Old Tanglin, Singapore

[Cecil Lee]

Tanglin of the 1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Tank Road Railway Station in the 1920's

Quote

On 7/30/2013 7:03:22 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Tanglin of the 1920's

[Cecil Lee]

A bustling river, the Singapore River in 1912.

Quote

On 7/30/2013 7:06:22 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Tank Road Railway Station in the
1920'sOn 7/30/2013 7:03:22 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Tanglin of the 1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Chinatown, Singapore in the 1950's

Quote

On 7/30/2013 7:08:33 PM, Anonymous wrote:
A bustling river, the Singapore River in
1912.On 7/30/2013 7:06:22 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Tank Road Railway Station in
the
1920'sOn 7/30/2013 7:03:22 PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
Tanglin of the
1920's

[Cecil Lee]

The iconic Connaught Drive. One of the oldest roads in SGP

Quote

On 7/30/2013 7:51:21 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Chinatown, Singapore in the 1950'sOn
7/30/2013 7:08:33 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
A bustling river, the Singapore
River in
1912.On 7/30/2013 7:06:22
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Tank Road
Railway Station in
the
1920'sOn
7/30/2013 7:03:22 PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
Tanglin of the
1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Singapore, Coller Street in the early 1900's

Quote

On 7/30/2013 8:04:50 PM, Anonymous wrote:
The iconic Connaught Drive. One of the
oldest roads in SGPOn 7/30/2013 7:51:21
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Chinatown,
Singapore in the 1950'sOn
7/30/2013
7:08:33 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
A
bustling river, the Singapore
River
in
1912.On 7/30/2013 7:06:22
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
Tank Road
Railway Station in
the
1920'sOn
7/30/2013 7:03:22 PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
Tanglin
of the
1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Formerly the General Post Office; today, it is the Fullerton Hotel

Quote

On 8/5/2013 8:35:40 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Singapore, Coller Street in the early
1900'sOn 7/30/2013 8:04:50 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
The iconic Connaught Drive.
One of the
oldest roads in SGPOn
7/30/2013 7:51:21
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Chinatown,
Singapore in
the 1950'sOn
7/30/2013
7:08:33
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
A
bustling river, the Singapore
River
in
1912.On 7/30/2013
7:06:22
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
Tank Road
Railway Station in
the
1920'sOn
7/30/2013
7:03:22 PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
Tanglin
of the
1920's

[Cecil Lee]

During the Queen's (Queen of England - Queen Elizabeth II) coronation; for one week; this dragon boat was light up at night for this celebration as it travels around the whole SGP island.

Quote

On 8/5/2013 8:43:58 AM, Anonymous wrote:
English name is : rickshaw; while in
Japanese it is rickisha (puller).If he
was alive, today, he would be 111 years
old!On 8/5/2013 8:38:46 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Formerly the General Post
Office; today,
it is the Fullerton
HotelOn 8/5/2013
8:35:40 AM, Cecil
Lee wrote:
Singapore, Coller
Street in the
early
1900'sOn
7/30/2013 8:04:50 PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
The iconic
Connaught
Drive.
One of the
oldest
roads in SGPOn
7/30/2013
7:51:21
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Chinatown,
Singapore in
the
1950'sOn
7/30/2013
7:08:33
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
A
bustling river,
the Singapore
River
in
1912.On
7/30/2013
7:06:22
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Tank Road
Railway
Station in
the

1920'sOn
7/30/2013
7:03:22 PM,
Cecil Lee

wrote:
Tanglin
of
the
1920's

[Cecil Lee]

English name is : rickshaw; while in Japanese it is rickisha (puller).
He truly leads a hard life. Wears no slippers or shoes.
And must be a hard ride for the passengers: as the wheels are thin and no suspension. However, at that time, many roads are sandy so can absorb the shock better.
If he was alive, today, he would be 111 years old!

Quote

On 8/5/2013 8:38:46 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Formerly the General Post Office; today,
it is the Fullerton HotelOn 8/5/2013
8:35:40 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Singapore, Coller Street in the
early
1900'sOn 7/30/2013 8:04:50 PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
The iconic
Connaught Drive.
One of the
oldest roads in SGPOn
7/30/2013
7:51:21
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Chinatown,
Singapore in
the
1950'sOn
7/30/2013
7:08:33
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
A
bustling river, the Singapore
River
in
1912.On
7/30/2013
7:06:22
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Tank Road
Railway Station in
the
1920'sOn
7/30/2013
7:03:22 PM,
Cecil Lee

wrote:
Tanglin
of
the
1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Singapore Supreme Court building

Quote

On 8/5/2013 8:50:59 AM, Anonymous wrote:
English name is : rickshaw; while in
Japanese it is rickisha (puller).He
truly leads a hard life. Wears no
slippers or shoes. And must be a hard
ride for the passengers: as the wheels
are thin and no suspension. However, at
that time, many roads are sandy so can
absorb the shock better.If he was alive,
today, he would be 111 years old!On
8/5/2013 8:38:46 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Formerly the General Post Office;
today,
it is the Fullerton HotelOn
8/5/2013
8:35:40 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Singapore, Coller Street
in the
early
1900'sOn 7/30/2013
8:04:50 PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
The iconic
Connaught Drive.
One of the
oldest roads in
SGPOn
7/30/2013
7:51:21
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
Chinatown,
Singapore in
the
1950'sOn
7/30/2013
7:08:33
PM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
A

bustling river, the
Singapore
River
in
1912.On
7/30/2013
7:06:22
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Tank Road
Railway
Station in
the

1920'sOn
7/30/2013
7:03:22 PM,
Cecil Lee

wrote:
Tanglin
of
the
1920's

[Cecil Lee]

During the era of the Straits Settlement days... South Bridge Road

Quote

On 8/19/2013 10:24:25 PM, Anonymous wrote:
There was once a bridge at the junction
of WaterlooStreetand
Stamford road in the 1930sOn 8/19/2013
10:21:46 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Singapore Supreme Court buildingOn
8/5/2013 8:50:59 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
English name is :
rickshaw; while in
Japanese it
is rickisha (puller).He
truly
leads a hard life. Wears no
slippers or shoes. And must be a
hard
ride for the passengers: as
the
wheels
are thin and no
suspension.
However, at
that
time, many roads
are sandy so can
absorb the shock
better.If he
was alive,
today, he
would be
111 years old!On
8/5/2013
8:38:46 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:

Formerly the General Post
Office;
today,
it is the
Fullerton HotelOn
8/5/2013
8:35:40 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:

Singapore, Coller Street
in
the
early
1900'sOn
7/30/2013
8:04:50 PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
The iconic
Connaught Drive.
One of
the
oldest roads
in
SGPOn
7/30/2013
7:51:21
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

Chinatown,
Singapore
in
the
1950'sOn
7/30/2013
7:08:33
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
A

bustling
river, the
Singapore

River
in

1912.On
7/30/2013
7:06:22
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Tank
Road

Railway
Station
in
the

1920'sOn
7/30/2013
7:03:22
PM,
Cecil Lee


wrote:
Tanglin
of
the
1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Singapore in the 1900's.
Just look at the photo. So peaceful and serene during those period.
Wait till we have 6.9million citizens.

Quote

On 8/19/2013 10:26:49 PM, Anonymous wrote:
During the era of the Straits Settlement
days... South Bridge RoadOn 8/19/2013
10:24:25 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
There
was once a bridge at the junction
of
WaterlooStreetand
Stamford road in the 1930sOn
8/19/2013
10:21:46 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Singapore Supreme Court
buildingOn
8/5/2013 8:50:59 AM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
English
name is :
rickshaw; while in
Japanese it
is rickisha
(puller).He
truly
leads a
hard life. Wears no
slippers
or shoes. And must be a
hard
ride for the passengers: as
the
wheels
are thin and no
suspension.
However, at
that
time, many roads
are sandy so
can
absorb the shock
better.If he
was alive,
today, he
would be
111 years
old!On
8/5/2013
8:38:46 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:

Formerly the General
Post
Office;
today,
it
is the
Fullerton HotelOn
8/5/2013
8:35:40 AM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

Singapore, Coller Street
in
the
early
1900'sOn
7/30/2013
8:04:50 PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
The iconic
Connaught Drive.
One
of
the
oldest roads
in
SGPOn
7/30/2013
7:51:21

PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

Chinatown,
Singapore
in
the
1950'sOn
7/30/2013
7:08:33
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
A

bustling
river,
the
Singapore

River
in

1912.On
7/30/2013

7:06:22
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:

Tank
Road

Railway
Station
in
the

1920'sOn

7/30/2013

7:03:22
PM,

Cecil Lee


wrote:
Tanglin
of
the

1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Battery Road around the 1910's (1912)

Quote

On 8/19/2013 10:29:51 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Singapore in the 1900's. Just look at
the photo. So peaceful and serene during
those period.Wait till we have
6.9million citizens.On 8/19/2013
10:26:49 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
During
the era of the Straits Settlement
days... South Bridge RoadOn
8/19/2013
10:24:25 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
There
was once a bridge
at the junction
of
WaterlooStreetand
Stamford road in the 1930sOn
8/19/2013
10:21:46 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Singapore Supreme
Court
buildingOn
8/5/2013
8:50:59 AM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
English
name is :
rickshaw; while in

Japanese it
is rickisha
(puller).He
truly
leads
a
hard life. Wears no

slippers
or shoes. And
must be a
hard
ride for
the passengers: as
the
wheels
are thin and no
suspension.
However, at
that
time, many roads
are sandy so
can
absorb
the shock
better.If he
was
alive,
today, he
would be
111 years
old!On
8/5/2013
8:38:46 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:

Formerly the General
Post
Office;
today,
it
is the
Fullerton
HotelOn
8/5/2013

8:35:40 AM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

Singapore, Coller
Street
in
the
early
1900'sOn
7/30/2013

8:04:50 PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
The
iconic
Connaught Drive.

One
of
the
oldest roads
in

SGPOn
7/30/2013
7:51:21

PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

Chinatown,

Singapore
in
the
1950'sOn
7/30/2013

7:08:33
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

A


bustling
river,
the
Singapore

River
in

1912.On
7/30/2013

7:06:22
PM,
Cecil

Lee
wrote:

Tank
Road

Railway
Station
in
the


1920'sOn

7/30/2013

7:03:22
PM,

Cecil Lee


wrote:

Tanglin
of
the

1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Straits Settlement period around 1900's to 1920's
There was once a bridge at the junction of WaterlooStreetand Stamford road in the 1910's

Quote

On 8/19/2013 10:21:46 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Singapore Supreme Court buildingOn
8/5/2013 8:50:59 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
English name is : rickshaw; while in
Japanese it is rickisha (puller).He
truly leads a hard life. Wears no
slippers or shoes. And must be a
hard
ride for the passengers: as the
wheels
are thin and no suspension.
However, at
that time, many roads
are sandy so can
absorb the shock
better.If he was alive,
today, he
would be 111 years old!On
8/5/2013
8:38:46 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Formerly the General Post
Office;
today,
it is the
Fullerton HotelOn
8/5/2013
8:35:40 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Singapore, Coller Street
in
the
early
1900'sOn 7/30/2013
8:04:50 PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
The iconic
Connaught Drive.
One of the
oldest roads
in
SGPOn
7/30/2013
7:51:21
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
Chinatown,
Singapore in
the
1950'sOn
7/30/2013
7:08:33
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
A

bustling river, the
Singapore
River
in
1912.On
7/30/2013
7:06:22
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Tank Road

Railway
Station in
the

1920'sOn
7/30/2013
7:03:22 PM,
Cecil Lee

wrote:
Tanglin
of
the
1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Boat Quay in the 1930's

Quote

On 8/19/2013 10:36:59 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Straits Settlement period around 1900's
to 1920'sThere was once a bridge at the
junction of
WaterlooStreetand Stamford
road in the 1910'sOn 8/19/2013 10:21:46
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Singapore
Supreme Court buildingOn
8/5/2013
8:50:59 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
English name is : rickshaw;
while in
Japanese it is rickisha
(puller).He
truly leads a hard
life. Wears no
slippers or
shoes. And must be a
hard
ride
for the passengers: as the
wheels
are thin and no suspension.
However, at
that time, many
roads
are sandy so can
absorb
the shock
better.If he was alive,
today, he
would be 111 years
old!On
8/5/2013
8:38:46 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Formerly
the General Post
Office;
today,
it is the
Fullerton HotelOn
8/5/2013
8:35:40 AM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Singapore,
Coller Street
in
the
early
1900'sOn 7/30/2013
8:04:50
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

The iconic
Connaught
Drive.
One of the
oldest roads
in
SGPOn
7/30/2013
7:51:21
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

Chinatown,
Singapore
in
the
1950'sOn
7/30/2013
7:08:33
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
A

bustling
river, the
Singapore

River
in

1912.On
7/30/2013
7:06:22
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Tank
Road

Railway
Station
in
the

1920'sOn
7/30/2013
7:03:22
PM,
Cecil Lee


wrote:
Tanglin
of
the
1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Strait settlement days ... Geylang 1910's

Quote

On 8/19/2013 10:38:41 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Boat Quay in the 1930'sOn 8/19/2013
10:36:59 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Straits Settlement period around
1900's
to 1920'sThere was once a
bridge at the
junction of
WaterlooStreetand
Stamford
road in the 1910'sOn
8/19/2013 10:21:46
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Singapore
Supreme Court
buildingOn
8/5/2013
8:50:59 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
English
name is : rickshaw;
while in
Japanese it is rickisha
(puller).He
truly leads a
hard
life. Wears no
slippers
or
shoes. And must be a
hard
ride
for the passengers: as the
wheels
are thin and no
suspension.
However, at
that
time, many
roads
are sandy so
can
absorb
the shock
better.If he was alive,
today, he
would be 111 years
old!On
8/5/2013
8:38:46 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:

Formerly
the General
Post
Office;
today,
it
is the
Fullerton HotelOn
8/5/2013
8:35:40 AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:

Singapore,
Coller Street
in
the
early
1900'sOn 7/30/2013
8:04:50
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

The iconic
Connaught
Drive.
One
of the
oldest roads
in
SGPOn
7/30/2013
7:51:21
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

Chinatown,
Singapore
in
the
1950'sOn
7/30/2013
7:08:33
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
A

bustling
river,
the
Singapore

River
in

1912.On
7/30/2013

7:06:22
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:

Tank
Road

Railway
Station
in
the

1920'sOn

7/30/2013

7:03:22
PM,

Cecil Lee


wrote:
Tanglin
of
the

1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Jalan Besar in the 1910's..

Quote

On 8/21/2013 9:49:25 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Strait settlement days ... Geylang
1910'sOn 8/19/2013 10:38:41 PM, Cecil
Lee wrote:
Boat Quay in the 1930'sOn
8/19/2013
10:36:59 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Straits Settlement period
around
1900's
to 1920'sThere was
once a
bridge at the
junction of
WaterlooStreetand
Stamford
road in the 1910'sOn
8/19/2013 10:21:46
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Singapore
Supreme
Court
buildingOn
8/5/2013
8:50:59 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:

English
name is :
rickshaw;
while in

Japanese it is rickisha
(puller).He
truly leads
a
hard
life. Wears no
slippers
or
shoes. And
must be a
hard
ride
for
the passengers: as the
wheels
are thin and no
suspension.
However, at
that
time,
many
roads
are sandy so
can
absorb
the shock
better.If he was alive,

today, he
would be 111
years
old!On
8/5/2013
8:38:46 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:

Formerly
the General
Post
Office;
today,
it
is the
Fullerton
HotelOn
8/5/2013
8:35:40 AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:

Singapore,
Coller Street
in
the
early
1900'sOn 7/30/2013

8:04:50
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:

The
iconic
Connaught
Drive.

One
of the

oldest roads
in
SGPOn
7/30/2013
7:51:21
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

Chinatown,

Singapore
in
the
1950'sOn
7/30/2013

7:08:33
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

A


bustling
river,
the
Singapore

River
in

1912.On
7/30/2013

7:06:22
PM,
Cecil

Lee
wrote:

Tank
Road

Railway
Station
in
the


1920'sOn

7/30/2013

7:03:22
PM,

Cecil Lee


wrote:

Tanglin
of
the

1920's

[Cecil Lee]

At a first glance, one may think that this is the killing fields! A field laced with so many skulls. But erh.. look carefully....
In the 1930's coconut plantation. See how the actual coconut (the fruit or nut) is placed onto the ground to grow each tree?

Quote

On 8/21/2013 9:51:14 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Jalan Besar in the 1910's..On 8/21/2013
9:49:25 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Strait
settlement days ... Geylang
1910'sOn
8/19/2013 10:38:41 PM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Boat Quay in the 1930'sOn
8/19/2013
10:36:59 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Straits Settlement
period
around
1900's
to
1920'sThere was
once a
bridge at
the
junction of

WaterlooStreetan
d
Stamford
road in the
1910'sOn
8/19/2013 10:21:46
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Singapore
Supreme
Court
buildingOn
8/5/2013
8:50:59 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:

English
name is :
rickshaw;
while in

Japanese it is rickisha

(puller).He
truly
leads
a
hard
life. Wears no

slippers
or
shoes.
And
must be a
hard
ride
for
the passengers: as the
wheels
are thin and
no
suspension.
However,
at
that
time,
many
roads
are sandy so
can
absorb
the shock
better.If he
was alive,

today, he
would be 111
years
old!On
8/5/2013
8:38:46 AM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:

Formerly
the General
Post
Office;
today,
it
is the
Fullerton
HotelOn

8/5/2013
8:35:40
AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:

Singapore,
Coller Street
in
the
early
1900'sOn
7/30/2013

8:04:50
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:

The
iconic
Connaught
Drive.

One
of the

oldest roads
in

SGPOn
7/30/2013
7:51:21
PM,

Cecil Lee
wrote:


Chinatown,

Singapore
in
the
1950'sOn

7/30/2013

7:08:33
PM,

Cecil Lee
wrote:

A


bustling
river,
the
Singapore


River
in


1912.On
7/30/2013

7:06:22
PM,
Cecil

Lee
wrote:

Tank
Road

Railway
Station
in

the


1920'sOn

7/30/2013

7:03:22
PM,

Cecil Lee


wrot
e:

Tanglin

of
the

1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Can't image... contrast this with today's Lavender Street. The photo does not even look like a STREET...

Quote

On 8/21/2013 9:56:26 AM, Anonymous wrote:
At a first glance, one may think that
this is the killing fields! A field
laced with so many skulls. But erh..
look carefully.... In the 1930's coconut
plantation. See how the actual coconut
(the fruit or nut) is placed onto the
ground to grow each tree?On 8/21/2013
9:51:14 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Jalan
Besar in the 1910's..On 8/21/2013
9:49:25 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Strait
settlement days ...
Geylang
1910'sOn
8/19/2013
10:38:41 PM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Boat Quay in the 1930'sOn
8/19/2013
10:36:59 PM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Straits
Settlement
period
around
1900's
to
1920'sThere was
once a
bridge at
the
junction of

WaterlooStreet&nbs
p;an
d
Stamford
road in
the
1910'sOn
8/19/2013
10:21:46
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Singapore
Supreme
Court
buildingOn
8/5/2013
8:50:59 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:

English
name is
:
rickshaw;
while in

Japanese it is
rickisha

(puller).He
truly
leads
a
hard
life. Wears no

slippers
or
shoes.
And
must be a
hard
ride
for
the passengers: as the

wheels
are thin
and
no
suspension.

However,
at
that
time,
many
roads
are
sandy so
can
absorb
the shock
better.If
he
was alive,

today,
he
would be 111
years

old!On
8/5/2013

8:38:46 AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:

Formerly
the
General
Post
Office;
today,
it
is the
Fullerton
HotelOn

8/5/2013

8:35:40
AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:

Singapore,

Coller Street
in
the
early

1900'sOn
7/30/2013

8:04:50
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:

The
iconic

Connaught
Drive.

One
of the

oldest roads
in

SGPOn
7/30/2013

7:51:21
PM,

Cecil Lee
wrote:


Chinatown,

Singapore
in

the
1950'sOn

7/30/2013

7:08:33

PM,

Cecil
Lee
wrote:

A


bustling

river,
the
Singapore


River
in


1912.On

7/30/2013

7:06:22

PM,
Cecil

Lee
wrote:

Tank
Road


Railway
Station
in

the


1920'sOn


7/30/2013


7:03:22
PM,


Cecil Lee



wrot
e:

Tanglin

of
the

1920's

[Cecil Lee]

Many years ago, drinking water was brought via bullock carts.
Chinatown is also named after "buffalo carting water"....
Photos are around the 1910's to 1930's.
Did you notice that they come in pairs?

[Cecil Lee]

Singapore used to have a zinc mine in the 1920's to 1930's.

Quote

On 8/26/2013 6:56:13 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Many years ago, drinking water
was brought via bullock
carts.Chinatown is also named
after "buffalo carting
water"....Photos are around
the 1910's to 1930's.Did you
notice that they come in
pairs?

[Cecil Lee]

A rubber plantation in Singapore in the 1930's. Rubber tapper at work

Quote

On 8/26/2013 7:06:21 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Singapore used to have a zinc mine in
the 1920's to 1930's.On 8/26/2013
6:56:13 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Many
years ago, drinking water
was
brought via bullock
carts.Chinatown
is also named
after "buffalo carting
water"....Photos are around
the
1910's to 1930's.Did you
notice that
they come in
pairs?

[Cecil Lee]

In the past, it was known as the main gate to the government house (today it is called Istana).
Today, you can still see the same gate: entrance to the Istana guarded by several policemen carrying sub-machine guns along the orchard road / side.

Quote

On 8/26/2013 7:08:31 PM, Anonymous wrote:
A rubber plantation in Singapore in the
1930's. Rubber tapper at workOn
8/26/2013 7:06:21 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Singapore used to have a zinc mine
in
the 1920's to 1930's.On 8/26/2013
6:56:13 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Many
years ago, drinking water
was
brought via bullock
carts.Chinatown
is also named
after "buffalo carting
water"....Photos are around
the
1910's to 1930's.Did you
notice that
they come in
pairs?

[Cecil Lee]

Old Serangoon Road

Quote

On 8/26/2013 7:11:59 PM, Anonymous wrote:
In the past, it was known as the main
gate to the government house (today it
is called Istana).Today, you can still
see the same gate: entrance to the
Istana guarded by several policemen
carrying sub-machine guns along the
orchard road / side.On 8/26/2013 7:08:31
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
A rubber
plantation in Singapore in the
1930's. Rubber tapper at workOn
8/26/2013 7:06:21 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Singapore used to have a
zinc mine
in
the 1920's to
1930's.On 8/26/2013
6:56:13 PM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Many
years
ago, drinking water
was
brought via bullock
carts.Chinatown
is also
named
after "buffalo carting

water"....Photos are around
the
1910's to 1930's.Did you
notice that
they come in
pairs?

[Cecil Lee]

A Malay fishing village

Quote

On 8/26/2013 8:02:09 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Old Serangoon RoadOn 8/26/2013 7:11:59
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
In the past, it
was known as the main
gate to the
government house (today it
is called
Istana).Today, you can still
see the
same gate: entrance to the
Istana
guarded by several policemen
carrying sub-machine guns along the
orchard road / side.On 8/26/2013
7:08:31
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
A
rubber
plantation in Singapore in
the
1930's. Rubber tapper at
workOn
8/26/2013 7:06:21 PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
Singapore
used to have a
zinc mine
in
the 1920's to
1930's.On
8/26/2013
6:56:13 PM,
Cecil
Lee wrote:
Many
years
ago, drinking water
was
brought via bullock

carts.Chinatown
is also
named
after "buffalo carting

water"....Photos are
around
the
1910's to
1930's.Did you
notice that
they come in
pairs?