This photograph shows a general view of the disused granite quarry on Pulau Ubin, now filled with water, and its surroundings lush with vegetation. Title devised by Library staff.
Photograph of Chew Cher Neo at the Quarry at Pulau Ubin. It is known as Pulau Batu Ubin, or 'Granite Stone Island' to the Malays and 'Chioh Sua' in Hokkien, which means 'Stone Hill'. Donated by Chew Cher Neo and displayed at the Heritage Roadshow 2008. HRS3_709...
General view of a small village on the island near the water's edge. The houses have wooden walls and zinc roofs and tall trees tower over them....
Commonly grown on the island, this close-up of a banana tree shows its large long leaves and a bunch of unripe bananas....
View of the walkway from the jetty with decorative signage welcoming visitors to the island. The walkway leads to the visitors' centre....
General view of a make-shift tent with red canopy set up to celebrate the festival. Shown are large burnt candles on the floor, canned food and drinks on the table as well as a table for incense burnt as offerings by worshippers....
Close-up of the fowl with its brownish-red breast,long, spindly legs and sharp upturned beak. It is not usually seen in Singapore itself....
This photograph shows two cruise ships docked at what looks like Cruise Bay. One ship is from the Cunard Cruise Line. On the left is a (giraffe-like) quay crane labelled "PSA NO 7", surrounded by shipping containers. In the background, islands with lush foliage can be seen. Title devised by...
Shown in this photograph are houses in the Pulau Semakau fishing village. They are perched on stilts elevated over the water. The island is presently a landfill set up by the Singapore Government in 1999. This village comprised of a small community of subsistence fishermen who made a living off...