Bencoolen Street houses : general view [1]
- Streets and Places
- Lee, Kip Lin
- Lee Kip Lin Collection
- 24 Apr 1983
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This 1983 photograph shows a row of houses, located north of Bencoolen Street (from Middle Road corner). Bencoolen Street was named after the British colony on the west coast of Sumatra, of which Sir Stamford Raffles was Lieutenant Governor. Title devised by Library staff.
Credit Line
From the Lee Kip Lin Collection. All rights reserved. Lee Kip Lin and National Library Board, Singapore 2009.
Subjects
- Architecture and Landscape>>Building Types>>Commercial Buildings
- Architecture and Landscape>>Building Types>>Residential Buildings
- Architecture and Landscape>>Streets and Places
- Shophouses--Singapore--Photographs
- Dwellings--Singapore--Photographs
- Streets--Singapore--Photographs
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Bencoolen Street houses : general view [2] -
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Bencoolen Street : general view [6] -
Bencoolen Street : general view [8] -
Bencoolen Street : general view [10] -
Bencoolen Street : general view [13] -
Bencoolen Street : general view [11] -
Bencoolen Street : general view [1] -
Bencoolen Street : general view [3] -
Bencoolen Street : general view [2] -
Bencoolen Street : general view [4] -
Bencoolen Street building : general view [3] -
Bencoolen Street, near Rochor Canal Road : general view -
Bencoolen Street building : exterior [2] -
Bencoolen Street building : general view [2] -
Bencoolen Street building : general view [1] -
Bencoolen Street, from Middle Road : general view -
Bencoolen Street shophouses : general view [3] -
Bencoolen Street buildings : general view [1] -
Bencoolen Street : general view [5]
Suggested Pictures from National Archives of Singapore
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BENCOOLEN STREET -
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Nam Hai Hotel at Bencoolen Street -
BENCOOLEN STREET MANSION -
Bencoolen Mosque at 59 Bencoolen Street. Built in 1845, the mosque underwent major repairs in 1980. In 2001, the mosque site was re-developed as part of a mixed development comprising commercial block and a 12-storey residential complex, the Somerset Bencoolen Serviced Apartments. The re-developed mosque which is part of the complex was opened to public in May 2004 -
GROUP PICTURE OF A WEDDING TAKEN AT JAPANESE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT BENCOOLEN STREET. -
A MALAY, NATIVE OF BENCOOLEN -
SIR STAMFORD RAFFLES' HOME IN BENCOOLEN, SUMATRA. C.1800S -
BENCOOLEN STREET - SHOPHOUSES