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This 1993 photograph shows Masjid Wak Sumang at Punggol Point (at Punggol Road). Masjid Wak Sumang used to serve the area's Malay fishing community. The mosque was pulled down in 1995 to make way for redevelopment. Title devised by Library staff.
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This is a 1992 photograph showing Punggol Point on Punggol Road. Punggol Point is not found on the present day street directory. In the 1930s, the humble seaside eateries at Punggol Point gained fame for serving sumptuous seafood, especially chilli-crabs and the unbeatable tung-hoon crabs....
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This 1993 photograph shows a restaurant at Punggol Point (at Punggol Road). Punggol is also spelt Ponggol, and means "throwing sticks to knock down fruit from trees" in Malay. It can also mean "a wholesale market for fruits" or "a high tree stump". Title devised by Library staff....
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This 1993 photograph shows a seafood restaurant at Punggol Point (at Punggol Road). Punggol is also spelt Ponggol, and means "throwing sticks to knock down fruit from trees" in Malay. It can also mean "a wholesale market for fruits" or "a high tree stump". Title devised by Library staff....
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This 1993 photograph shows the Straits of Johor at Punggol Point (at Punggol Road). Punggol is also spelt Ponggol, and means "throwing sticks to knock down fruit from trees" in Malay. It can also mean "a wholesale market for fruits" or "a high tree stump". Title devised by Library staff....
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This 1993 photograph shows the Straits of Johor at Punggol Point (at Punggol Road). Punggol is also spelt Ponggol, and means "throwing sticks to knock down fruit from trees" in Malay. It can also mean "a wholesale market for fruits" or "a high tree stump". Title devised by Library staff....
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This 1993 photograph shows the Straits of Johor at Punggol Point (at Punggol Road). Punggol is also spelt Ponggol, and means "throwing sticks to knock down fruit from trees" in Malay. It can also mean "a wholesale market for fruits" or "a high tree stump". Title devised by Library staff....
Punggol Point : general view
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This 1993 photograph shows the Straits of Johor at Punggol Point (at Punggol Road). Punggol is also spelt Ponggol, and means "throwing sticks to knock down fruit from trees" in Malay. It can also mean "a wholesale market for fruits" or "a high tree stump". Title devised by Library staff....