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31.Hoon San Temple, 1903, needs conservation
Nobody would have guessed that there is this beautiful temple nestled in the midst of expensive bungalows in 6th Ave. Of course this was only a Malay and Chinese kampong when this temple was built. Th… more →
Historic Chinese Architecture in Singapore
Hokkien Architecture
kentneo wrote 3 years ago: Fuk Tak Chi, 1820, gazetted Map 43 Pekin Street (S) 048773 Soon Thian Keng, 1821, demolished Hang S … more →
2. Fuk Tak Chi, 1820, conserved
kentneo wrote 4 years ago: Founding dialect group – Cantonese/Hakka; Main diety – Tua Pek Kong; status – cons … more →
31.Hoon San Temple, 1903, needs conservation
kentneo wrote 4 years ago: Nobody would have guessed that there is this beautiful temple nestled in the midst of expensive bung … more →
House of Goh Sin Koh, 1896, demolished
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kentneo wrote 4 years ago: This was the grand courtyard house of timber merchant Goh Sin Koh (Hokkien) built along Sin Koh Stre … more →
3. Soon Thian Keng, 1821, demolished
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kentneo wrote 4 years ago: For more info of the relocated temple in Geylang, see http://travel.zaobao.com/spore/pages/food03070 … more →
6. Hang San Teng, 1828, destroyed by fire
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kentneo wrote 4 years ago: Founding dialect group – Hokkien; Main diety – Tua Pek Kong; status – destroyed by … more →
8. Kim Lan Beo, 1839, demolished & relocated
kentneo wrote 4 years ago: Founding dialect group – Hokkien (Quanzhou, Yongchoon); Main diety – Qing Shui Zhu Shi … more →
27. Giok Hong Tian, 1887, needs conservation
kentneo wrote 4 years ago: My dad used to come to this temple with his mother when he was a kid. He remembers the place was com … more →
34. Hock San Teng, 1906, relocated
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kentneo wrote 4 years ago: Founding group – Hock San Teng Temple Association; Main diety – Tua Pek Kong; status … more →
