A 1982 photograph showing two-storey shophouses along Serangoon Road (northwest side at Rappa Terrace corner). Title devised by Library staff.

A 1982 photograph showing Serangoon Road (eastwards from Lavender Street corner). On the left are a row of two-storey shophouses. Title devised by Library staff.

A 1982 photograph showing two-storey shophouses along Serangoon Road (northwest side at Rappa Terrace corner). Title devised by Library staff.

This 1982 photograph shows houses, at no. 480 and 482 Serangoon Road. Cars can be seen parked along the road side. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1982 photograph shows Serangoon Road, at the west corner of Beatty Road junction. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1984 photograph shows shophouses, located at Serangoon Road, opposite the Angullia Mosque. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1983 photograph shows Upper Serangoon Road, from a bridge opposite National Printers Pte Ltd (towards Youngberg Memorial Adventist Hospital). Upper Serangoon Road, together with Serangoon Road, forms a radial arterial road which connects the north-eastern part of Singapore to the city area. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1983 photograph depicts Serangoon Road (towards Jalan Toa Payoh from Whampoa South). The traffic sign on the right indicates that this is a road for one-way traffic. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1983 photograph shows Upper Serangoon Road, from Wolskel Road (towards north-east). Upper Serangoon Road, together with Serangoon Road, forms a radial arterial road which connects the north-eastern part of Singapore to the city area. Title devised by Library staff.

A 1983 photograph depicting Serangoon Road, from Jalan Toa Payoh junction (towards north-east). Serangoon Road, together with Upper Serangoon Road, forms a radial arterial road which connects the north-eastern part of Singapore to the city area. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1983 photograph shows Upper Serangoon Road, from near Lorong Patong (towards north-east). Upper Serangoon Road, together with Serangoon Road, forms a radial arterial road which connects the north-eastern part of Singapore to the city area. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1992 photograph depicts Serangoon Road, at Balestier Road junction. Serangoon Road is a major thoroughfare, cutting through Little India, serving as the centre of commercial, cultural and religious activities for both the local and foreign Indian community in Singapore. Title devised by Library staff.

A 1983 photograph depicting Serangoon Road, from Whampoa North (facing towards south-west). Serangoon Road, together with Upper Serangoon Road, forms a radial arterial road which connects the north-eastern part of Singapore to the city area. Title devised by Library staff.

A 1983 photograph depicting Serangoon Road, from opposite Opal Crescent (towards shophouses between Opal Crescent and Moonstone Lane). Serangoon Road, together with Upper Serangoon Road, forms a radial arterial road which connects the north-eastern part of Singapore to the city area. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1992 photograph depicts Serangoon Road, at the Balestier Road junction. There is a taxi in the foreground. Serangoon Road is a major thoroughfare, cutting through Little India, serving as the centre of commercial, cultural and religious activities for both the local and foreign Indian community in Singapore. Title devised...