chinatownboy of bullockcartwater is seeking pictures of old amoy Street, along with stories of people who once lived there.
A Facebook group has been started for this purpose. Check out the Diaspora of Amoy Street, Singapore.
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2010
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Posted by noelbynature • under Heritage Sites and Trails, News
Tags: chinatown, Disapora of Amoy Street, facebook
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