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  • Tiong Bahru, shophouses

    Streets and Places
    This photograph shows part of a row of shophouses at Tiong Bahru. The double-storey units feature sloping roofs and wooden louvered windows. The occupants include Kah Mee Optical Co. and Tong an tang (同安堂). Title supplied by Donor.

  • Sit Wah Road two-storey shophouse : general view [3]

    Arts · Streets and Places · Lee, Kip Lin · Lee Kip Lin Collection
    This 1969 photograph shows a shophouse that features full-length French windows on the second storey, and swinging doors (pintu pagar) on the first. The pintu pagar is a typical feature of Peranakan houses that allow in breezes while maintaining privacy. Located in Tiong Bahru, Sit Wah Road is named after...
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  • Sit Wah Road two-storey shophouses : general view [2]

    Streets and Places · Arts · Lee, Kip Lin · Lee Kip Lin Collection
    This 1969 photograph shows a row of two-storey shophouses at Sit Wah Road. Features includes full-length French windows topped with transom windows on the second storeys and swinging doors (pintu pagar) can be seen. The shophouses look to be built during the late-style period (1900-1940). Located in Tiong Bahru, Sit...
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  • Sit Wah Road two-storey shophouses : general view [3]

    Streets and Places · Arts · Lee, Kip Lin · Lee Kip Lin Collection
    This photograph shot in 1969 shows a row of two-storey shophouses at Sit Wah Road featuring, on the second storeys, full-length French windows topped with transom windows. The shophouses look to be built during the late-style period (1900-1940). Located in Tiong Bahru, Sit Wah Road is named after building contractor...
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  • Sit Wah Road two-storey shophouse : general view [1]

    Arts · Streets and Places · Lee, Kip Lin · Lee Kip Lin Collection
    This 1969 photograph shows a late-style (1900-1940) shophouse at Sit Wah Road featuring, on the second storey, full-length French windows topped with architraves, pilasters with Corinthian capitals, and a dentilled cornice. A Chinese-style secondary roof overhangs the first storey of the shophouse. Located in Tiong Bahru, Sit Wah Road is...
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  • Sit Wah Road two-storey shophouse : general view [2]

    Arts · Streets and Places · Lee, Kip Lin · Lee Kip Lin Collection
    This 1969 photograph shows a late-style (1900-1940) shophouse at Sit Wah Road featuring, on the second storey, full-length French windows topped with architraves, pilasters with Corinthian capitals, and a dentilled cornice. The first storey of the house has two bat-shaped vents and a set of swinging doors (pintu pagar). Located...
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  • Moh Guan Terrace : general view [3]

    Streets and Places
    This 1992 photograph shows Moh Guan Terrace, with a view of low-rise apartment buildings along the street. Moh Guan Terrace, which is in Tiong Bahru area, was named after prominent business man See Moh Guan from Malacca. Title devised by Library staff.
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  • Kim Pong Road building : exterior [2]

    Streets and Places
    This 1992 photograph shows Kim Pong Road, with a view of a four-storey building. The road which is in Tiong Bahru area, was named after Low Kim Pong, from Amoy, whose firm Chop Ban San became the largest druggist. He had a private banking business even before the establishment of...
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  • Moh Guan Terrace : general view [1]

    Streets and Places
    This 1992 photograph shows Moh Guan Terrace, with a view of low-rise apartment buildings along the street. Moh Guan Terrace, which is in Tiong Bahru area, was named after prominent business man See Moh Guan from Malacca. Title devised by Library staff.
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  • Eu Chin Street : general view

    Streets and Places
    This 1992 photograph shows Eu Chin Street, with a view of the street from Seng Poh Road. Located in the Tiong Bahru area, Eu Chin Street was named after Seah Eu Chin, the gambier king with interests extending to shipping, junks, pepper, cotton and tea. Title devised by Library staff.
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  • Moh Guan Terrace flats : exterior [2]

    Streets and Places
    This 1992 photograph shows the exterior of a five-storey apartment block at Moh Guan Terrace. There is an passageway on the ground floor of the building through which vehicles can pass. Title devised by Library staff.
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  • Moh Guan Terrace : general view [2]

    Streets and Places
    This 1992 photograph shows Moh Guan Terrace, with a view of low-rise apartment buildings along the street. Moh Guan Terrace, which is in Tiong Bahru area, was named after prominent business man See Moh Guan from Malacca. Title devised by Library staff.
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  • Kim Pong Road building : exterior [1]

    Streets and Places
    This 1992 photograph shows Kim Pong Road, with a view of a four-storey building. The road which is in Tiong Bahru area, was named after Low Kim Pong, from Amoy, whose firm Chop Ban San became the largest druggist. He had a private banking business even before the establishment of...
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  • Moh Guan Terrace flats : exterior [1]

    Streets and Places
    This 1992 photograph shows the exterior of a five-storey apartment block at Moh Guan Terrace, in the Tiong Bahru area. There is an passageway on the ground floor of the building through which vehicles can pass. Title devised by Library staff.
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  • Eng Hoon Street buildings : general view [2]

    Streets and Places
    This 1992 photograph shows Eng Hoon Street, with a view of the apartment buildings along the street. Located in the Tiong Bahru area, Eng Hoon Street was named after Koh Eng Hoon of Chop Soon Bee in Malacca Street. Title devised by Library staff.
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  • Moh Guan Terrace : general view [4]

    Streets and Places
    This 1992 photograph shows Moh Guan Terrace, with a view of low-rise apartment buildings along the street. Moh Guan Terrace, which is in Tiong Bahru area, was named after prominent business man See Moh Guan from Malacca. Title devised by Library staff.
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  • Eng Hoon Street buildings : general view [1]

    Streets and Places
    This 1992 photograph shows Eng Hoon Street, with a view of the apartment buildings along the street. Located in the Tiong Bahru area, Eng Hoon Street was named after Koh Eng Hoon of Chop Soon Bee in Malacca Street. Title devised by Library staff.
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  • Moh Guan Terrace flats : exterior [3]

    Streets and Places
    This 1992 photograph shows the exterior of a three-storey apartment block at Moh Guan Terrace. The building has a semi-circular shape, and has a brick façade. Title devised by Library staff.
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  • Eng Hoon Street, towards Seng Poh Road : general view

    Streets and Places · Lee, Kip Lin
    This 1982 photograph shows Eng Hoon Street, towards Seng Poh Road. A row of shophouses can be seen to the right of the photograph. Located in the Tiong Bahru area, Eng Hoon Street is named after a Chinese businessman, Koh Eng Hoon. Title devised by Library staff.
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