This photograph is a close-up of the road sign pointing out Selegie Road. 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....
This 1982 photograph shows Short Street, from Selegie Road. Short Street is named for the fact it was a very short street. Title devised by Library staff....
This photograph is a close-up of the street sign for Wallich Street, which was named after Dr. Nathaniel Wallich, who established the first garden in Singapore. This sign is found at the ground level of Tanjong Pagar MRT station. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1982 photograph shows Short Street, at Selegie Road (from Wilkie Road). Short Street is named for the fact it was a very short street. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1982 photograph shows shophouses, located at Selegie Road. Selegie is believed to be a Malay word that refers to a wooden spear sharpened and hardened by fire. Title devised by Library staff....
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...
This 1986 photograph shows a building at Selegie Road corner, at Prinsep Street. Selegie Road may have been named after a famous Bugis pirate chief, and the Bugis residing there who were named Orang Selegie. Selegie Road is near Orchard Road....
This 1986 photograph shows a building at Selegie Road corner, at Prinsep Street. Selegie Road may have been named after a famous Bugis pirate chief, and the Bugis residing there who were named Orang Selegie. Selegie Road is near Orchard Road....