via The Straits Times, 08 June 2023: An archaeological study of the former Keppel Club site in Singapore has concluded, finding remnants of a building foundation and bricks from the early 1900s.
An archaeological study of the site formerly occupied by Keppel Club has concluded, with remnants of a building among the items uncovered.
Experts’ conclusion of the study was that the “very few artefacts found” were “interesting but not of high historical significance”, said National Development Minister Desmond Lee in a Facebook post on Thursday.
Findings on the history of the site have been documented, said Mr Lee, adding that the authorities will explore how to weave this into the redevelopment plans of the area.
