This 1983 photograph shows Middle Road, towards Bencoolen Street corner, with a view of two-storey shophouses in the foreground, and a high-rise building in the background. Middle Road has been in existence since 1836. Title devised by Library staff.
This 1983 photograph shows Middle Road, from Bencoolen Street corner (towards Selegie Road). Located in the Downtown Core and Rochor within the Central Area of Singapore, Middle Road has been in existence since 1836. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1983 photograph shows Middle Road, from near Waterloo Street (towards Selegie Road). Located in the Downtown Core and Rochor within the Central Area of Singapore, Middle Road has been in existence since 1836. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1978 photograph shows Bencoolen Street (from near Rochor Canal Road corner towards Middle Road). The roads mentioned are near Victoria Street. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1977 photograph shows Bras Basah Road (southwards towards Bencoolen Street). Title devised by library staff. Date of creation estimated....
This 1992 photograph shows Bencoolen Street, from the corner of Middle Road, towards Bras Basah Road. Rows of shophouses line one side of the street. In the distance, some high-rise buildings can be seen. Bencoolen Street was named after the British colony on the west coast of Sumatra where Sir...
This 1992 photograph shows Bencoolen Street, from the corner of Middle Road, towards Bras Basah Road. In the centre of the picture can be seen rows of two-storey shophouses. Blocks of Housing and Development Board flats can also be seen in the background. Bencoolen Street was named after the British...
This 1992 photograph shows Bencoolen Street, from the corner of Middle Road, towards Bras Basah Road. Rows of shophouses line the street. In the far right a high-rise building can be seen. Bencoolen Street was named after the British colony on the west coast of Sumatra where Sir Stamford...
A [1973] photograph depicting Bencoolen Street (from the northern corner of Middle Road towards Rochor Canal Road)....
A [1973] photograph depicting Bencoolen Street. The road mentioned is located near Serangoon Road....
This 1983 photograph shows Bencoolen Street, from near Middle Road (towards Stamford Road). Bencoolen Street was named after the British colony on the west coast of Sumatra, of which Sir Stamford Raffles was Lieutenant Governor. Title devised by Library staff....