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Image credit: Hockkien Huay Kuan |
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Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
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Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
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Seah Eng Kiong Pineapple Cannery at Bendemeer Road 1900. Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
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Clarke Quay 2003. Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
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Conserved and repurposed as upmarket restaurants, pubs and cafes, there is little today here that reminds anyone about the heritage of this historic building.
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Tan Tye Place 1960. Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
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Harvesting pineapples in 1910. Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
Tan Keng Tye's Istana and Hin Choon brands of canned pineapples were exported around the world including Great Britain, the United States, Hong Kong and Shanghai.
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Pineapple cannery 1912. Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
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Pineapples on their way to the cannery, Singapore 1900. Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
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Lim Nee Soon 1916. Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
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Lee Pineapple 1930s. Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
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Sin Heng & Co Pineapple Factory in 1950s. Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
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A lot of the work in the cannery was by hand in the 1950s. Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
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Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
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Students visiting Lam Huat cannery in 1951. Image credit: National Archives of Singapore |
References:
🖋Bukit Brown: Living Museum of History & Heritage
🖋 Tan Kah Kee Foundation
Date: 16 Jul 2020
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