Singapore (nation)
Found in 433 Collections and/or Records:
Papers relating to 'A history of the Singapore Volunteer Corps, 1854-1937', 1888 - 1939
This is a large file containing notes, correspondence, articles, news cuttings and other material collected by Captain T. M. Winsey during the writing of his 'A history of the Singapore Volunteer Corps, 1854-1937' (Singapore, 1938).
Parade of ex-Servicemen, Singapore, Armistice Day 1949, illustrating the multi-racial composition of ex-soldiers, 1949
Contains loose photographs by various photographers including G.R. Lambert and Co. The majority are part of the BAM collection, including several from the Langham-Carter gift, but some photographs already in the RCS collection have been embodied here for convenience. In numerical order. Box 1 contains BAM1/1-79, Box 2 contains BAM1/81-160, BAM1/80 is in a separate envelope.
Part of the Siong Lim Si Temple, a Chinese temple, 1982
Though Singapore is a secular state, freedom of worship is enshrined in the constitution. The main religions are Christianity, Hinduism and Islam. Places of worship for these religions are found throughout the island.
People of Singapore, 1982
A series of photographs showing people engaged in various activities.
Photographs of St David's Church, 1945 - 1950
Pineapple plantation and tall trees near Bukitemah, Singapore, 1908-12
Police Court and Centr. [i.e. Central] Police Station, 1907
142 x 101 mm.
Police Court, Singapore, 1880 - 1889
Porch of a Chinese house, Singapore, 1904 - 1910
Showing an array of potted plants in front of the porte cochere of a Chinese house in European style in Singapore.
Portrait of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles by G.F. Joseph, 1817, 1890 - 1899
146 x 186 mm. A photographic copy of George Francis Josephs (1764-1846) seated, three quarter length portrait of Raffles in the National Portrait Gallery. Photograph by National Portrait Gallery.
Portrait of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles by James Lonsdale, 1818, 1890 - 1899
91 x 115 mm. Photographic copy of a half length profile portrait of Raffles by James Lonsdale (1777-1839), exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1818. This photograph appears to have been printed in reverse.
Portraits, 1900 - 1969
Contains prints by various photographers, including some professional, mounted portraits. Some are autographed. The subjects include Malay rulers, Malayan Civil Service Officers, post-independence officials and ministers, and others connected with Malaysia and Singapore. A few are unidentified.
Possibly near Changi, Singapore, 1920 - 1929
Contains loose photographs by various photographers including G.R. Lambert and Co. The majority are part of the BAM collection, including several from the Langham-Carter gift, but some photographs already in the RCS collection have been embodied here for convenience. In numerical order. Box 1 contains BAM1/1-79, Box 2 contains BAM1/81-160, BAM1/80 is in a separate envelope.
Possibly near Changi, Singapore, 1920 - 1929
Contains loose photographs by various photographers including G.R. Lambert and Co. The majority are part of the BAM collection, including several from the Langham-Carter gift, but some photographs already in the RCS collection have been embodied here for convenience. In numerical order. Box 1 contains BAM1/1-79, Box 2 contains BAM1/81-160, BAM1/80 is in a separate envelope.
Post Office and Exchange Building [Singapore], 1880 - 1889
Post Office and Exchange Building [Singapore], 1880 - 1889
264 x 207 mm. A view looking across Fullerton Square towards the south-west façade of the Post Office and Exchange Building, with the Tan Kim Seng Memorial Fountain in the middle of the square.
Premises of A.L. Johnston, Collyer Quay, 1870s, 1870 - 1879
Contains loose photographs by various photographers including G.R. Lambert and Co. The majority are part of the BAM collection, including several from the Langham-Carter gift, but some photographs already in the RCS collection have been embodied here for convenience. In numerical order. Box 1 contains BAM1/1-79, Box 2 contains BAM1/81-160, BAM1/80 is in a separate envelope.
Preparing a meal, 1910 - 1929
Contains loose photographs by various photographers including G.R. Lambert and Co. The majority are part of the BAM collection, including several from the Langham-Carter gift, but some photographs already in the RCS collection have been embodied here for convenience. In numerical order. Box 1 contains BAM1/1-79, Box 2 contains BAM1/81-160, BAM1/80 is in a separate envelope.
Presbyterian Church, 1907
140 x 95 mm.
Prince of Wales, Singapore, 1922, 1922
Contains loose photographs by various photographers including G.R. Lambert and Co. The majority are part of the BAM collection, including several from the Langham-Carter gift, but some photographs already in the RCS collection have been embodied here for convenience. In numerical order. Box 1 contains BAM1/1-79, Box 2 contains BAM1/81-160, BAM1/80 is in a separate envelope.
Prize Day Song The Cross Street Corps, 1908-12
Half-plate. [Row of five little boys with drums and bugles watched by people on the steps behind].
Prostitution, 1940-11 - 1969
PSA Container Port, covering 51 hectares, comprises 5 main berths, a feeder berth and a cross berth, 1982
The caption continues 'The main berths can accommodate 5 third-generation container vessels at a time'.
Pulo Brani, Singapore, 1890 - 1899
Contains loose photographs by various photographers including G.R. Lambert and Co. The majority are part of the BAM collection, including several from the Langham-Carter gift, but some photographs already in the RCS collection have been embodied here for convenience. In numerical order. Box 1 contains BAM1/1-79, Box 2 contains BAM1/81-160, BAM1/80 is in a separate envelope.
Pulo Brani, Singapore, 1890 - 1899
Contains loose photographs by various photographers including G.R. Lambert and Co. The majority are part of the BAM collection, including several from the Langham-Carter gift, but some photographs already in the RCS collection have been embodied here for convenience. In numerical order. Box 1 contains BAM1/1-79, Box 2 contains BAM1/81-160, BAM1/80 is in a separate envelope.