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Coleman Street, Singapore (28 July 2017)
Coleman Street is one of the streets in downtown Singapore. It starts at Canning Rise, just ahead of the intersection with Hill Street and Armenian Street, and ends at the junction with St Andrew's Road. In between it intersects with North Bridge Road and forms junctions with Colombo Court and Coleman Lane.
Coleman Street was named after George Drumgold Coleman (1795-1844), the famous 19th century architect who designed many of the buildings in Singapore. Born in Ireland, he was reponsible in drafting the layout of the 1822 Jackson Plan of Singapore for Stamford Raffles. He had his home on 3 Coleman Street.
Map of Coleman Street, Singapore
- Funan (GPS: 1.2917, 103.85062)
- Grand Park Hotel (GPS: 1.29252, 103.85003)
- National Gallery Singapore (GPS: 1.29074, 103.85181)
- Peninsula Excelsior (GPS: 1.29218, 103.84986)
- Peninsula Plaza (GPS: 1.29225, 103.85081)
- Peninsula Shopping Centre (GPS: 1.29185, 103.85039)
- St Andrew's Cathedral (GPS: 1.2918, 103.85187)
- The Adelphi (GPS: 1.29127, 103.85122)
Buildings designed by George Coleman
Among the buildings in Singapore designed by George Coleman - in its present form or an earlier version - include the following, which I will call according to their present-day names:
Coleman Street roadsign (28 July 2017)
Coleman Street Singapore on Google Street View
Coleman Street Singapore (Dec 2022)List of the Streets in Singapore; Discover Singapore
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