Shown in this photograph are hoarding boards, a common sight in Singapore, as the city state undergoes almost continuous urban renewal in different areas. This area is in Chinatown, near the New Bridge Centre. Title devised by Library staff.
This 1870s photograph shows part of a cannon. Title devised by Library staff. Date of creation estimated....
This photograph, taken between 1870 and 1879, shows a damaged gun carriage. Such artillery was a common sight at the forts (such as Fort Canning and Fort Siloso) that were built by the Colonial Government for the defence of early Singapore. Title devised by Library staff....
This photograph shows an aerial view of the city centre and the Singapore River set against the Singapore's skyline. Near the centre is Fort Canning Park with its red-and-white radio towers. On the right is the civic district where the City Hall stands next to the Padang. ...
This photograph shows a huge balloon sighted above the Ngee Ann Civic Plaza, at the launch of the Singapore Food Festival 2007. The advertisement tagline on the balloon is sponsored Singapore Tourism Promotion Board. Title devised by Library staff....
In this photograph of the then, newly built Raffles City Shopping Centre. The parallel and divergent lines formed by the Otis escalators and the semicircle opening presents a mesmerizing sight to the eye. Title devised by Library staff....
An aerial view showing the street scene at Upper Cross Street, one of the older streets of Singapore. The shophouses in the foreground stand in contrast to the commercial buildings which can be seen rising against the city skyline as urban renewal continues unabated. Donated by Ang Tiong Cheng, and...
This photograph captures Telok Ayer Park that is part of the inter-weaving of parks into our urban cityscape that makes Singapore a truly unique garden city. Title devised by Library staff....
Shown in this photograph are various scenes of Singapore, and explanations of what makes a city tick, at the city gallery in URA Centre. Title devised by Library staff....