Clemenceau Avenue, towards River Valley Road : general view [2] | PictureSG

Clemenceau Avenue, towards River Valley Road : general view [2]

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This is a 1982 photograph showing Clemenceau Avenue, from opposite Teo Chew Building, towards River Valley Road. To the right is a Hindu temple under renovation, with scaffolding all around its structure. Title devised by Library staff.

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

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Suggested Pictures from National Archives of Singapore

MACALISTER AND CO BUILDING AT THE JUNCTION OF CLEMENCEAU AVENUE AND RIVER VALLEY ROAD, 1982
National Theatre, a public theatre for performances, concerts and conferences, located at the corner of Clemenceau Avenue and River Valley Road. It was completed in 1963 and demolished in 1986.
KING GEORGE V JUBILEE PARK AT FORT CANNING. IT IS BOUNDED BY CLEMENCEAU AVENUE AND RIVER VALLEY ROAD
KING GEORGE V JUBILEE PARK AT FORT CANNING. IT IS BOUNDED BY CLEMENCEAU AVENUE AND RIVER VALLEY ROAD
SINGAPORE RIVER, CLEMENCEAU AVENUE
SHRUB IN COURTYARD OF SERANGOON ROAD HINDU TEMPLE
THIS TRAFFIC LAMP-POST MAY BE HALF-WAY DOWN BUT NOT OUT, AFTER IT WAS HIT BY A BUS AT THE JUNCTION OF CLEMENCEAU AVENUE AND RIVER VALLEY ROAD. TRAFFIC STILL MANAGED TO FLOW AT THE JUNCTION, WITH THE HELP OF SOME POLICEMEN. THE BUS, BELONGING TO UNITED BUS COMPANY, HAD ENDED AT THE LAMP-POST AFTER IT WAS INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT WITH ANOTHER BUS
Van Kleef Aquarium in King George V Jubilee Park at Fort Canning.
REDIFFUSION HOUSE AT CLEMENCEAU AVENUE.
CROSSROADS OF ORCHARD ROAD AND CLEMENCEAU AVENUE
YAN KIT ROAD - HINDU TEMPLE
CEMENT FIGURES ON SERANGOON ROAD HINDU TEMPLE
CEMENT FIGURES ON SERANGOON ROAD HINDU TEMPLE
Staircase in National Theatre, Singapore. Opened on 8 August 1963, the theatre was the venue for opening ceremony of the first Southeast Asia Cultural Festival. It was also known as the “People’s Theatre” as members of the public had contributed towards the building fund through various fundraising activities. Situated at the corner of Clemenceau Avenue and River Valley Road, it was closed in 1984 after being declared structurally unsafe and was demolished in 1986.