A photograph called 'Turntable Tumpat' by Arthur Teng at the 'Making Tracks: Again - Commemorating 135 Years Of Railways In Malaysia' exhibition in KL. Photos: Badan Warisan Malaysia
There are over 60 photographs on display at Badan Warisan Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur that will give visitors a glimpse of the history of the Malaysian Railways network (now Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad).
Making Tracks: Again - Commemorating 135 Years Of Railways In Malaysia is an exhibition that presents the work of six photographers – Chan Kin Wah, Eric Peris, Soraya Yusof Talismail, Syed Zainal Rashid, Arthur Teng and Bob Teoh – together with clay artist Alex Tan.
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Making Tracks: Again - Commemorating 135 Years Of Railways In Malaysia
A photograph called 'Turntable Tumpat' by Arthur Teng at the 'Making Tracks: Again - Commemorating 135 Years Of Railways In Malaysia' exhibition in KL. Photos: Badan Warisan Malaysia
An image of 'KTM Quarters Segamat' in Johor by Chan Kin Wah.
Veteran photographer Eric Peris' grand view of Wisma Kastam, originally known as the Federated Malay States Railway Station, and later the Malayan Railway Building. It is one of the most prominent heritage buildings along the Weld Quay waterfront of George Town. It was built at the turn of the 20th century following land reclamation that extended the Penang island shoreline outward.
Syed Zainal Rashid's photograph of Victoria Bridge in Kuala Kangsar, Perak.
Bob Teoh's photograph of Tanjong Pagar station in Singapore.
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