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This 2004 photograph shows a side view of the historic two-storey Jinrikisha Station building, located at the junction of Neil Road and Tanjong Pagar Road. Built in the neo-revivalist Baroque style, the building features white arches at the walkway, double white columns and decorative details, exposed brickwork and a dome. Title devised by Library staff.
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