This 1969 photograph shows the ancestral altar, on which is placed the ancestral shrine, a censer, and other paraphernalia of ancestor worship. Seen above the altar table is an ancestral portrait. The picture was taken in the Wee family (descendants of 19th century shipping tycoon Wee Bin) residence on Neil...

This 1969 photograph shows the ancestral hall of the Wee family (descendants of 19th century shipping tycoon Wee Bin) residence on Neil Road, which houses the ancestral shrine and ancestral portraits. The house has since been converted into the Tan Cheng Lock Baba House Museum. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1969 photograph shows the ancestral hall of the Wee family (descendants of 19th century shipping tycoon Wee Bin) residence on Neil Road. Seen in the hall are the ancestral altar, shrine, and other ancestor worship paraphernalia. The house has since been converted into the Tan Cheng Lock Baba House...

This 1979 photograph shows an ancestral shrine in a house at River Valley Road. The shrine has a tablet with the ancestor's name inscribed on it, as well as photographs. The shrine also has an incense stick holder. Title devised by Library staff.