Scroll down and see if any of these brings back any of your memories from the past ! Xav excitedly told me that he spotted the Samsui Women. I have told him before that Samsui Women were the ones who constructed buildings and houses during Singapore's early development. I was not even born then !
Samsui Women also referred as 红头巾 in Chinese. |
9th August 1965 - Proclamation of Independence |
There was not much recreation in the early days, watching opera was one of the common hangouts for the community.
Opera |
Some of the conserved buildings in Singapore. One of the very beautiful creations I loved, the colourful Peranakan Houses. The intricate details were beautifully pieced together.
For those of you who grew up in Tiong Bahru vicinity, you might find this familiar.
Houses in Tiong Bahru Estate |
Katong Bakery & Confectionery Co @ East Coast Road |
Two-storey shophouse with a jackroof and five-foot way |
The old National Library along Stamford Road, was a main part of my childhood days. I spent pretty lots of time there doing my school projects.
National Library at Stamford Road |
I fondly remembered I actually skipped my lectures just to queue overnight to buy the Millennium Kitties in year 2000 - Millennium Year ! alright, the kitties are now stowed away in the store room !
Kitty Craze |
Iconic playgrounds in HDB Estate - The Dragon, Elephant, Pelican & Watermelon |
Games of Yesteryears ! |
Fire engine and SBS Bus of the past.
Fire Engine |
I remembered the plates were interchangeable. Those were the days when the buses do not have LCD display like the current buses.
SBS Bus |
The orange and white |
KTM Trains |
CMPB @ Dempsey Road |
SOC (Standard Obstacle Course) |
Icon of Singapore - Singa, the courtesy lion |
PSA |
A display depicting the queue to enter parliament house to pay their final respect to our late founding father, Lee Kuan Yew. Even the flag was pieced at half mast.
Singapore Parliament House |
Skyline of the city |
Our beautiful garden city |
There is a small area for free play where kids can create and build with the bricks provided.
New friend made =) |
Even Vera was happily playing along aside with her brother.
The Little Red Brick Show (SG50 Edition) is held at :
Central Library, Level 1 Foyer (The Plaza)
11am - 8 pm daily
1- 28th August 2015.
Admission is FREE for all.
Nearest train station : Bugis Mrt Station / Bras Basah Mrt Station
If you have not made your visit, do go !
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