Singapore Naval Base - Dockyard Club New Years Eve (Gents) 1958 107 viewsDockyard Club New Years Eve Fancy Dress Ball. Some of the men dress as School Boys. They won first prize. Photo by T K Lee Sembawang Photo Services.
Alexandra Grammar School - 1958 Joining Notes106 viewsAlexandra Grammar School. Notes for parents of pupils in 3rd Form (Part 2)
Singapore Naval Dockyard - HMS Victorious 1964106 viewsHMS Victorious on the North Wall. Photographed from Beaulieu House
Singapore Dockyard - HMS Perseus 1953105 views
Royal Naval Base School Sports Day 1959104 viewsRN School Sports day 1959
Singapore Naval Base - The Dockyard Club Membership Card104 viewsJust about all MoD Navy Civilian Staff and families became members and supported The Dockyard Club. Many joined the various Committees within the Club to organise social activities for the membership.
Our pet monkey104 views1961 - Many animals mainly cats and dogs were passed on between families coming and going from the Naval Base. In our case we took over the only monkey on the base. Beppy a blue rhesus macaque who turned out to be a very loyal pet and 'guard dog' for the property. Beppy was a great friend of the passing ice cream van. The driver ran an account with Beppy to supply an ice lolly on passing and ran up a large account that we settled every month.
Alexandra Grammar School - 1958 Joining Notes103 viewsAlexandra Grammar School - Notes for parents of new pupils.
102 viewsRoyal Naval School Teachers 1963
The Naval Base Theatre Club. The Late Christopher Bean 1960 (Cast 1)101 views
Singapore Naval Base - The Dockyard Club Menu 1964101 views
Sembawang Village - Kampung Water Point 1952101 viewsSembawang Village located just outside the Naval Base Main Gate sprung up and prospered due to the presence of the base. The land was originally a mixture of malarial swamp and rubber plantation. In time piped water arrived but like in a lot of Singapore kampungs only by stand pipe. Even in 1958 I witnessed locals getting their water as in this photo. Collecting it in 5 gallon rectangular metal tins that were previously used for the delivery of the kerosene used for lighting & cooking.
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