This 1880s photograph shows a view of a seaside kampong. These Malay houses are built on stilts and raised above the water. A traditional kampong house usually has a main house called Rumah Ibu (meaning 'mother house') and a kitchen annex called Rumah Dapur. Sampans, likely owned by the villagers, are seen docked on the sea. Title devised by Library staff. Date of creation estimated.
A picturesque view is taken here of attap houses built on stilts along a river bank, and in the foreground, several sampans are shown anchored on the sand....
This 1900s photograph shows a village with boats and houses built above the water. There are many trees along the shoreline. Title devised by Library staff. Date of creation estimated....
Captured here is a general view of attap houses built on stilts, with their reflections mirrored in the water....
Seen in this photograph is a peaceful kampong scene with some sampans moored near houses on stilts along a river. There are two other sampans in the water, one of which has a woman dressed in red standing in it. ...
A picturesque scene of attap houses built on stilts on the banks of a river is provided here, and in the foreground, three Malay boys are seen sitting casually on a rock....
A photograph of a village scene showing some sampans moored near houses on stilts along a river. In the foreground in the right hand corner is a sampan with a woman in pink bending over, her right hand holding on to a pole in the water. Title devised by Library...
This is a photograph taken in the early 20th century, showing sampans moored at sea. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1900s photograph shows a village with houses built above the water. There are many trees along the shoreline. Title devised by Library staff. Date of creation estimated....
This [1890s] photograph shows a view of a kampong. Houses in a kampong were usually raised on wooden pillars above the ground. No fencing marked the boundary around the ground and houses were sometimes surrounded by plants, betal palms and a variety of fruit trees. Title devised by Library staff....