This photograph shows two stone statues guarding the path from Cavenagh Bridge to Empress Place. Located along the path, the statues are facing one another. Title devised by Library staff.
A huge stone statue of a lion is pictured here, guarding the entrance to the grounds of a Chinese temple in an unidentified location. Date of creation estimated. Title devised by Library staff. ...
A G.R. Lambert & Co. [1894] photograph of the Cavenagh Bridge (formerly known as the Edinburgh Bridge). The Cavenagh is the oldest bridge across Singapore River. Commercial square, now known as Raffles Place, is located in the background. Inscribed with "Cavenagh Bridge S.pore" More information can be found at :...
View of the bridge from the bank. Built in 1869, it is a suspension bridge with cable-stays....
View of the bridge entrance with a notice placed before it to indicate that the bridge is for pedestrians, not vehicles or animals....
This 1982 photograph shows a view of the plate that identifies the engineering company which constructed the Cavenagh Bridge, the year the bridge was built and the place where the steel structure was made. Cavenagh Bridge is named after Straits Settlements Governor Sir William Orfeur Cavenagh. The bridge is located...
This is a picture of a notice put up by the police to restrict Cavenagh Bridge to pedestrain usage, for fear of collapse. Traffic was diverted to Anderson Bridge. ...
View of the plate that identifies the engineering company which constructed the bridge, the year the bridge was built and the place where the steel structure was made....
Panoramic view of the bridge across the Singapore river. Originally designed as a drawbridge, it was subsequently found to be suitable only as a fixed structure....