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Hotel D'Europe [1865-1876] : general view

This photograph shows Hotel D'Europe, which occupied a number of buildings facing the Esplanade. Its name was changed to Hotel de l'Europe by 1876. Title devised by Library staff. Information contributed by Richard Hale. Date of creation estimated.

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All rights reserved. Lee Kip Lin and National Library Board, Singapore 2009.

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VIEW OF HOTEL D'EUROPE AND ST ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL
ANNUAL DINNER AT PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION IN SUPREME COURT BUILDING
A LIGHT FIXTURE OF THE SUPREME COURT BUILDING (LATE 1980S)
ANNUAL DINNER AT PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION IN SUPREME COURT BUILDING
SUPREME COURT BUILDING AND PADANG
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION PRESS CONFERENCE AT SUPREME COURT BUILDING
Grand Hotel de l'Europe, Singapore. Originally established by J Castelyns in 1857 as Hotel d'Europe, it was located first in Hill Street, then in Beach Road before moving here (along St Andrew's Road). The building at this location was demolished in 1905 and the new one was named Grand Hotel de l'Europe. With management changing hands severally, it was renamed as The Europe Hotel in 1918. Its doors were closed in October 1932 and the building was later demolished, making way for the Supreme Court.
Grand Hotel de l'Europe, Singapore. Originally established by J Castelyns in 1857 as Hotel d'Europe, it was located first in Hill Street, then in Beach Road before moving here (along St Andrew's Road). The building at this location was demolished in early 1900s and the new one was named Grand Hotel de l'Europe. With management changing hands severally, it was renamed as The Europe Hotel in 1918. Its doors were closed in October 1932 and the building was later demolished, making way for the Supreme Court.
ANNUAL DINNER AT PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION IN SUPREME COURT BUILDING
The Europe Hotel at corner of High Street and Esplanade Road (now St Andrew's Road). Originally established by J Castelyns in 1857 as Hotel d'Europe, it was located first in Hill Street, then in Beach Road before moving here. The building at this location was demolished in early 1900s and the new one was named Grand Hotel de l'Europe. With management changing hands severally, it was renamed as The Europe Hotel. Its doors were closed in October 1932 and the building was later demolished, making way for the Supreme Court.
The Europe Hotel at corner of High Street and Esplanade Road (now St Andrew's Road). Originally established by J Castelyns in 1857 as Hotel d'Europe, it was located first in Hill Street, then in Beach Road before moving here. The building at this location was demolished in early 1900s and the new one was named Grand Hotel de l'Europe. With management changing hands several times, it was renamed as The Europe Hotel. Its doors were closed in October 1932 and the building was later demolished, making way for the Supreme Court.
The Europe Hotel at corner of High Street and Esplanade Road (now St Andrew's Road). Originally established by J Castelyns in 1857 as Hotel d'Europe, it was located first in Hill Street, then in Beach Road before moving here. The building at this location was demolished in early 1900s and the new one was named Grand Hotel de l'Europe. With management changing hands severally, it was renamed as The Europe Hotel. Its doors were closed in October 1932 and the building was later demolished, making way for the Supreme Court.
Three Sikh gentlemen conversing under an arch of the then Supreme Court building. Officially opened in 1939, it was the last grand Neoclassical construction in colonial Singapore.
The Europe Hotel at corner of High Street and Esplanade Road (now St Andrew's Road). Originally established by J Castelyns in 1857 as Hotel d'Europe, it was located first in Hill Street, then in Beach Road before moving here. The building at this location was demolished in early 1900s and the new one was named Grand Hotel de l'Europe. With management changing hands severally, it was renamed as The Europe Hotel. Its doors were closed in October 1932 and the building was later demolished, making way for the Supreme Court.
A VIEW OF THE SUPREME COURT BUILDING (LATE 1980S)
The Europe Hotel at corner of High Street and Esplanade Road (now St Andrew's Road). Originally established by J Castelyns in 1857 as Hotel d'Europe, it was located first in Hill Street, then in Beach Road before moving here. The building at this location was demolished in early 1900s and the new one was named Grand Hotel de l'Europe. With management changing hands severally, it was renamed as The Europe Hotel. Its doors were closed in October 1932 and the building was later demolished, making way for the Supreme Court.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION PRESS CONFERENCE AT SUPREME COURT BUILDING
The Europe Hotel at corner of High Street and Esplanade Road (now St Andrew's Road). Originally established by J Castelyns in 1857 as Hotel d'Europe, it was located first in Hill Street, then in Beach Road before moving here. The building at this location was demolished in early 1900s and the new one was named Grand Hotel de l'Europe. With management changing hands several times, it was renamed as The Europe Hotel. Its doors were closed in October 1932 and the building was later demolished, making way for the Supreme Court.
THE SUPREME COURT BUILDING (LATE 1980S)
The Europe Hotel at corner of High Street and Esplanade Road (now St Andrew's Road). Originally established by J Castelyns in 1857 as Hotel d'Europe, it was located first in Hill Street, then in Beach Road before moving here. The building at this location was demolished in early 1900s and the new one was named Grand Hotel de l'Europe. With management changing hands several times, it was renamed as The Europe Hotel. Its doors were closed in October 1932 and the building was later demolished, making way for the Supreme Court.
The Europe Hotel at corner of High Street and Esplanade Road (now St Andrew's Road). Originally established by J Castelyns in 1857 as Hotel d'Europe, it was located first in Hill Street, then in Beach Road before moving here. The building at this location was demolished in early 1900s and the new one was named Grand Hotel de l'Europe. With management changing hands several times, it was renamed as The Europe Hotel. Its doors were closed in October 1932 and the building was later demolished, making way for the Supreme Court.
The Europe Hotel at corner of High Street and Esplanade Road (now St Andrew's Road). Originally established by J Castelyns in 1857 as Hotel d'Europe, it was located first in Hill Street, then in Beach Road before moving here. The building at this location was demolished in early 1900s and the new one was named Grand Hotel de l'Europe. With management changing hands several times, it was renamed as The Europe Hotel. Its doors were closed in October 1932 and the building was later demolished, making way for the Supreme Court.
THE SUPREME COURT BUILDING AT SAINT ANDREW'S ROAD