This is a view of Masjid Sultan prayer area with a window at the far end. A red carpet with demarcated white individual prayer sections catches the eye. Chandeliers with Arabic inscriptions alternate with the ceiling fans. Small wooden bookcases are placed against the white octagonal pillars. Title devised by Library staff.
The interior of the church shows a red carpeted aisle, a two-tier sanctuary and wooden pews. Also shown in the photo is an altar consisting of a large religious painting placed at the top of a stepped structure on which crosses are placed....
View of fruit stalls in the market with its narrow aisles, wooden beams and rotating ceiling fans....
Interior of the mosque showing the prayer hall with its arches and pillars and white and apple green colour scheme....
This is a frontal view of Masjid Sultan, or Sultan Mosque, located in Kampong Glam. The mosque with its huge dome is seen between two rows of shophouses....
This is a picture of the Masjid Sultan (Sultan Mosque) near Arab Street with its dome and towering minaret standing out among the shophouses. The place of worship for Muslims at Muskat Street is named after the first Sultan of Singapore, Sultan Hussein Shah. Donated by S. Zahra Aljunied, and...
Shown in this photograph is a red carpet with floral designs, displayed on the floor for sale, in the Little India Arcade. Title devised by Library staff....
General view of the women's ablution area which adjoins the main building of the mosque. It is sheltered and has narrow hexagonal pillars half blue and half grey as well as other decorative features....
This photograph shows the head of a bumboat, with eyes painted on its sides in a combination of red, white and green colourings. These "painted eyes" presumably enable the bumboats to observe dangers ahead. Title devised by Library staff....