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Keng Lee Road

30 December 2024

Keng Lee Road honours Ching Keng Lee, a rice merchant and community leader in Singapore. Discover the history behind this street named after him in 1928.

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A quiet road junction at Keng Lee Rd with a one-way sign, palm trees, and tall buildings under a partly cloudy sky.

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Keng Lee Road was named in 1928 after Ching Keng Lee, a notable rice merchant and community leader in Singapore. He was well known for his contributions to public affairs and was an honorary member of several community organizations.

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References https://tombs.bukitbrown.org/2019/02/ching-keng-lees-mother.html (opens in new tab)