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Old Ford Factory118 viewsMemories at Old Ford Factory.

A big sign board.SingaporeShots

Haw Par Villa209 viewsI believe they are the "Liu", "Guan" and "Zhang" from the Romance of Three Kingdoms.
They symbolise great friendship & kinship.SingaporeShots

Haw Par Villa171 viewsThe Mask PlazaSingaporeShots

Chinatown140 viewsOn a weekday late afternoon.SingaporeShots

Chinatown115 viewsLink to Chinatown MRT.SingaporeShots

Haw Par Villa210 viewsAt the entrance.SingaporeShots

Little India165 viewsA HippoTours bus at Little India, Singapore.SingaporeShots

Chinatown109 viewsOn a bridge that links to Chinatown.SingaporeShots

Last additions - Places of Interest

Trishaw28 viewsA trishaw in Chinatown

All the tyres are flat
Think it's a display setSingaporeShotsOct 03, 2009

Chinatown25 viewsA red lantern that says "He Jia Ping An" - Everyone in the family (togetherness) is at peace and at ease.

I hope I got the translation rightSingaporeShotsSep 29, 2009

Chinese Lion101 viewsChinese Lion

Somewhere around Chinatown
SingaporeShotsMar 02, 2009

Happy Tourists on Trishaw80 viewsHappy Tourists on Trishaw

Turning toward Eu Tong Seng Street
I guess they are heading to ChinatownSingaporeShotsMar 02, 2009

Old Ford Factory155 viewsMemories at Old Ford Factory.

The first Ford vehicle assembly plant in Southeast Asia.

The Ford Motor Factory notably served as the venue for the formal surrender of Malaya by British Lt. Gen. Arthur Ernest Percival, to the Japanese Commander, Gen. Yamashita Tomoyuki on 15 Feburary 1942. SingaporeShotsFeb 17, 2009

Old Ford Factory118 viewsMemories at Old Ford Factory.

A big sign board.SingaporeShotsFeb 17, 2009

Old Ford Factory127 viewsMemories at Old Ford FactorySingaporeShotsFeb 17, 2009

Old Ford Factory156 viewsMemories at Old Ford Factory.

The first Ford vehicle assembly plant in Southeast Asia.

The Ford Motor Factory notably served as the venue for the formal surrender of Malaya by British Lt. Gen. Arthur Ernest Percival, to the Japanese Commander, Gen. Yamashita Tomoyuki. The surrender took place on 15 Feburary 1942.
SingaporeShotsFeb 17, 2009

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