This 1992 photograph shows Tiong Poh Road, with a view of a street lined on both sides with low-rise commercial and apartment buildings. Tiong Poh Road was named after Koh Tiong Poh, founder of Chop Bun Hin & Co, steamship owners with branches in Hong Kong, Penang, Swatow and Amoy. Title devised by Library staff.
This 1992 photograph shows Tiong Poh Road, with a view of the street. The road mentioned is in Tiong Bahru area. Tiong Poh Road was named after Koh Tiong Poh, founder of Chop Bun Hin & Co, steamship owners with branches in Hong Kong, Penang, Swatow and Amoy....
This 1985 photograph shows Tiong Poh Road, towards Tiong Bahru Road. Title devised by Library staff....
Shown in this photograph is the low-rise flats of Block 75 at Tiong Poh Road. ...
This 1992 photograph shows Seng Poh Road, with a view of the street near Eng Watt Street. The roads mentioned are in Tiong Bahru area. Seng Poh Street was named after Tan Seng Poh, born in Perak, the first Chinese Municipal Commissioner....
This 1985 photograph shows Tiong Bahru Road (from Tiong Poh Road). Tiong Bahru Road is derived from the Hokkien word tiong, meaning tombs, and the Malay word bahru, meaning new. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1992 photograph shows Seng Poh Road, with a view of the street from Guan Chuan Street. The roads mentioned are in Tiong Bahru area. Seng Poh Street was named after Tan Seng Poh, born in Perak, the first Chinese Municipal Commissioner....
This 1992 photograph shows Seng Poh Road, with a view of the street towards Guan Chuan Street. The roads mentioned are in Tiong Bahru area. Seng Poh Street was named after Tan Seng Poh, born in Perak, the first Chinese Municipal Commissioner....
This 1994 photograph shows Eng Hoon Street, from a junction at Tiong Poh Road. It shows some low-rise buildings lining the street. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1994 photograph shows Eng Hoon Street, from a junction at Tiong Poh Road. Rows of two-storey shophouses line both sides of the street. In the background can be seen some high-rise buildings. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1992 photograph shows Eu Chin Street, with a view of the street from Seng Poh Road. The roads mentioned are in Tiong Bahru area. Eu Chin Street was named after Seah Eu Chin, the gambier king with interests extending to shipping, junks, pepper, cotton and tea....