KUALA LUMPUR | OLD Pictorial Thread
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Looks like Masjid Jamek KL before expansion.
Thank you! I was cross-referencing Masjid Jamek yesterday and wasn't hundred percent sure.
oh how I wish downtown KL had been preserved as the old quarters without being replaced by all those office buildings and hotels. the western side like PJ could've been made the new quarters for building the fancy skyscrapers.
if working from home becomes the norm, those office buildings won't be of much use anymore.
if working from home becomes the norm, those office buildings won't be of much use anymore.
Uncle Raynman, I hope you're still here in this forum. Anyone else,can advise there this pic is taken? I know this could be about the MCD outlet opening in Bukit Bintang but I tried Google ahad sdn bhd and got an address in jalan tar. Bas mini #14 also indicated this could be between jalan tar or chowkit. I just need a validation. That national signboard could be a landmark but I am unable to confirm. Help please?
This does not look like Jalan Bukit Bintang to me, so it is most probably Jalan Chow Kit or Jalan TAR. Or it could be anywhere along the Bas Mini 14 route.
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It's said bukit bintang from their Facebook
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I donno, I'm not Malaysian. But I love to see Ur city old picturial
View of Jalan Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur; just 2 months before the terrible events of the Racial Riots of 13th May 1969.
Source: From Megat Kucing's post in Santai Sejarah FB page. This photo was from Maarof Kassim which he (Megat Kucing) shared in the group.
I honestly think TDM shouldn't have allowed this historical and gorgeous international modern piece of architecture be destroyed..![]()
The famous spiral ramp at the former Subang International Airport; circa 1960/1970s.
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Unfortunately by the time SZB T1 handled its last passenger in 1998 the interior had been altered so much it no longer had the spiral staircases; these were removed by the time it went through a major renovation in the 80s. It should be around that time as well that jetways were added.
Compare the photo below with that of above - I believe both were taken around the same location:
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There are more historical photos in http://www.malaysianwings.com/forum/index.php?/topic/245-about-subang-in-her-heyday/ if anyone's interested.
Compare the photo below with that of above - I believe both were taken around the same location:
There are more historical photos in http://www.malaysianwings.com/forum/index.php?/topic/245-about-subang-in-her-heyday/ if anyone's interested.
You are right, they did remove the spiral ramp during that upgrading. You also can't access the outdoor viewing area anymore because it has been blocked by the new aerobridge gates and corridors.Unfortunately by the time SZB T1 handled its last passenger in 1998 the interior had been altered so much it no longer had the spiral staircases; these were removed by the time it went through a major renovation in the 80s. It should be around that time as well that jetways were added.
Compare the photo below with that of above - I believe both were taken around the same location:
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There are more historical photos in http://www.malaysianwings.com/forum/index.php?/topic/245-about-subang-in-her-heyday/ if anyone's interested.
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