Cavenagh Bridge. On the left is the Financial District, and on the right is the Ancient Civilization Museum. |
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This is a blog about our experiences in a HeritageFest event. We went for a guided walk in Empress Park, Esplanade Park and the War Memorial Park.
Group Members
- Arvin Jeremiah Rao (3)
- Han Wen Jiang (10)
- Joel Tow (13)
- Nathan Wong (23)
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Group Members
- Arvin Jeremiah Rao (3)
- Han Wen Jiang (10)
- Joel Tow (13)
- Nathan Wong (23)
If you dislike the blogposts' reverse-chronological order, you can refer to 'Our Experiences' at the right of the blog. The posts are sequenced in order, for easier reading. Finally, do feel welcomed to add comments on the blog posts. However, negative comments will be removed. So please mind your language! All comments would be warmly welcomed!
Friday, 10 August 2012
Cavenagh Bridge
Cavenagh Bridge is the oldest bridge that is still standing across the Singapore River. It is named after Sir Lieutenant General William Orfeur Cavenagh, the last Governor of the Straits Settlements under the British India Control. It was built in 1868 by Indian convicts. Today, this bridge provides a linkage between Empress Place and the Financial District.
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