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Tepak Sireh Restoran : side view

This 2004 photograph shows a side view of the two-storey restored Tepak Sireh Restoran in the Kampong Glam area. The building has bright ochre exterior walls, red pitched tiled-roof, and windows framed in white. Title devised by Library staff.

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All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2004.

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TWO-STOREY TILED ROOF SHOPHOUSES ALONG JALAN BESAR
TWO-STOREY TILED ROOF SHOPHOUSES ALONG JALAN BESAR
A BOAT QUAY BALCONY, WITH OLD GREEN PORCELAIN TILES AND ROOF TILES
TWO-STOREY TILED ROOF SHOPHOUSES ALONG JALAN BESAR
Window display
Window display
PICTURES OF THE BOAT QUAY BEFORE THE RESTORATION BETWEEN 1989 - 1991
THREE-STOREY TILED ROOF SHOPHOUSES ALONG JALAN BESAR
FLARED PANTS IN BRIGHT YELLOW LINEN MATCHED WITH A TUNIC TOP. THE PANTS AND TOP ARE TRIMMED WITH NAVY BLUE BANDS.
REAR VIEW OF TWO-STOREY HOUSES ALONG JALAN BESAR
TILES WITH FLOWER DESIGN ON GEYLANG SHOPHOUSE WALL, PARTIALLY HIDDEN BY DRAINPIPE
DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER DR GOH KENG SWEE STEPPING INTO A BRIGHT YELLOW CABLE CAR NUMBER 1 TO START THE TRIP ACROSS THE HARBOUR TO SENTOSA. WHEN IT BEGAN PULLING AWAY FROM MOUNT FABER STATION, DR GOH KENG SWEE WAS ALL SMILES AS HE LOOKED DOWN AT THE PANORAMIC VIEW BELOW HIM.
Decorative wall tiles
MADE IN SINGAPORE FASHION. MODEL JEANINE AT HILTON HOTEL, SINGAPORE. SHE IS WEARING A BRIGHT YELLOW BLOUSE WITH GREEN, PURPLE STRIPED YOKE. IT IS OF PURE ACRYLIC. THE EMERALD GREEN PANTS ARE OF AN ACRYLIC AND NYLON BRAND
DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER DR GOH KENG SWEE WAITS IN THE BRIGHT YELLOW CABLE CAR NUMBER 1 TO START THE TRIP ACROSS THE HARBOUR TO SENTOSA. WHEN IT BEGAN PULLING AWAY FROM MOUNT FABER STATION, DR GOH KENG SWEE WAS ALL SMILES AS HE LOOKED DOWN AT THE PANORAMIC VIEW BELOW HIM. AT THE END OF THE 8.5-MINUTE JOURNEY, HE TOLD THE STRAITS TIMES THAT HE HAD ENJOYED THE RIDE VERY MUCH AND THAT IT WAS AS GOOD AS ANY HE HAD TAKEN ABROAD.
Men's business suit in window display
The old Chinatown buildings carry a mixture of Chinese and European architecture known as the Palladian architecture. This is an example of a curved timber window frame set with a mix of glass and wood with an intricate design on the wall.
SERIES OF PICTURES SHOWING DECORATIONS ON THE ROOF AND EXTERIOR WALLS OF A TEMPLE
Shophouse No. 6 Koon Seng Road bought by a Hindu family, Gangabai, in 1925. Classical Ionic columns with timber door and window frames, adapted to Singapore's tropical climate through use of louvres for ventilation. Vertical iron bars spanning the length of windows provide added security.
REBUILDING OF ST MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS CHURCH, ROYAL AIR FORCE (RAF) TENGAH - FIXING WINDOW FRAME
LIAN YAK BUILDING DIRTY REAR EXTERIOR WALL (7/1/LYB/3)