This 1992 photograph depicts Coleman Street in the direction towards Hill Street. This shot brings attention to a three-storey shophouse among others. It features French windows with semi-circular transform windows on the upper floors. Title devised by Library staff.
This 1992 photograph depicts Coleman Street, towards Hill Street and the shops opposite Peninsula Hotel. Rows of low-rise buildings line both sides of the street. Coleman Street was named after Irish architect, George Drumgoole Coleman, who was Singapore's first Superintendent of Public Works from 1833 to 1841. Title devised by...
This 1992 photograph depicts Coleman Street, towards Hill Street and the shops opposite Peninsula Hotel. Rows of low-rise buildings line both sides of the street. Coleman Street was named after Irish architect, George Drumgoole Coleman, who was Singapore's first Superintendent of Public Works from 1833 to 1841. Title devised by...
This 1992 photograph depicts Coleman Street, towards Hill Street and the shops opposite Peninsula Hotel. Rows of low-rise buildings line both sides of the street. Coleman Street was named after Irish architect, George Drumgoole Coleman, who was Singapore's first Superintendent of Public Works from 1833 to 1841. Title devised by...
This 1982 photograph shows Coleman Street, from Hill Street. Coleman Street is named after George Drumgold Coleman, who was responsible for the development of early Singapore and buildings such as the St. Andrew's Cathedral. The roads mentioned are located near City Hall. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1982 photograph shows Coleman Street, from Hill Street. Coleman Street is named after George Drumgold Coleman, who was responsible for the development of early Singapore and buildings such as the St. Andrew's Cathedral. The roads mentioned are located near City Hall. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1982 photograph shows Coleman Street, from Hill Street. Coleman Street is named after George Drumgold Coleman, who was responsible for the development of early Singapore and buildings such as the St. Andrew's Cathedral. The roads mentioned are located near City Hall. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1992 photograph shows houses at Geylang Road (between Paya Lebar Road and Geylang Lorong 41). The shophouse styled building features French windows with louvred and panelled timber shutters and semi-circular transform windows. Geylang is believed to be a corruption of the term "kilang", Malay for factory, from the coconut...
This 1992 photograph depicts a double-storey shophouse building at no. 514 Sims Avenue. The building features French windows with louvred timber shutters, semi-circular transform windows, polychromatic ceramic tile panel beneath the windows and decorative pilaster and simple fretwork fascia. Sims Avenue is named after William Arthur Sims JP, of the...
This 1992 photograph depicts a double-storey shophouse building at no. 514 Sims Avenue. The building features French windows with louvred timber shutters, semi-circular transform windows, polychromatic ceramic tile panel beneath the windows and decorative pilaster and simple fretwork fascia. Sims Avenue is named after William Arthur Sims JP, of the...