A 1986 photograph focusing on the back view of a house (built 1914) at Telok Kurau Road. This part of the bungalow could be the servants' quarters and kitchen area. Title devised by Library staff.
This 1986 photograph shows a house (built 1914) at Telok Kurau Road, off Marine Parade Road. In Malay, telok means bay, while kurau is a mango fish. Hence, Telok Kurau means mango fish bay. ...
This 1986 photograph shows a house (built 1914) at Telok Kurau Road, off Marine Parade Road. In Malay, telok means bay, while kurau is a mango fish. Hence, Telok Kurau means mango fish bay. ...
This 1986 photograph shows a house (built 1914) at Telok Kurau Road, off Marine Parade Road. In Malay, telok means bay, while kurau is a mango fish. Hence, Telok Kurau means mango fish bay. ...
This 1986 photograph shows a house (built 1914) at Telok Kurau Road, off Marine Parade Road. In Malay, telok means bay, while kurau is a mango fish. Hence, Telok Kurau means mango fish bay. ...
This 1986 photograph shows a house (built 1914) at Telok Kurau Road, off Marine Parade Road. In Malay, telok means bay, while kurau is a mango fish. Hence, Telok Kurau means mango fish bay. ...
This 1986 photograph shows a house (built 1914) at Telok Kurau Road, off Marine Parade Road. In Malay, telok means bay, while kurau is a mango fish. Hence, Telok Kurau means mango fish bay. ...
This 1986 photograph shows a house (built 1914) at Telok Kurau Road, off Marine Parade Road. In Malay, telok means bay, while kurau is a mango fish. Hence, Telok Kurau means mango fish bay. ...
This 1986 photograph shows a house (built 1914) at Telok Kurau Road, off Marine Parade Road. In Malay, telok means bay, while kurau is a mango fish. Hence, Telok Kurau means mango fish bay. ...