Make Live.Life! your homepage | Increase Text | Decrease Text eCitizen Home | Contact Info | Feedback | Sitemap  Home  :  About Us  :  Services  :  MyeCitizen  :  Useful Links  :  Events Calendar    A-Z Government List   Overview ARTS   Arts Festivals & Events   Arts Groups & Companies   Arts Venues HERITAGE   Cultural & Heritage Festivals   Heritage Trails   Museums A2Z   Sites & Monuments   Integrated Museums & eArchival Services Churches Home > Culture > Monuments > Churches   Armenian Church (1)    Comments (0) Armenian Church This oldest Christian church in Singapore is a fine example of colonial British neo-classical architecture. The Armenian Church is believed to be the first building on the island to be equipped with electricity - a novelty in 1909. Address : 60 Hill Street S(179366) Built : 1836 Related articles Conservators at Work Series - Architectural Paint Seeing The Invisible: Insights to Collection & Conservation Church of Saints Peter and Paul The Old Tao Nan School (Now Peranakan Museum) Old Nanyang University Comments on this entry Tags: singapore heritage, singapore monument   SITES World War II & Military Sites Nation-Building Sites Economic Heritage Sites Social / Cultural / Community Sites Pioneer Educational Institutions MONUMENTS Buildings Churches Mosques Synagogues Temples RELATED-LINKS Preservation of Monuments Board      Privacy Statement | Terms of Use © 2004 - 2008 Government of Singapore