Side view of the restored Old Parliament House building part of which has been converted to a restaurant named 1827. The arched side entrance to the porch on the first floor, the windows on the second and third floors and the decorative details are visible. Title devised by Library staff.
Shown in this photograph is a close-up on the elaborate details crafted on the lights, adorning the ceiling of the foyer in the old Parliament House. Title devised by Library staff....
A view showing the facade of The Old Parliament now known as the Arts House. The three-storey white building has arches on the ground floor and long windows framed in yellow on the second and third floors. In the foreground is a bronze statue of an elephant on a high...
Close-up of an oval window showing its ornate design and decorative details like the floral motifs. The white colour enhances the appearance of the window....
A view of the exterior of the building in the Civic District adjacent to the Old Parliament House. Palm trees line the walkway to the front entrance....
Shown in this photograph is a view of the front of the Art House, which was once Parliament House. Title devised by Library staff....
This photograph shows the Arts House, at the old Parliament House. Originally built in 1827 by George Drumgold Coleman, on the site of the former home of the temenggong (local chief). Originally the house of John Argyle Maxwell, before it became the Court house. Title devised by Library staff....
A view of the exterior of the three-storeyed building with its white and yellow walls and arched entrance. In the foreground can be seen a bronze elephant on a white pedestal which was a gift from the King of Thailand to Singapore on the occasion of his visit....
This photograph shows the Arts House, which resides in the old Parliament House building. The building was built in 1827 by John Argyle Maxwell as a residence, before he sold it to the state. This is also the site of former Temenggong's home. Title devised by Library staff....
This 1860s photograph shows the Court House, at the Esplanade (present day Padang). There is an incorrectly identified building name, "Singapore Town Hall" (written in pencil), on the front of the photograph. Designed by G.D. Coleman, the Court House was constructed between 1826 and 1827 as the home of John...
A G.R. Lambert & Co. [1892] photograph showing a view at the Esplanade (The Padang), with a man posing beside a horse carriage. The Singapore Cricket Club and the Old Parliament House (present Arts House) are located in the far background. Inscribed with "Esplanade Spore" ...