Established in the late 18th century, the Lee clan jetty is one of the few famous waterfront villages situated at the eastern coast of George Town. Similarly to the Chew clan jetty, the houses are built atop wooden planks on stilts.
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George Town Street View: Random Pre-War Houses
Pre-war houses being renovated at a street in George Town.
A Heritage Streetscape (B&W)
A Stroll along King Street
King Street or Lebuh King, is a historical old street located within the central heritage site of George Town and was named after King George III. As one of the original major roads in George Town during the British colonial era, King Street has several Cantonese style temples as well as various old heritage townhouses.
A Heritage Streetscape
George Town Pre-War Facade
George Town Street View: Remnants of an Era II
Rundown old pre-war houses at the town.
George Town Street View: Old Shophouses
Fishing Village on Stilts
Several people seen fishing in the foreground of the famous clan jetty at Weld Quay area.
Campbell Street Walk
