This is a general view of Hong San See Temple, atop Institution Hill. There are dancing dragons on the roof which is made up of ceramic tiles in the 'Jiangnan' style. Title devised by Library staff.
This temple is located on Mohamed Sultan Road and was built by Chinese immigrants out of respect for the God of Filial Piety. There are the intricate carvings on the beams, calligraphy and dragon motifs on the columns. Close up view of the temple on top of the hill....
This is a photograph of the Hong San See at Mohamed Sultan Road. This temple was gazetted as a national monument on 10 November 1978....
A photograph of the exterior of the Leong San See Temple which is located at Race Course Road. The Taoist temple (also known as Long Shan Si which means Dragon Mountain Temple) was established in 1913, by a monk Reverend Chun Wu. The roof is the most remarkable aspect of...
This 1984 photograph depicts a close-up of ceramic tile panels, of a house at no. 30 Roberts Lane. The road mentioned is located within the Little India district. Title devised by Library staff.....
Shown is a photograph with a general view of the exterior of a block of derelict three-storey shophouses at Mohamed Sultan Road, towards River Valley Road (at Kim Yam Road corner). Mohamed Sultan Road was officially named in 1898. Today, it is a popular district for nightlife activities, with clubs,...
A 1995 photograph showing Mohamed Sultan Road, towards Martin Road (at Kim Yam Road corner). Located off River Valley Road, Mohamed Sultan Road was officially named in 1898. Today, it is a popular district for nightlife activities, with clubs, pubs and restaurants located in the vicinity. This road is also...
A 1995 photograph showing Mohamed Sultan Road, towards Martin Road (at Kim Yam Road corner). Located off River Valley Road, Mohamed Sultan Road was officially named in 1898. This road is also home to some conserved shophouses and national monuments such as the Hong San See temple. Title devised by...
Pictured here in 1995 is a general view of dilapidated shophouses which appear to be ready for demolition, and a run-down Chinese temple, at Mohamed Sultan Road, towards Martin Road (from Tong Watt Road). Located off River Valley Road, Mohamed Sultan Road was officially named in 1898. Today, it is...
A 1995 photograph showing Mohamed Sultan Road, towards Martin Road (from Tong Watt Road). Located off River Valley Road, Mohamed Sultan Road was officially named in 1898. This road is also home to some conserved shophouses and national monuments such as the Hong San See temple. Title devised by Library...
A 1995 photograph showing Mohamed Sultan Road, towards Martin Road (at Kim Yam Road corner). Located off River Valley Road, Mohamed Sultan Road was officially named in 1898. Today, it is a popular district for nightlife activities, with clubs, pubs and restaurants located in the vicinity. This road is also...