This 1967 photograph shows the neo-classical Palladian Empress Place Building, close to the Singapore River. The building was used by various government offices, like the Immigration Department, the Registry of Births and Deaths, and the Singapore Citizenship Registry. From 1989, it was the Empress Place Museum, before becoming the Asian...

This 1974 photograph shows the neo-classical Palladian Empress Place Building, close to the Singapore River. In 1974 (the year image was taken) the building was still used by various government offices, like the Immigration Department, the Registry of Births and Deaths, and the Singapore Citizenship Registry. From 1989, it was...

This 1967 photograph shows part of the neo-classical Palladian Empress Place Building, close to the Singapore River. In 1967 (the year image was taken) the building was still used by various government offices, like the Immigration Department, the Registry of Births and Deaths, and the Singapore Citizenship Registry. From 1989,...

This 1974 photograph shows part of the neo-classical Palladian Empress Place Building, close to the Singapore River. In 1974 (the year image was taken) the building was still used by various government offices, like the Immigration Department, the Registry of Births and Deaths, and the Singapore Citizenship Registry. From 1989,...

This 1974 photograph shows the windows of the neo-classical Palladian Empress Place Building, close to the Singapore River. In 1974 (the year image was taken) the building was still used by various government offices, like the Immigration Department, the Registry of Births and Deaths, and the Singapore Citizenship Registry. From...

This 1967 photograph shows the neo-classical Palladian Empress Place Building, close to the Singapore River. In the background, the dome of the old Supreme Court can be seen. The building was used by various government offices, like the Immigration Department, the Registry of Births and Deaths, and the Singapore Citizenship...

This 1967 photograph shows the windows of the neo-classical Palladian Empress Place Building, close to the Singapore River. In 1967 (the year image was taken) the building was still used by various government offices, like the Immigration Department, the Registry of Births and Deaths, and the Singapore Citizenship Registry. From...

This 1974 photograph shows the neo-classical Palladian Empress Place Building, close to the Singapore River. In 1974 (the year image was taken) the building was still used by various government offices, like the Immigration Department, the Registry of Births and Deaths, and the Singapore Citizenship Registry. From 1989, it was...

This 1967 photograph shows the neo-classical Palladian Empress Place Building, close to the Singapore River. The building was used by various government offices, like the Immigration Department, the Registry of Births and Deaths, and the Singapore Citizenship Registry. From 1989, it was the Empress Place Museum, before becoming the Asian...

This 1967 photograph shows the neo-classical Palladian Empress Place Building, close to the Singapore River. Adjacent buildings are probably Victoria Theatre and Victoria Concert Hall and the old Parliament House (now the Arts House). The building was used by various government offices, like the Immigration Department, the Registry of Births...

This 1974 photograph shows the neo-classical Palladian Empress Place Building, close to the Singapore River. Adjacent buildings are probably Victoria Theatre and Victoria Concert Hall and the old Parliament House (now the Arts House). In 1974 (the year image was taken) the building was still used by various government offices,...

This is a 1973 photograph showing a side view of the Empress Place Building, a historic building located on the north bank of the Singapore River. It was designed by J.F.A. McNair in the neo-Palladian style. Originally known as Government Offices, the building's construction began in 1864 and continued until...

This 1973 photograph shows the exterior of the Empress Place Building. Located on the north bank of the Singapore River, this historic building was designed by J.F.A. McNair in the neo-Palladian style. Empress Place Building was gazetted as a national monument on 14 February 1992. Title devised by Library staff.

This is a 1973 photograph of one of the porches of the Empress Place Building. Located on the north bank of the Singapore River, this historic building was designed by J.F.A. McNair in the neo-Palladian style. Empress Place Building was gazetted as a national monument on 14 February 1992. Title...

This 1973 photograph shows the north façade of the Empress Place Building, a historic building located on the north bank of the Singapore River. It was designed by J.F.A. McNair in the neo-Palladian style. Originally known as Government Offices, the building's construction began in 1864 and continued until 1920 with...

This is a 1973 photograph of the Empress Place Building, a historic building located on the north bank of the Singapore River. It was designed by J.F.A. McNair in the neo-Palladian style. Originally known as Government Offices, the building's construction began in 1864 and continued until 1920 with the addition...

This 1973 photograph shows the exterior of the Empress Place Building. Located on the north bank of the Singapore River, this historic building was designed by J.F.A. McNair in the neo-Palladian style. Empress Place Building was gazetted as a national monument on 14 February 1992. Title devised by Library staff.

This May 1973 photograph depicts civic buildings, located at Empress Place. Empress Place is named in memory of Queen Victoria, Empress of India. The area is located near the Padang. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1973 photograph shows the exterior of the Empress Place Building. Located on the north bank of the Singapore River, this historic building was designed by J.F.A. McNair in the neo-Palladian style. Empress Place Building was gazetted as a national monument on 14 February 1992. Title devised by Library staff.

This is a 1973 photograph showing a view of the Empress Place Building, and its carpark. Located on the north bank of the Singapore River, this historic building was designed by J.F.A. McNair in the neo-Palladian style. Originally known as Government Offices, the building's construction began in 1864 and continued...

This 1973 photograph shows the exterior of the Empress Place Building. Located on the north bank of the Singapore River, this historic building was designed by J.F.A. McNair in the neo-Palladian style. Empress Place Building was gazetted as a national monument on 14 February 1992. Title devised by Library staff.

This is a 1973 photograph of one of the porches of the Empress Place Building. Located on the north bank of the Singapore River, this historic building was designed by J.F.A. McNair in the neo-Palladian style. Empress Place Building was gazetted as a national monument on 14 February 1992. Title...

This is a 1973 photograph of one of the porches of the Empress Place Building. Located on the north bank of the Singapore River, this historic building was designed by J.F.A. McNair in the neo-Palladian style. Empress Place Building was gazetted as a national monument on 14 February 1992. Title...

This 1973 photograph shows the exterior of the Empress Place Building. Located on the north bank of the Singapore River, this historic building was designed by J.F.A. McNair in the neo-Palladian style. Empress Place Building was gazetted as a national monument on 14 February 1992. Title devised by Library staff.