This photograph is a close-up view of the Armenian Church (or the Armenian Church of Saint Gregory the illuminator), located at Hill Street in the Museum Planning Area, within the Central Area, Singapore's central business district. This is the oldest Christian church in Singapore. The photograph shows the symmetrical design of the building and the octongal cone supporting a small bell turret and lonic columns.Title devised by Library staff.
This photograph shows the main entrance of Armenian Church, the oldest church in Singapore. In the background are some high rise buildings. ...
This photograph is a close-up of wooden benches or pews in the Armenian Church. ...
This photograph is a close-up of a sandbox for placing lighted candles, in the Armenian Church. Title devised by Library staff....
This photograph is a view of the Armenian Church, with its spire pointing skywards. Title devised by Library staff....
This photograph shows part of the Armenian Church, the front porch of the residential area of the church. ...
A 1982 photograph, showing the Wilmer Clinic on Armenian Street. (Wilmer Clinic is still in operation as of 01.06.2010.) Armenian Street was named after the Armenian Church, a national monument dated 1835 and the oldest church in Singapore....
This photograph shows a part of the Armenian Church, where a painting of the Jesus and his disciples is displayed. ...
A 1982 photograph, showing the Mayfair Hotel on Armenian Street. Armenian Street was named after the Armenian Church, a national monument dated 1835 and the oldest church in Singapore....