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4 days ago · Early Police Stations. The first police office was a wooden shack built by convicts in 1821 near the present-day Anderson Bridge. Other police stations before 1880s were mostly timber buildings with unstable foundations.
4 days ago · Posted on June 30, 2024 by Remember Singapore. Originally called the Hill Street Police Station and Barracks, the majestic six-storey Neoclassical-style colonial building was Singapore’s largest government building when it was completed at a cost of about $634,000 in 1934. It was dubbed by the British as one …. Continue reading →.
remember the good old days… Skip to content. Home; Abandoned. Bukit Brown Cemetery; Former Communicable Disease Centre (CDC)
Apr 19, 2022 · The Causeway is finally reopened after almost two years of closure. Despite decades of congestion woes, trafficking issues or an occasional tool used in political bickering, the Causeway remains an important link between Singapore and Malaysia. The Land Connection.
Dec 2, 2020 · Coming to the End of Jurong Road. Posted on October 1, 2020 by Remember Singapore. Built in the 19th century, Jurong Road was the oldest road in the western part of Singapore. According to the Monthly Progress Report by the Municipal Engineer in 1886, Jurong Road was largely a rural road with only sections of … Continue reading →.
Remembering Singapore, Singapore. 3,986 likes · 21 talking about this. As times go by, our memories of Singapore is collected each day. Looking back at the days of our parents and grandparents....
Jun 29, 2023 · Remembering Singapore: Redhill Gardens. Thursday, June 29, 2023. Today we take a look at Redhill Gardens, an old rustic HDB estate in Redhill Close. This series is part of our Remembering Singapore series where we explore lost and forgotten sights of old Singapore. Welcome to the Gardens in Redhill Gardens.
Young Singapore: Our school days Schools are where we learn, play, and make lifelong friendships. If you are between 15 to 25 years old, contribute photos or videos of everyday student life to us!
May 1, 2020 · The filmmaker is launching Rewind Singapore, a mini-docu series available on social media. And he also wants you, the Singapore public, to contribute your favourite memories for the year-long...
A tribute to all Singaporeans & the memories of growing up, this is a short film commissioned by the National Library Board as part of the Singapore Memory Project. It chronicles the life of a Singaporean man from his childhood to adulthood through glimpses of his life and culminates with the birth of his son.
