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EspañolOld Fullerton General Post Office Singapore 1978
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Old Fullerton General Post Office Singapore 1978
Description:
Singapore in 1978 in the Hollywood movie Saint Jack. The building with the POSB sign was the general post office. It is now The Fullerton hotel. There is an underground tunnel which led to the docks where boats would take their mail to the steamers further off shore. The waters are damed and now called Marina Bay.
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dewssTV
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Singapore, Travel, Backpack, Asia, Old, Fullerton, Hotel, HSBC, Union, Building, Collyer, Quay, Amoy, Street, 1978, movie, saint, jack, POSB, boats, marina, bay,
Old Fullerton General Post Office Singapore 1978
Description:
Singapore in 1978 in the Hollywood movie Saint Jack. The building with the POSB sign was the general post office. It is now The Fullerton hotel. There is an underground tunnel which led to the docks where boats would take their mail to the steamers further off shore. The waters are damed and now called Marina Bay.
Author:
dewssTV
Tags:
Singapore, Travel, Backpack, Asia, Old, Fullerton, Hotel, HSBC, Union, Building, Collyer, Quay, Amoy, Street, 1978, movie, saint, jack, POSB, boats, marina, bay,
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