St. Hilda's Church, 1985 : general view [5]
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This 1985 photograph shows St. Hilda's Church, located at Ceylon Road. Saint Hilda's Church was established in 1934. The road mentioned is located within the Joo Chiat district. Date of creation estimated. 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>>Streets and Places
- Anglican church buildings--Singapore--Photographs
- Church architecture--Singapore--Photographs
Suggested Pictures
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St. Hilda's Church : general view [1] -
St. Hilda's Church : general view [6] -
St. Hilda's Church : general view [2] -
St. Hilda's Church : general view [3] -
St. Hilda's Church : general view [4] -
St. Hilda's Church tower : close-up [2] -
St. Hilda's Church tower : close-up [3] -
St. Hilda's Church tower : close-up [1] -
St. Hilda's Church and School : general view -
St. Hilda's Church and School : general view -
St. Hilda's Church and School : general view -
St. Hilda's Church and School : general view -
St. Hilda's Church and School : general view -
Marshall Road : general view -
St. Hilda's Church and courtyard : general view -
St. Hilda's Church and School : exterior [4] -
St. Hilda's Church and School : exterior [7] -
St. Hilda's Church and School : exterior [9] -
Duku Road houses : general view -
St. Hilda's Church and School : exterior [8] -
St. Hilda's Church and School : exterior [10] -
St. Hilda's Church and School : exterior [2] -
St. Hilda's Church and School : exterior [6]
Suggested Pictures from National Archives of Singapore
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ST HILDA'S CHURCH INDUCTION CEREMONY. -
ST HILDA'S CHURCH INDUCTION CEREMONY. -
THERE IT STOOD, THE ALTAR OF AN ONYX SLAB BALANCING OVER A 'TREE' OF STEEL SHEETS AND CAR BUMPERS IN ST HILDA'S CHURCH, CEYLON ROAD. THE THREE-BY-SEVEN-FOOT ALTAR IS THE FIRST IN SINGAPORE TO BE DESIGNED AND SCULPTURED BY IRISH PRIEST AND ARTIST BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY (RIGHT), DIRECTOR OF ST PATRICK'S SCHOOL. A SURFACE TEXTURE WAS ACHIEVED BY MELTING THE STEEL OVER THE 'TRUNK' AND USING ELECTRODES TO WELD THE STEEL DROPS INTO THE 'FABRIC' -
ST.TERESA'S CHURCH -
ST.TERESA'S CHURCH -
THERE IT STOOD, THE ALTAR OF AN ONYX SLAB BALANCING OVER A 'TREE' OF STEEL SHEETS AND CAR BUMPERS IN ST HILDA'S CHURCH, CEYLON ROAD. THE THREE-BY-SEVEN-FOOT ALTAR IS THE FIRST IN SINGAPORE TO BE DESIGNED AND SCULPTURED BY IRISH PRIEST AND ARTIST BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY, DIRECTOR OF ST PATRICK'S SCHOOL. A SURFACE TEXTURE WAS ACHIEVED BY MELTING THE STEEL OVER THE 'TRUNK' AND USING ELECTRODES TO WELD THE STEEL DROPS INTO THE 'FABRIC'