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Lucy___Catherine.jpgAmah with little girl, 1967

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Changi junior school, 1966

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Haw Par Villa , late 50s

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sgt mess RAF changi,

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stamps 1957 before Malaya was granted independence from Britain

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sembawang gate

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Rotheram Gate at the other end of the Naval Base

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singapore river

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chinatown, 1960

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singapore airport

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singapore_xmas.jpgXmas...the xmas tree seems to drop many leaves laugh.gif

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Chua Chu Kang Road outside the base in the direction of Bukit Panjang

 

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mess, RAF Tengah in 1963.

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Female manual worker from china, dubbed "Concrete Nannies" so called because they adopted kids from poorer families and did manual work. The money was used to give the adopted kids a good education. The hats worn were usually red.

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sorry..after some searching...what appears as Choa chu kang road today is near CCK cemetery..CCK road is along Tengah airbase..nod.gif but CCK is actually quite long...it also links to Keat hong camp

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47.jpgMorning Coffee, Dover Rd, Bus Stop, Singapore 1966

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Kent Bowl and Cinema. Dover Rd, Singapore. 1968

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Orchard road, 1968

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Bugis street

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Hock Lam Street

A side street between North Bridge Road and Hill Street.

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Queen street

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Mt Faber

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Bras Basah Road

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Last time they label the roads as大马路,二马路 三马路 四马路 etc...

 

Anyone know their mapping to current roads?

 

Eg.. North Bridge Road = ?, Victoria Street = ??

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Great article circa 1972. Things were simpler then. Now we are getting out of the looking after the aged parents scenario. We have to build our own retirement funds now.

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thumbsup.gif nice !

 

Sago street was also known as " dead people street" as in hokkien..the street was all funeral palours..coffins..necessarities for funeral...similar like today's sin ming ..the lane where funeral wakes are held

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