This 1993 photograph shows a row of two-storey shophouses with a columned five-foot way. Farquhar Street, from Bernard Street. Farquhar Street was named after Lt-Col William Farquhar. Farquhar Street is an expunged road. Title devised by Library staff.
This is a 1990 photograph showing a row of shophouses on Farquhar Street, with views between Bernard Street and Beach Lane/Road. Farquhar Street was named after Lieutenant-Colonel William Farquhar, the first Resident of Singapore who shared with Raffles the credit of creating the new settlement of Singapore. ...
This is a 1990 photograph showing shophouses on Bernard Street, towards Farquhar Street. Bernard Street was named after Francis James Bernard, a son-in-law of Farquhar, who was made assistant to the Resident and Master Attendant until Captain Flint arrived. ...
This is a 1990 photograph showing s double-storey shophouse on Farquhar Street, at the junction of Bernard Street. Farquhar Street was named after Lieutenant-Colonel William Farquhar, the first Resident of Singapore who shared with Raffles the credit of creating the new settlement of Singapore. ...
This 1993 photograph shows a row of three-storey shophouses, located at no. 6, 8 and 10 Jeddah Street. The windows of the houses are covered with wooden louvred shutters. In the background can be seen a partial view of the Gateway building. The Jeddah Street is an expunged road. Title...
This 1993 photograph shows rows of shophouses on both sides of Clyde Street in the direction towards Beach Road from North Bridge Road end. The double-storey shophouses feature French windows. There are cars in parking lots on one side of the street while the other side has double white lines....
This 1993 photograph shows the exterior of a three-storey shophouse, located at no. 8 Jeddah Street. The windows of the houses are covered with wooden louvred shutters. Title devised by Library staff....
This photograph, presumably taken between 1880 and 1889, shows a view of the Geylang Police Station. The Singapore Police Force is believed to have been formed in 1819 with just eleven men under Francis James Bernard (son-in-law of William Farquhar). The force in early Singapore was headed by the Europeans,...
This 1993 photograph shows Ark Lane, from Rochor Road end. The lane is lined on both sides by shophouses which feature French windows on the second floor. Ark Lane is an expunged road. Title devised by Library staff....