This 2004 photograph shows the flea market at Sungei Road, with Sim Lim Square and nearby buildings in the background. Also popularly known as Thieves’ Market, it is the largest and oldest flea market in Singapore. Here under rows of canvas sheets, vendors spread their wares on the pavement filled with second-hand goods and old bri-a-brac. Here locals hunt for cheap replacement for old faulty or lost items. Title devised by Library staff.
View of a flea market with colourful plastic canopies and umbrellas dotting the street and crowds milling around the goods on display. In the background across the road stands the Madrasah Aljunied Al-Islamiah or Aljunied Islamic School....
This 1994 photograph shows Pitt Street, at Pasar Lane corner. Pitt Street was named after statesman Sir William Pitt. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1982 photograph shows Jalan Besar, at Pitt Street corner. Jalan Besar means "big or wide road" in Malay. The roads mentioned are near the Little India area. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1994 photograph shows two-storey shophouses, pedestrians and the stalls of street vendors at a busy corner of Pasar Lane. Title devised by Library staff....
Pedestrians are seen at a busy corner of Pasar Lane in 1994, (towards Rochor Canal Road) together with make-shift stalls and parked motor-cycles and bicycles outside two-storey shophouses. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1982 photograph depicts Pitt Street, from Pasar Road towards Rochor Canal Road. Pitt Street is named after English statesman Sir William Pitt. The roads mentioned are near the Little India area. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1986 photograph shows a shop, at no. 90 Jalan Besar (at Pitt Street corner). Jalan Besar is Malay for big or wide road. It is off Lavender Street....
This 1982 photograph depicts Jalan Besar (opposite Pitt Street on the left towards Bencoolen Street). Jalan Besar means "big or wide road" in Malay. The roads mentioned are near the Little India area. Title devised by Library staff....