Chinese Ghost Festival, altar : general view
This 2009 photograph shows an altar for the Chinese seventh month (Chinese Ghost Festival). This photograph was taken on the first day of the festival, at Sims Place. Title devised by Library staff.
Credit Line
From the Little Red Dot Collection. All rights reserved. National Library Board, 2009
Subjects
- Altars--Singapore--Photographs
- Ethnic festivals--Singapore--Photographs
- Chinese--Singapore--Social life and customs--Photographs
- Ethnic Communities>>Festivals and Celebrations
- Ethnic Communities>>Customs and Traditions
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