This is a photograph showing a view of the Sri Mariamman Temple and its surroundings at South Bridge Road. The Sri Mariamman temple was established by Indian pioneer Naraina Pillai (or Narayana Pillay) in 1827 and is dedicated to Sri Mariamman, the great goddess worshipped for health and prosperity. Built in the South Indian Dravidian style, the elaborately-decorated gopuram, or entrance tower, which is shown in the photograph, stands at six levels in height and is a landmark in the area. Title devised by library staff. Photograph donated by Ho Seng Huat and displayed at the Heritage Roadshow 2008. HRS3_408.
This is a photograph of the Sri Mariamman Temple at South Bridge Road. The building was gazetted as a national monument on 28 June 1973....
A G.R. Lambert & Co. photograph of the Sri Mariamman Temple, [1914] the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore. In front of the temple, are two rickshaws, a horse carriage and several people standing around. Located on South Bridge Road, the temple is now a national monument. Title devised by Library...
This is a photograph of nuns chanting prayers in the prayer hall of a temple in Tanjong Pagar. While some are seen reciting from memory, others have to refer to the prayer book. Photograph donated by Ho Seng Huat and displayed at the Heritage Roadshow 2008. HRS3_400...
This 1985 photograph shows Temple Street, towards South Bridge Road, from Trengganu Street junction. Title devised by Library staff....
This is a photograph of the three Purities, whom are the three highest Taoist deities. Drawings of deities in traditional poses are based on designs passed down through the generations. Photograph donated by Ho Seng Huat and displayed at the Heritage Roadshow 2008. HRS3_422...
An overall view of the temple and its surrounds at South Bridge Road with its decorative images of Hindu deities on the entrance roof and statues of white cows sitting atop the fence wall....
Close-up of the five-level tapered structure above the entrance to the temple shows details of colourful ornate figurines representing gods and goddesses in the Hindu religion. The figurines are arranged in steps and their colours contrast with the dark grey exterior wall of the entrance....
A view of the five-level tapered structure above the entrance to the temple shows details of colourful ornate figurines representing gods and goddesses in the Hindu religion. The figurines are arranged in steps and their colours contrast with the dark grey exterior wall of the entrance....
Displayed is a view of the temple's entrance showing colourful ornate figurines of Hindu deities and idols, which provide a sharp contrast to the dark grey exterior walls of the pillars at the entrance. The figurines are arranged in tiers that tapered at the top. ...