Seremban (inhabited place)
Found in 18 Collections and/or Records:
At a birthday parade, Seremban, 1931 or 1932, 1931 - 1932
Door of carved Malay house, Seremban [circa 1920s], 1920 - 1929
158 x 207 mm. Showing the steps leading up to the ornately carved wooden façade of a Malay house.
E.B. Maundrell collection 1906, 1906
Album of photographs all 97 x 71 mm, presumably taken by E.B. Maundrell with the inscription on the first page S.E.M. from E.B.M. with best wishes Christmas, 1906. Port Dickson F.M.S. 5.12.06. A list of subjects is on the back page. These include: photographs of Port Dickson domestic dwellings and other buildings, whale boats, tree ferns and vegetation.
Farewell to H.P. Bryson at President of the Negri Sembilan Football Association, Seremban, 1935, 1935
H.H. Tuanku Muhammads birthday parade, Seremban, 1931or 1932, 1931 - 1932
In the residence of H. H. the Yang di-Pertuan in Seremban on his birthday [? 1950], 1950
117 x 89 mm. Showing an unindentified woman, Mrs I. C. Bryson and Tuanku Abdul Rahman, the ruler of Negri Sembilan seated in conversation in a drawing roon in the Yang di-Pertuans Seremban residence.
Land Office staff, [? Seremban], Negri Sembilan, 1903, 1903
Malay Brownies in Seremban, 1931, 1931
101 x 61 mm. Group photograph of a young Malayan Brownie troop.
Meeting of visiting officials, Seremban, 1950, 1950
Quarters, 658 Egerton Road, Seremban, [? 1930s], 1930 - 1939
107 x 61 mm. A view from the garden showing the residence of an unidentified official. The locations of the various rooms are marked on the back of the print.
Seremban, 1907
206 x 84 mm. General view of the town.
Seremban from the resthouse, 1907
206 x 109 mm. Seremban from the resthouse.
Singapore Badminton Team on visit to Seremban, 1949, 1949
St. Marks, Seremban, east end, 1906
As captioned.
St. Marks, Seremban, west end, 1906
Showing the west end of the wood and brick church.
'The court interpreter', 1963
An account of the important part played by interpreters in the administration of justice, illustrated by the example of three Chinese interpreters. The file includes a letter from Shelley to Hugh Bryson (2 copies, 6 sheets).
Traditional Menangkau [sic] - style house in Seremban, [Negri Sembilan] [i.e. Negeri Sembilan], 1920 - 1939
83 x 61 mm. A view from a hillside looking down on a longhouse raised on stilts, with an atap roof curving up to pointed ends. A smaller second storey rests on top of the main structure. The Menangkabau States were the small territories between Malacca, Pahang, Johore and Selangor whose original inhabitants are supposed to have come from Menangkabau in Sumatra.