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By: hann's mummy

hann's mummy — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 21:48:37 +0000

wow alkanphel, u’ve got them all?

I only managed to get 40 of the locations.
thanx for the list.

Geng Hui, you can follow my son’s blog for some of the places u missed: http://timhann.blogspot.com/search/label/Royston%20Tan%27s%20Old%20Places

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By: keropokman

keropokman — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 05:31:00 +0000

You can find the old playground I think near Dover Market and Food Centre. The estate that they are going to pull down.

By: alkanphel

alkanphel — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 16:11:02 +0000

1. ??coffee @ Balestier
2. Coffee shop @ Clive Street
3. Chee Leong Bakery @ Balestier
4. Mama shop @ Macpherson
5. Wet Market @ Toa payoh Lor 8
6. Dragon Fountain @ Whampoa
7. Overhead Bridge @ Lorong Chuan
8. Playgorund @ Toa Payoh
9. Playground @ Dover
10. Swimming Pool @ Katong
11. Queenstown Estate @ Margaret Dr
12. Rainbow flat @ Hougang
13. Haw Par Villa @ Pasir Panjang
14. Gin Thye Cake Maker @ ?
15. Chin Mee Chin Confectionery @ Katong
16. ??????Sewing Shop @ Beach Rd
17. Dry Cleaning shop @ Katong
18. Tan Hiap Hong Charcoal @ Serangoon
19. Palace Barber shop @ Commonwealth
20. Thieves Market @ Sungei Rd
21. Bus stop @ Lim Chu Kang
22. Old Post Office @ Mandai
23. ???Pen Marker @ Upper Cross St
24. Old Elevator @ ?
25. Cosy Corner Backpacker Hostel @ Bugis
26. Old Train Station @ Tanjong Pagar
27. Seletar Air base estate @ Seletar
28. Railway Track @ Bukit Timah
29. Reserviour @ Upper Pierce
30. Golden Mile Complex @ Beach Road
31. Old Street Barber @ Syed Alwi Rd
32. Valli Flour Mill @ Serangoon
33. Loong Fatt Confectionery @ Balestier
34. Yangtze cinema @ Chinatown
35. Old cinema @ Woodlands
36. Capitol Cinema @ Stamford Rd
37. ??Cantonese Opera @ ?? Bedok
40. Thian Hock Keng @ Telok Ayer Street
41. Long Kang @ Cedar Estate
42. Kampong @ Buangkok
43. Dragon Kiln @ Jalan Bahar
44. Kelong @ Punggol
45. Kong Chow Association @ Chinatown