Memories of Singapore

Photos and Images submitted to the Memories of Singapore website


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Alexandra Grammar School- 1958 Joining Notes353 viewsAlexandra Grammar School. Notes for parents of pupils in 3rd Form
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Singapore Naval Base - The Dockyard Club 1998351 viewsThe Dockyard Club building as seen in 1998. I believe it has now been demolished.
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Singapore Naval Dockyard - HMS Victorious 1964351 viewsHMS Victorious on the North Wall. Photographed from Beaulieu House
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Singapore Naval Dockyard - HMS Victorious 1964351 views
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Singapore Naval Base Housing. Senior Officers Bungalow351 viewsSingapore Naval Base Housing. Senior Officers Bungalow 118 Kings Avenue. All the bungalows along Kings Avenue built around 1929 were allocated to Senior Dockyard Staff. The heads of the Dockyard Departments - Chief Mechanical Engineer, Chief Electrical Engineer, Chief Constructor, The Superintendent Naval Stores Officer etc. These officers were usually civilian but No 118 Kings Avenue was allocated to The Captain of the Singapore Royal Naval Dockyard a serving Naval Officer.
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Royal Naval Base School Class 1963348 viewsRoyal Naval School class photo taken by T K Lee on 12 July 1963. Malcolm Banks 4th from right back row.
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Royal Naval School Football Team 1958-9348 viewsRoyal Naval School Football Team 1958-9. Photo taken by T K Lee on 15 July 1959. Teacher Mr Bird.
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Singapore Naval Base - The Dockyard Club Menu 1964347 views
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Royal Naval Base School Class 1964346 viewsRN School class photo taken by T K Lee on 17 Dec 1964. Colin Banks 5th from left back row.
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The Naval Base Theatre Club. The Love Match' 1959346 views
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Singapore Naval Base - Accommodation. No 1 Singles Mess A Blk346 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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Royal Naval Base School Class 1958345 viewsPhoto taken by T K Lee (Sembawang Photo Service) dated 13 Feb 1958.
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