Located just opposite Gusto Cafe, The Hillside Cafe is the latest restaurant to setup at the hillside area in Tanjung Bungah, Penang. Established by expats, the restaurant serves a variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner meals. For more info, vist its Facebook page at THIS LINK.
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Penang Isle: Wesley Methodist Church
The Wesley Methodist Church in Penang, located at the junction of Larut Road and Burma Road, is the oldest Methodist Church in Malaysia.
The English architecture style Church building was built in 1911 and its cornerstone was laid on 26 December the same year. The land on Anson and Burma Roads was exchanged for Larut Road, where the Church was to be built.
The Church was dedicated by Bishop W.P. Eveland on in memory of Bishop James M. FitzGerald, who presided over the 15th Session of the Malaysia Conference meeting in Penang in 1907, and who died in Hong Kong later in the same year and also in memory of his daughter, Miss Cornelia FitzGerald, who died in Penang in 1907 too.
For more info, please visit the Church’s official website at www.wesleypenang.org.
Penang Hill: David Brown’s Restaurant
Located right at the top of Penang Hill’s Strawberry Hill, this British style restaurant serves English food with its pleasant hilltop surroundings.
For more info on the restaurant, please refer HERE.
Penang Isle: The Masonic Temple
Constructed in the year 1924, the Penang Masonic Temple is both a heritage and historic Masonic building. The temple, located at 136 Jalan Utama (Western Road), Georgetown, was built as the centralized building for the four Freemason groups to meet at that time. It was built by both the Lodge Scotia and The Royal Prince of Wales Lodge. The building today is still used by the founding lodges for their meetings and is also utilised by 7 other Masonic bodies of either English or Scottish jurisdiction, which pay rent for its use.
(Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penang_Masonic_Temple)
