This is a photograph of a young man posing at Queen Elizabeth Walk. The promenade was a favourite place for an evening stroll and a popular spot for photo taking. People like the place as they can catch the sea breeze and admire the ships in the harbour. Photograph donated by Poon Lee Eng and displayed at the Heritage Roadshow 2008. HRS3_518. Title devised by Library staff.
A man posing along the paved promenade at Queen Elizabeth Walk or Esplanade Park. Created by one of Singapore's earliest land reclamation projects, it got its named in 1953 when Elizabeth II became the Queen of England. Donated by Tang Kian Cheong, and displayed at the Heritage Roadshow 2008. HRS3_100...
This is a photograph of Elizabeth Walk showing many people walking about. There is a banner that reads 'Singapore Welcomes You' and in front of it two children are posing for a photograph. Elizabeth Walk was opened in 1953 and later renamed Queen Elizabeth Walk. Photograph donated by Khoo Twon...
This is a photograph of a man leaning against a lamppost along the Queen Elizabeth Walk. Elizabeth Walk was opened in 1953 and was previously known as Esplanade Park. In the background is Fullerton Building, officially opened in 1928, now the Fullerton Hotel. It used to house the General Post...
Photograph depicting a seafront promenade, Queen Elizabeth Walk (Esplanade Park). The Esplanade got its name in 1953 when Elizabeth II became the Queen of England. The paved promenade was a popular spot for families and courting couples who go there to catch the sea breeze and admire the ships in...
A man posing at Queen Elizabeth Walk or Esplanade Park. In the background is the former Fullerton Building, now the Fullerton Hotel. Built in 1928, it was designed as an office building. It has in the past housed the General Post Office and the Inland Revenue Authority. Donated by Tang...
A woman posing at Queen Elizabeth Walk (Esplanade Park). Created by one of Singapore's earliest land reclamation projects, it got its named in 1953 when Elizabeth II became the Queen of England. The park offers a good view of the sea and the Fullerton Building, now the Fullerton Hotel. Donated...
This is a photograph of a general view of the street scene and old shophouses at Garden Street near the New 7th Storey Hotel. Photograph shows laundry being hung on bamboo poles to dry, sticking out from the windows of the shophouses. Vehicles are seen lining one side of the...
This is a photograph of a general view of the Padang, the venue for the National Day Parade (NDP) in 1968. Performers and contingents are seen in the foreground while spectators on the steps of the City Hall forms the background as Singaporeans celebrate the nation's birthday. Photograph donated by...
This is a photograph of a couple walking past the Lim Bo Seng memorial as some children take a closer look. The 3.5 m high pagoda was officially unveiled at the Esplanade on 29 June 1954 as a remembrance of the sacrifice the World War II martyr had given for...
The marching contingent is a standard feature at National Day parades (NDP) including this one, held at the Padang in 1968. It serves as a proud tribute to the joyous occasion as all Singaporeans celebrate the nation's birthday. Photograph donated by Poon Lee Eng and displayed at the Heritage Roadshow...