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A bird's-eye view of Clifford Pier in 1956. Shophouses at the intersection of Cross Street and Amoy Street in 1955. Mrs Marjorie Doggett in 1957. The self-taught photographer moved to Singapore in 1947 with her husband. One of the highlights of the n

Singapore in 1950s - through lens of an English woman

New book traces Tamil community's presence in region dating back 2,000 years

Plans for the former Bukit Timah Fire Station include a new visitor centre to direct the public to nearby nature and heritage attractions. URA said the building provides a good representation of fire station architecture here. The former Railway Stat

Conservation of old fire station and former railway staff quarters in Bukit Timah welcomed

New heritage award draws from South Korea

Sisters Goh Xin Eng (far left), 69, and Goh Guat Lai, 63, looking at old photos pasted on the wall of the first storey of the Pulau Ubin building (above) where they run the Sin Lam Huat eatery that was first opened and operated by their parents. ST P

New lease of life for favourite Pulau Ubin eating spot run by two sisters

Madam Kamariah Abdullah outside her house on Pulau Ubin. She said she is grateful for the help she is getting to repair the ageing structure she grew up in, noting that it often takes a battering from strong winds and rain, as well as other forces of

NParks steps in to spruce up Pulau Ubin's charm

National Heritage Board to launch free guided tours to seven religious institutions

Dark comedy on skin whitening explores biases among Asians

Architecture researcher Jeremy John Kum, 24, and volunteer guide Betty Huang, 52, from civic group My Community, which produced a heritage assessment report on the homes in Stirling Road. The 34-page report has been submitted to the Urban Redevelopme

Civic group seeks to conserve flats in Queenstown

This room with a cannon replica is used for one of the seven themed interactive games available at Amazing Chambers Singapura. The games are played in 22 rooms, and the rooms feature Singapore's history and Malay legends and heroes.

Heritage Malay royal building turned into interactive-game space is disrespectful, say critics