Singapore Naval Base - Japanese Occupation. B29 Superfortress222 views1945. American Airforce B29 Superfortress aircraft over Singapore Royal Naval Base. One such raid sank the Admiralty Floating Dock IX allegedly after the Japanese had already surrendered.
Alexandra Grammar School - 1958 Joining Notes220 viewsAlexandra Grammar School. To all Parents - Absence from School
Royal Naval Base School Class 1961219 viewsRN School. Class photo taken 1961
Singapore Naval Base - Dockyard Club Childrens New Year Party (2) 1959216 viewsDockyard Club Childrens New year Party 1959. Photo by T K Lee Sembawang PhotoServices
Alexandra Grammar School Year Book 1962215 views
Our bungalow at 12th Mile215 viewsOn arriving in Singapore in 1958 before being allocated an official residence on the Naval Base we found a newly built bungalow to rent (No 12 of about 16 on the site) at 12th Mile on the Sembawang Road. The bungalow had running water but no electricity supply. Lighting, cooking and the fridge all ran on kerosene which was delivered in large metal tins every couple of weeks. Today the bungalow has been redeveloped and stands on Jalan Mata Ayer.
Singapore Naval Base - Japanese Occupation. Dockyard Store Houses.214 viewsA view from Kings Avenue over the Stores Basin and Store Houses 1945. Note bomb damage to nearest store house roof. Photo curtesy of Mr Earland Clear. Chief Civil Engineer Singapore Dockyard 1945 - 1946
St Peters Church - Youth Club208 views1961. St Peters Church Youth Club pin badge. The youth club ran many activities to keep the youngsters on the Naval Base occupied. Banyans, BBQ's and trips to see groups like the Rolling Stones in downtown Singapore.
Naval Base Housing - The building of bungalows on Canada Road 1929207 viewsBuild of bungalows on Canada Road as viewed from Admiralty Road East
Singapore Dockyard. HMS Belfast leaving Singapore 1962205 views
Singapore Dockyard HMS Caesar 1961203 views
Singapore Naval Base - Accommodation. No 1 Singles Mess A Blk202 viewsNaval Base Accommodation. No 1 Mess 'A' Block on Beaulieu Road in 1957. Built by the main contractor Sir John Jackson in the early 1920's to house his staff. Built conveniently close to Beaulieu House a planters property requisitioned to be used by Navy Dept staff supervising the contract. On completion of the build of the Naval Base the block was converted to a mess for single civilian men posted from the UK to work at the Dockyard. Beaulieu House became the Chief of Staffs House.
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