A random street shot of an old shophouse at Beach Street.
Category: Architecture
Penang Isle: The Islamic Council
Located at the junction of Beach Street and Downing Street, and originally part of the British Government Offices complex, this Neo-Classical style building now houses the Islamic Council of Penang. The building was constructed in 1907, and is a fine example of colonial architecture commonly found in the heritage zone of George Town.
George Town Street View: A 1950 Shophouse
An old shophouse along Beach Street.
George Town Street View: The Cathedral of Assumption
For more info on the Church: Penang Isle: Church of the Assumption
Penang Isle: Dewan Sri Pinang (Sri Pinang Hall)
This large multi-purpose auditorium in George Town (at Light Street, near the Esplanade area) was built in the early 1970s and currently serves as a venue for live performances and events.
George Town’s Narrowest Lane
Soo Hong Lane, the narrowest lane in George Town, Penang. The lane links both Ah Quee Street and Armenian Street.
George Town Street View: Campbell Street
Carnarvon & Kapitan Keling Street Intersection
A George Town Tilt-Shift
More tilt-shift pictures here; George Town Tilt-Shift Portraits
View from the Alleys
A view of the KOMTAR tower standing tall from this narrow back-alley.