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Posted on July 9, 2006 | Leave a comment

Wak Hai Cheng Bio, 1820, gazetted

Map 30B Phillip Street (S) 048696

Tang Suahn Kiong San Soh Hoo Chu, Henderson Road, 1858, demolished

Tong Xian Tng, 1870, needs to be gazetted 

Map 31 Devonshire Road (S) 239851

House of Tan Yeok Nee, 1882, gazetted 

Map 101 Penang Road (S) 238466

River House, 1880s, needs to be gazetted 

Map 3A River Valley Road (S) 179020

Waterloo Kuan Yin Temple, 1884, rebuilt

Seng Ong Beo, 1905, needs to be gazetted 

Map 113 Peck Seah Street (S) 079332

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