Central Fire Station

This photo album contains photographs which depicts the sights and scenes in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The Central Fire Station which is also known as the Shaw Road Fire Station was built in 1955. It was designed by municipal architect Eric Taylor and cost approximately $750,000 to build. The station was eventually demolished.

 

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