New Bridge Road, towards Kampong Bahru Road : general view [1]
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This 1982 photograph shows New Bridge Road, towards Kampong Bahru Road. It shows a view of a tree-lined street with guard fences on both sides. Low-rise buildings are partially visible on the left. New Bridge Road was built in 1842, after Coleman's New Bridge was constructed in 1840 across the Singapore River. 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>>Streets and Places
- Nature>>Plants
- Streets--Singapore--Photographs
- Shade trees--Singapore--Photographs
- Roads--Guard fences--Photographs
- Small buildings--Singapore--Photographs
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New Bridge Road, towards Kampong Bahru Road : general view -
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New Bridge Road, at Bukit Pasoh Road : general view -
New Bridge Road, at Cantonment Road : general view -
New Bridge Road, at Cantonment Road : general view -
New Bridge Road, at Cantonment Road : general view -
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New Bridge Road, at Cantonment Road : general view -
New Bridge Road, towards Ellenborough Street : general view -
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Kampong Bahru Road no. 15 : general view -
Kampong Bahru Road no. 31 and 33 : general view -
Kampong Bahru Road no. 15 : general view -
Kampong Bahru Road no. 39 and 41 : general view -
Kampong Bahru Road no. 15 : general view -
Kampong Bahru Road no. 15 : general view -
New Bridge Road, towards Neil Road : general view -
New Bridge Road, towards Neil Road : general view -
New Bridge Road, opposite Circular Road : general view -
New Bridge Road, at Hongkong Street : general view -
New Bridge Road, towards Coleman Bridge : general view
Suggested Pictures from National Archives of Singapore
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A HINDU TEMPLE AT THE JUNCTION OF BUKIT MERAH ROAD AND KAMPONG BAHRU ROAD TO BE DEMOLISHED SOON -
KAMPONG BAHRU ROAD -
A HINDU TEMPLE AT THE JUNCTION OF BUKIT MERAH ROAD AND KAMPONG BAHRU ROAD TO BE DEMOLISHED SOON -
View of New Bridge Road, looking towards the Sepoy Lines. Built in 1842, it is named after colonial architect G D Coleman's New Bridge (later renamed Coleman Bridge) which was constructed over the Singapore River in 1840. New Bridge Road runs through Chinatown and is now a one-way road. -
KAMPONG BAHRU ROAD -
KAMPONG BAHRU ROAD -
KAMPONG BAHRU ROAD -
View of New Bridge Road, looking towards the Sepoy Lines. Built in 1842, it is named after colonial architect G D Coleman's New Bridge (later renamed Coleman Bridge) which was constructed over the Singapore River in 1840. New Bridge Road runs through Chinatown and is now a one-way road. -
View of New Bridge Road, looking towards the Sepoy Lines. Built in 1842, it is named after colonial architect G D Coleman's New Bridge (later renamed Coleman Bridge) which was constructed over the Singapore River in 1840. New Bridge Road runs through Chinatown and is now a one-way road. -
SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST (SIT) FLATS AT SILAT ROAD/KAMPONG BAHRU ROAD -
View of New Bridge Road, looking towards the Sepoy Lines. Built in 1842, it is named after colonial architect G D Coleman's New Bridge (later renamed Coleman Bridge) which was constructed over the Singapore River in 1840. New Bridge Road runs through Chinatown and is now a one-way road. -
View of New Bridge Road, looking towards the Sepoy Lines. Built in 1842, it is named after colonial architect G D Coleman's New Bridge (later renamed Coleman Bridge) which was constructed over the Singapore River in 1840. New Bridge Road runs through Chinatown and is now a one-way road. -
View of New Bridge Road, looking towards the Sepoy Lines. Built in 1842, it is named after colonial architect G D Coleman's New Bridge (later renamed Coleman Bridge) which was constructed over the Singapore River in 1840. New Bridge Road runs through Chinatown and is now a one-way road. -
KAMPONG BAHRU ROAD -
KAMPONG BAHRU ROAD WITH ST THERESA'S CHURCH IN THE BACKGROUND