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  • Hawkers at a fishball noodle soup stall at Newton Food Centre during circuit breaker period

    Heritage and Culture · Politics and Government · Kurniawan, Lisa
    "Meet my food heroes!! These are just a few of the ‘uncles’ and ‘aunties’ who work day in and day out at Newton Food Centre. I moved to Singapore 12 years ago and I quickly learnt that part of the ‘requirement’ to be a true Singaporean (resident) is to be...

  • Diner posing for photograph in front of food stall at Newton Food Centre during circuit breaker period

    Heritage and Culture · Politics and Government · Kurniawan, Lisa
    "Meet my food heroes!! These are just a few of the ‘uncles’ and ‘aunties’ who work day in and day out at Newton Food Centre. I moved to Singapore 12 years ago and I quickly learnt that part of the ‘requirement’ to be a true Singaporean (resident) is to be...

  • Hawker with face shield at carrot cake stall at Newton Food Centre during circuit breaker period

    Heritage and Culture · Politics and Government · Kurniawan, Lisa
    "Meet my food heroes!! These are just a few of the ‘uncles’ and ‘aunties’ who work day in and day out at Newton Food Centre. I moved to Singapore 12 years ago and I quickly learnt that part of the ‘requirement’ to be a true Singaporean (resident) is to be...

  • Hawker posing for photograph in front of BBQ chicken wing stall at Newton Food Centre during circuit breaker period

    Heritage and Culture · Politics and Government · Kurniawan, Lisa
    "Meet my food heroes!! These are just a few of the ‘uncles’ and ‘aunties’ who work day in and day out at Newton Food Centre. I moved to Singapore 12 years ago and I quickly learnt that part of the ‘requirement’ to be a true Singaporean (resident) is to be...

  • Hawkers at a Teochew fishball noodle stall at Newton Food Centre during circuit breaker period

    Heritage and Culture · Politics and Government · Kurniawan, Lisa
    "Meet my food heroes!! These are just a few of the ‘uncles’ and ‘aunties’ who work day in and day out at Newton Food Centre. I moved to Singapore 12 years ago and I quickly learnt that part of the ‘requirement’ to be a true Singaporean (resident) is to be...

  • Newton Circus, 1960s

    Streets and Places · Transportation · Communications · Barker, Dave
    This photograph shows a view of the traffic and low-rise buildings at Newton Circus. One of the buildings on the left houses the Newton Post Office. A variety of vehicles can be seen at the roundabout. Date of creation estimated. Title devised by Library staff.

  • Monk's Hill Secondary School, 1966 : aerial view

    Streets and Places · Education
    This is an aerial view of Monk's Hill Secondary School at Winstedt Road. The school merged with Balestier Hill Secondary School in 2007. Photograph donated by Chung Shui Ken and displayed at the Heritage Roadshow 2008. HRS3_633. Title devised by Library staff. Information contributed by Richard Hale.

  • Newton Circus roundabout : top view

    Streets and Places · Transportation · Heirwin Mohd Nasir
    This is a 2004 photograph showing a top view of the traffic at Newton Circus. A variety of vehicles can be seen at the roundabout including a public bus, a taxi, a pick-up truck and private cars. Title devised by Library staff.

  • Keng Lee Road, towards Newton Circus : general view

    Streets and Places
    This is a 1982 photograph depicting Keng Lee Road, from Lincoln Road towards Newton Circus. Located in the Newton area, Keng Lee Road was named in 1928, after Ching Keng Lee, a rice merchant, ship owner and founder of Ching Keng Lee & Auctioneers, Valuers, Estate Agents. Title devised by...
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  • Kampong Java Road bungalow : side view [2]

    Streets and Places · Arts · Lee, Kip Lin
    This is a 1974 photograph of a two-storey bungalow located at Kampong Java Road. On the left of the building is a porch, which leads to an open verandah. The façade of the bungalow features pilasters and balustrades, and the slate roof features decorative fretwork fascia on the eaves. Kampong...
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  • Keng Lee Road, towards Thomson Road: general view [2]

    Streets and Places
    This is a 1982 photograph depicting Keng Lee Road, from Lincoln Road towards Thomson Road. Located in the Newton area, Keng Lee Road was named in 1928, after Ching Keng Lee, a rice merchant, ship owner and founder of Ching Keng Lee & Auctioneers, Valuers, Estate Agents. Title devised by...
    Reproduction Available

  • Newton Circus, at Kampong Java Road : general view [1]

    Streets and Places · Communications · Lee, Kip Lin
    This 1978 photograph depicts Newton Circus, at Kampong Java Road. It shows a view of a street with low-rise buildings. One of the buildings on the right houses the Newton Post Office. Title devised by Library staff.
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  • Kampong Java Road, towards Hooper Road : general view [2]

    Streets and Places · Nature and Environment
    This is a 1982 photograph showing the section of Kampong Java Road, towards the direction of Hooper Road and Newton Circus. A grove of trees can be seen on the left of the road. The photographer's notes indicates that the photograph was shot at 1/125 second and f5.6. Title devised...
    Reproduction Available

  • Kampong Java Road bungalow : side view [1]

    Streets and Places · Arts · Lee, Kip Lin
    This 1974 photograph shows a side view of a bungalow, located at Kampong Java Road. There is a porch on the right behind which can be seen an open verandah. The façade of the bungalow features pilasters and balustrades, and the slate roof features decorative fretwork fascia on the eaves....
    Reproduction Available

  • Keng Lee Road, towards Hertford Road : general view

    Streets and Places · Transportation
    This 1982 photograph shows Keng Lee Road, towards Hertford Road corner (on the right) and Newton Road. It shows a view of a road with traffic lights and pedestrian crossings. Located in the Newton area, Keng Lee Road was named in 1928, after Ching Keng Lee, a rice merchant, ship...
    Reproduction Available

  • Kampong Java Road bungalow : exterior [1]

    Streets and Places · Arts · Lee, Kip Lin
    This 1974 photograph shows the exterior of a bungalow, located at Kampong Java Road. It shows a portion of the open verandah with a façade that features pilasters and balustrades, and a slate roof with decorative fretwork fascia on the eaves. Kampong Java Road is located near Newton Circus. Title...
    Reproduction Available

  • Newton Circus, at Kampong Java Road : general view [2]

    Streets and Places · Transportation · Lee, Kip Lin
    Reproduction Available

  • Kampong Java Road bungalow : exterior [2]

    Streets and Places · Arts · Lee, Kip Lin
    This 1974 photograph shows the exterior of a bungalow, located at Kampong Java Road. It shows a portion of the open verandah with a façade that features pilasters and balustrades, and a slate roof with decorative fretwork fascia on the eaves. Kampong Java Road is located near Newton Circus. Title...
    Reproduction Available

  • Kampong Java Road bungalow : general view

    Streets and Places · Arts · Lee, Kip Lin
    This 1974 photograph shows a bungalow, located at Kampong Java Road. A circular driveway leads to the porch of the two-storey bungalow behind which can be seen an open verandah. The façade of the bungalow features pilasters and balustrades, and the slate roof features decorative fretwork fascia on the eaves....
    Reproduction Available

  • Keng Lee Road, towards Thomson Road : general view [1]

    Streets and Places
    This is a 1982 photograph depicting Keng Lee Road, from Lincoln Road towards Thomson Road. Located in the Newton area, Keng Lee Road was named in 1928, after Ching Keng Lee, a rice merchant, ship owner and founder of Ching Keng Lee & Auctioneers, Valuers, Estate Agents. Title devised by...
    Reproduction Available

  • Kampong Java Road : general view

    Streets and Places · Lee, Kip Lin
    This 1978 photograph depicts the tree lined stretch of Kampong Java Road near to Newton Circus. A row of two-storey shophouses can be seen on the right. The Kampong Java area was probably so-named due to the many Javanese who lived in the vicinity. Title devised by Library staff.
    Reproduction Available

  • Kampong Java Road bungalow : side view [4]

    Streets and Places · Arts · Lee, Kip Lin
    This 1974 photograph shows a side view of a bungalow, located at Kampong Java Road. There is a porch on the left behind which can be seen an open verandah. The façade of the bungalow features pilasters and balustrades, and the slate roof features decorative fretwork fascia on the eaves....
    Reproduction Available

  • Kampong Java Road, towards Hooper Road : general view [1]

    Streets and Places · Nature and Environment
    This is a 1982 photograph showing Kampong Java Road, towards Hooper Road and Newton Circus. A grove of trees can be seen on the left of the road. The photographer's notes indicates that the photograph was shot at 1/125 second and f5.6. Title devised by Library staff.
    Reproduction Available

  • Kampong Java Road bungalow : side view [5]

    Streets and Places · Arts · Lee, Kip Lin
    This 1974 photograph shows a side view of a bungalow, located at Kampong Java Road. There is a porch on the left behind which can be seen an open verandah. The façade of the bungalow features pilasters and balustrades, and the slate roof features decorative fretwork fascia on the eaves....
    Reproduction Available

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