This 1986 photograph shows a government house, located at Goodwood Hill. Goodwood Hill is named after Goodwood Park, the Sussex estate of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. A driveway leads to the two-storey house. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1986 photograph shows a side view of the porch, and the driveway of Pyramid Club, a government house at no. 2 Goodwood Hill, which is near Orchard Road. The driveway leads directly into the covered, pillared porch of the house. Title devised by Library staff.

This is a 1982 photograph of River Valley Road, with the government quarters next to the United Engineers' Building. The UE Building was demolished in June 1991. The government quarters are not found in the present day street directory. As its name describes, River Valley Road winds its way up...

This 1986 photograph shows the exterior of Pyramid Club, a government house at no. 2 Goodwood Hill, which is near Orchard Road. The two-storey bungalow sits at the top of a slope, amidst trees and bushes. In the foreground can be seen the covered, pillared porch of the bungalow. Title...

This is a 1982 photograph of River Valley Road with government quarters. This is taken from the opposite - the United Engineers' Building, towards Mohamed Sultan Road. This building was demolished in June 1991. As its name describes, River Valley Road winds its way up the northern side of the...

This 1986 photograph shows a government house, located at Goodwood Hill. Goodwood Hill is named after Goodwood Park, the Sussex estate of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1986 photograph shows a government house, located at Goodwood Hill. Goodwood Hill is named after Goodwood Park, the Sussex estate of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. A driveway leads to the two-storey house. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1978 photograph shows the Beach Road Police Station. The building mentioned is near the North Bridge Road area. Title devised by Library staff. Date of creation estimated.

This 1986 photograph shows the exterior of Pyramid Club, a government house at no. 2 Goodwood Hill, which is near Orchard Road. The two-storey bungalow sits at the top of a slope, amidst trees and bushes. In the foreground can be seen the covered, pillared porch of the bungalow. Title...

This 1986 photograph shows a side view of Pyramid Club, a government house at no. 2 Goodwood Hill, which is near Orchard Road. The two-storey house sits at the top of a slope, amidst tall trees and low bushes. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1986 photograph shows the exterior of Pyramid Club, a government house at no. 2 Goodwood Hill, which is near Orchard Road. The two-storey bungalow sits at the top of a slope, amidst trees and bushes. In the foreground can be seen the covered, pillared porch of the bungalow. Title...

This is a 1950s photograph of the Municipal Building which overlooks the Padang, then known as the Esplanade. It is now known as City Hall and in 1987, the building underwent renovations and was annexed by the Supreme Court to provide space for more courtrooms and for the Academy of...

This 1986 photograph shows Pyramid Club, a government house at no. 2 Goodwood Hill, which is near Orchard Road. The two-storey bungalow sits at the top of a slope, amidst trees and bushes. In the foreground can be seen the covered, pillared porch of the bungalow. Title devised by Library...

This 1986 photograph shows a government house, located at Goodwood Hill. Goodwood Hill is named after Goodwood Park, the Sussex estate of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. A driveway leads to the two-storey house. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1986 photograph shows the exterior of Pyramid Club, a government house at no. 2 Goodwood Hill, which is near Orchard Road. The two-storey bungalow sits at the top of a slope, amidst trees and bushes. In the foreground can be seen the covered, pillared porch of the bungalow. Title...

This A G.R. Lambert & Co. 1902 photograph shows the entrance of Raffles Library and Museum, located at the present Stamford Road. The museum was designed in Neo-Palladian and Renaissance style and consists of two rectangular parallel blocks, with a dome at the front of the building. Metal gates with...

This 1986 photograph shows Pyramid Club, a government house at no. 2 Goodwood Hill. Goodwood Hill is named after Goodwood Park, the Sussex estate, of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. There is a lawn behind the house. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1986 photograph shows the outbuildings belonging to Pyramid Club, a government house at no. 2 Goodwood Hill, which is near Orchard Road. It shows a two-storey building flanked by single-storey buildings on either side. The buildings in the centre and on the left have large double-leafed doors. Title devised...

This 1986 photograph shows a government house, located at Goodwood Hill. Goodwood Hill is named after Goodwood Park, the Sussex estate of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1986 photograph shows a government house, located at Goodwood Hill. Goodwood Hill is named after Goodwood Park, the Sussex estate of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. A driveway leads to the two-storey house. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1986 photograph shows a government house, located at Goodwood Hill. Goodwood Hill is named after Goodwood Park, the Sussex estate of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. A driveway leads to the two-storey house. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1986 photograph shows a government house, located at Goodwood Hill. Goodwood Hill is named after Goodwood Park, the Sussex estate of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. A driveway leads to the two-storey house. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1986 photograph shows a government house, located at Goodwood Hill. Goodwood Hill is named after Goodwood Park, the Sussex estate of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. A driveway leads to the two-storey house. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1986 photograph shows the former Ministry of Labour building, at no. 78 Prinsep Street. Apart from the entrance, the entire façade of the building is covered with lattice glass windows. Several cars are parked outside the gates of the building. Prinsep Street is named after Charles Prinsep, a lawyer...