This photograph is a close-up on the street sign for Keong Saik Road. The street has seen a seedier past, but is now home to a number of mid-range and budget boutique hotels. Lonely Planet describes it as 'an enclave of steamy intrigue and sensory overload'. Title devised by Library staff.
This photograph is a close-up on the two road signs for Serangoon Road, located on the cross junction of Serangoon Road and Sungei Road. One sign is in English, while the other is in Tamil. Title devised by Library staff....
This photograph is a close-up on the two road signs for Serangoon Road, located at the cross junction of Serangoon Road and Sungei Road. One sign is in English, while the other is in Tamil. Title devised by Library staff....
Shown in this photograph is Hotel 1929, located at 50 Keong Siak Road. Originally built in the art deco style, it has been restored into a boutique hotel. It is built on an oddly triangular shaped piece of land. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1992 photograph of Keong Saik Road, with the view of the street. Keong Saik Road was named after Tan Keong Saik, who co-founded the Straits Steamship Company with Tan Jiak Kim and Lee Cheng Yan, and owned many houses in Keong Saik Road....
This is a 1992 photograph of Keong Saik Road with the Hoe Kee Club on house 85, founded in 1916. Keong Saik Road was named after Tan Keong Saik, who co-founded the Straits Steamship Company with Tan Jiak Kim and Lee Cheng Yan, and owned many houses in Keong Saik...
General view of the road showing the name of a hotel and two- and 3-storey shophouses, some restored, along the one-way road. A hint of modernity can be seen in the solar panel perched on top of the parking sign in front of the hotel....
A 1982 photograph depicting the wall tiles on house no. 33 at Keong Saik Road. Keong Saik Road was named after Tan Keong Saik, who co-founded the Straits Steamship Company with Tan Jiak Kim and Lee Cheng Yan, and owned many houses in Keong Saik Road....
This 1983 photograph shows a shophouse, located at no. 7 Keong Saik Road (west side near Neil Road end). Keong Saik Road was named in 1926 after Tan Keong Saik. The road, which consists of two and three storey shophouses, was given conservation status on 7 July 1989. Title devised...
This 1982 photograph shows Keong Saik Road, from the corner of Neil Road. Keong Saik Road is named after Tan Keong Saik, a prominent merchant, a director of numerous companies and an educationalist. Keong Saik Road is in the Chinatown area. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1982 photograph shows Keong Saik Road, from Jiak Chuan Road corner. Keong Saik Road is named after Tan Keong Saik, a prominent merchant, a director of numerous companies and an educationalist. Keong Saik Road is in the Chinatown area. Title devised by Library staff....