND FIFTH FROM LEFT) -
PRINSEP STREET CHURCH CHILDREN WITH MR SONG ONG SIANG (SEATED SIXTH FROM RIGHT) AND REVEREND A S MOORE (SEATED FOURTH FROM RIGHT) -
GROUP PICTURE OF A WEDDING TAKEN AT JAPANESE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT BENCOOLEN STREET.