Negeri Sembilan (state)
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Port Dickson [circa 1900], 1900
395 x 283 mm. A view from the sea looking towards the Port Dickson waterfront, with warehouses and commercial premises lining the seafront. Situated 17 miles south-west of Seremban and the principal sea resort of Negri [i.e. Negeri] Sembilan, the town was originally known as Arang-Arang but was renamed Port Dickson in 1889 after Sir John Frederick Dickson (1835-1891) (Colonial Secretary of the Straits Settlements 1885-1891).
[Port Dickson, Negri Sembilan, c.1900], 1900
270 x 194 mm. A view from a hillside looking down on to the railway station at Port Dickson with the sea beyond.
[Port Dickson, Negri Sembilan, c.1900], 1900
270 x 194 mm. Duplicate.
The railway line [Port Dickson, circa 1900], 1900
360 x 282 mm. A view looking along the line which crosses a causeway before running into the station in the background. The 25 miles line from Seremban to Port Dickson was commenced in 1887 and opened to traffic on July 28, 1891.