u/Dumklutz123

It's a traditional Malay house :0

:D traditional Malay house ( not survival friendly, a lot of debug features used and axiom too )

Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock circa 1960s and now

Source: Facebook, Google Maps

btw pls join r/MalayanArchives too :>

Rasa, Selangor. Source: NST, Google

The Whiteaway Laidlaw Building on Java Street ( Mountbatten Road) was built in the 1920s as a department store, it was demolished in the 80s and is now the OCBC tower. Source: Google, Facebook

Source: Buddhist Channel, TikTok ( @penangfoodhaven) The Penang Buddhist Association building on Anson Road was completed in 1931 in a Late Straits Eclectic style. The building was designed by architect Mr. Chew Eng Eng. It incorporated a steel framework and oth

A row of 1920/30s colonial bungalows down Jalan Tun Razak, built before WWII. Used as government servants quarters, SAL College and a quarters for Japanese comfort women during WWII. Source: Google Maps

The current main building was built in 1905 in Taiping. It was originally called the Central School but moved to the current building in 1905 and renamed King Edward VII School to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VII. The trees seen in the second picture were planted in 1910. In WWII, the Japanese used it as the headquarters for the Malayan Kempeitai ( Japanese Military Police ).

Yan Keng Benevolent Dramatic Association built in 1920

Union Cinema, Rasa. Built in 1957, it was operated by locals but was leased to outsiders due to poor business and renamed the Rex Cinema. The Cinema has over four hundred seats, and children who do not meet the height requirement at the ticket counter can enter for free. It was recently demolished in January of 2026.