This 1982 photograph shows Punggol Road, from Upper Serangoon Road. It shows a view of a tree-lined street with a gateway flanked by a pair of stone piers. The gateway leads to several two-storey houses to the right. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1982 photograph shows a tree-lined Punggol Road (northward), with guard rails on the left. Punggol, also spelt Ponggol, means "hurling sticks - a method of bringing down fruits off fruit trees - in Malay. This indicates that Ponggol was a renowned fruit-growing district. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1993 photograph shows a tree-lined Punggol Road. Punggol is also spelt Ponggol, and means "throwing sticks to knock down fruit from trees" in Malay. It can also mean "a wholesale market for fruits" or "a high tree stump". Title devised by Library staff.

This 1982 photograph depicts kampong houses, amidst lush greenery, at the junction of Jalan Kampong Tengah and Punggol Road. Punggol, also spelt Ponggol, means "hurling sticks" - a method of bringing down fruits off fruit trees - in Malay. This indicates that Ponggol was a renowned fruit-growing district. Title devised...

This 1982 photograph shows Punggol Road, from Upper Serangoon Road. It shows a view of a tree-lined street with a low wall running along the right, and a stone structure with a cross design on the left. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1982 photograph depicts Punggol Road, from Upper Serangoon Road. It shows a view of a tree-lined street with a single-storey house on the right, and a pair of stone posts on the left. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1982 photograph depicts a tree-lined Punggol Road (southward), with guard rails on the right. Punggol, also spelt Ponggol, means "hurling sticks - a method of bringing down fruits off fruit trees - in Malay. This indicates that Ponggol was a renowned fruit-growing district. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1982 photograph depicts kampong houses, amidst lush greenery, at the junction of Jalan Kampong Tengah and Punggol Road. Punggol, also spelt Ponggol, means "hurling sticks" - a method of bringing down fruits off fruit trees - in Malay. This indicates that Ponggol was a renowned fruit-growing district. Title devised...

This 1982 photograph shows a tree-lined Punggol Road (from Track 1 opposite Jalan Kampong Tengah). Punggol, also spelt Ponggol, means "hurling sticks - a method of bringing down fruits off fruit trees - in Malay. This indicates that Ponggol was a renowned fruit-growing district. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1982 photograph shows a tree-lined Punggol Road (northwards from near St Xavier's Seminary), with an electric pole along the roadside. Punggol, also spelt Ponggol, means "hurling sticks - a method of bringing down fruits off fruit trees - in Malay. This indicates that Ponggol was a renowned fruit-growing district....

This 1982 photograph shows a tree-lined Punggol Road (northwards from St Xavier's Seminary). A pole with electric cables can be seen on the left. Punggol, also spelt Ponggol, means "hurling sticks - a method of bringing down fruits off fruit trees - in Malay. This indicates that Ponggol was a...