This 1969 photograph shows a hallway in the Istana. The Istana is the official residence of the President of the Republic of Singapore. It is located along Orchard Road in Singapore’s prime shopping district. The Istana was previously known as Government House and was the residence of the Governor of...

This 1992 photograph shows the corridor outside the main sanctuary of a Presbyterian church on Prinsep Street. Latticed glass doors line one side of the corridor leading into the sanctuary. The church, previously known as Straits Chinese Presbyterian Church, was rebuilt in 1930, renamed as Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church in...

This 1992 photograph shows the corridor outside the main sanctuary of a Presbyterian church on Prinsep Street. Latticed glass doors line one side of the corridor leading into the sanctuary. The church, previously known as Straits Chinese Presbyterian Church, was rebuilt in 1930, renamed as Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church in...

This is a 1982 photograph showing the classroom corridors of the old Raffles Girls' School at Queen Street. Founded in 1879, Raffles Girls' School moved to Queen Street in 1928 and was relocated to its Anderson Road premises in 1959. Title devised by Library staff.

This is a 1982 photograph showing the classroom corridors of the old Raffles Girls' School at Queen Street. Founded in 1879, Raffles Girls' School moved to Queen Street in 1928 and was relocated to its Anderson Road premises in 1959. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1990 photograph shows the common corridor of St. Andrew's School. St. Andrew's is a complex of schools affiliated to the Anglican Church of Singapore, at Graham White Drive on the Woodsville Estate. It comprises St. Andrew's Junior School, St. Andrew's Secondary School and St. Andrew's Junior College. The school...

This 1974 photograph shows the corridor of the "Mount Echo" house, located at Tanglin Road. The two-storey mansion was originally built around 1860. It was the residence of Joaquim d’Almeida until 1864 when the house was sold to Lewis J Fraser of Maclaine Fraser & Co. The house was rebuilt...

This 1985 photograph shows a house at Lorong Cheng Lim (expunged). Lorong Cheng Lim is named after Goh Cheng Lim, director of Kim Hock Hoe Ltd, ship owners and commission agents. The Lorong Cheng Lim House is also known as “Matilda House”. Title devised by Library staff.