The Fullerton Waterboat House, Historic building in Singapore
The Fullerton Waterboat House is a neoclassical landmark situated on the Marina Bay waterfront.
Originally built in 1919, it served as a water supply point for ships.
The building embodies Singapore's transformation from a colonial trading post to a global metropolis.
Nowadays, it houses restaurants and offers panoramic views of the city's skyline.
Despite its redevelopment, the Waterboat House retains its historical façade and significance.
Location: Downtown Core
Inception: 1919
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