This 1966 photograph shows vehicles parked along a road, in front of a row of shophouses in Malacca. Some architectural features seen are clay tile roofs and louvred French windows. A panel of Fujian jian nian (cut and paste) style ceramic mosaic shards embedded in cement to form figures are...

This 1971 photograph shows two two-storey First Transitional Style shophouses in Malacca. Some prominent architectural features seen include Corinthian columns, louvred French windows and decorative moulding. One of the shophouse has a black gilded plaque, with Chinese characters hung above its door. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1966 photograph shows a row of two-storey shophouses, of varying heights in Malacca. Some architectural features seen are clay tile roofs and louvred French windows. Seen also are overhead power lines. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1971 photograph shows two two-storey First Transitional Style shophouses in Malacca. Some prominent architectural features seen include Corinthian columns, louvred French windows and decorative moulding. One of the shophouse has a black gilded plaque, with Chinese characters hung above its door. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1971 photograph shows a street leading to a row of two-storey shophouses in Malacca. These houses vary in height and have roofs made of clay tiles. One of the houses have been converted into a shophouse and a sign, Heng Watt Wah Seng, is displayed in front of it....

This 1971 photograph shows a row of two-storey shophouses in Malacca. Some architectural features seen include green glazed bamboo-shaped roof tiling and elaborate plasterwork consisting of garlands, decorating the facade. French louvered windows are also seen. Date of creation estimated. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1966 photograph shows vehicles parked along a road, in front of a row of shophouses in Malacca. Some architectural features seen are clay tile roofs and louvred French windows. A panel of Fujian jian nian (cut and paste) style ceramic mosaic shards embedded in cement to form figures can...

This 1966 photograph shows the intricate door patterns on a swinging door of a house in Malacca. These swinging doors (pintu pagar) are a typical feature of Peranakan houses, allowing in breezes while maintaining privacy. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1966 photograph shows vehicles parked along a road, in front of a row of shophouses in Malacca. Some architectural features seen are Corinthian pilasters and louvred French windows. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1966 photograph shows a two-storey Early Style shophouse in Malacca. The louvred French windows are fixed with iron security bars. A panel of Fujian jian nian (cut and paste) style ceramic mosaic shards embedded in cement to form figures can be seen. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1966 photograph shows vehicles parked along a road, in front of a row of shophouses in Malacca. Some architectural features seen are Doric pilasters and louvred French windows. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1966 photograph shows vehicles parked along a road, in front of a row of shophouses in Malacca. Some architectural features seen are clay tile roofs and louvred French windows. A panel of Fujian jian nian (cut and paste) style ceramic mosaic shards embedded in cement to form figures can...

This 1966 photograph shows a car parked along a road, in front of a row of two-storey shophouses in Malacca. Some architectural features seen are Doric pilasters and louvred French windows. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1966 photograph shows vehicles parked along a road, in front of a row of shophouses in Malacca. Some architectural features seen are Doric pilasters and louvred French windows. Title devised by Library staff.