Old Miri Mosque area

 View of old Miri Mosque and school which located across Mega Hotel.During on early time in Miri,all this surrounding Mosque area was a Malay Kampung,all of them has transfered and moved for new development area. 

Kuching electricity station @ Kuching Power station at Jalan Power

 Kuching electricity station @ Kuching Power station at Jalan Power across the Old Fire Station.The power station build in 1920's replacing the old Government Sawmill.Years later,this power station demolished and new building erected here,name Electra House in 1965.The electra word came from term Electric which was given credit to the old building stand there before.

Kelabit and Murut people

 The kelabits are closely to the Muruts and live in the neighbouring headwaters of Baram.The journey from the Ulu Trusan to the Ulu Baram is quite a short distance in a straight line but involves crossing some very rough and broken mountain country.The kelabit are less sophisticated than the Murut and the dandy will carefully trim his hair,in the traditional manner during a jungle halt to a longhouse party.

Photo by Hedda Morrison,circa 1950's

A Young native Kayan Girl resting on the Rejang River bank

 A Young native Kayan Girl resting on the Rejang River bank , Circa 1960's

Pantun Bahasa Melayu Sarawak - Tujuh

 anak pelanduk tiga sekawan

singgah makan buahlah simpor

gila mabuk denganmu tuan

siang sik makan malam sik tidor

Jalan Crookshank located in between Jalan Tun Abang Haji Openg and Jalan Tan Sri Ong kee Hui

 Jalan Crookshank located in between Jalan Tun Abang Haji Openg and Jalan Tan Sri Ong kee Hui.This Crookshank road name was from Arthur Chichester Crookshank,cousin of the first Rajah,Sir James Brooke and served as government Officer under him and the second Rajah from 1843 to 1873.

From 1862 until his retirement,Mr Crookshank held the position of Chief Secretary and on two ocassions was in charge of the Government during the Rajah Absence's in England.