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Old Singapore's outskirts in 1951. Can you identify these places?

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(1) Feeding the monkeys, MacRitchie Reservoir, I recongnize the bridge & the waterline, used to jog there after work or on any other free days
(2) Aw Boon Haw - Nassim Rd?
(3) Presbyterian Church, Penang Road
(4) Botanic Gardens or the houses around there, Lermit Rd?

To own a movie camera, in 1951, you must be extremely rich & a camera too. The one the woman holding is expensive, I used to own a Seagull like that camera, when in school. Poor people goes to the photo studio, some a few times in their lifetime, wedding, family photo, to apply government jobs & for putting in front of the lorry. Older folks are afraid to get their image captured, they believe it will take their souls.

Times have change.
 
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Wah lau eh now then I know you all damn old. 1951 my father not even born LOL
 
Look at those samsui women and those in samfoos. One tough breed.
 
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