Named after the chairman of the Kinta Sanitary Board CFJ Green ( 1920-21) it was a nice area, close to town. Lots of greenery and no fences. The timber houses were built on brick stumps whereby the children could play under the houses. It was a comfortable 'middle class' neighbourhood during its time.
All that is left of the Green Town now is this last remaining block of quarters next to the Green Town mall .
This is what its been replaced with........
not a bad replacement....cheers..!
2 comments:
Hi, just a stranger looking for tin mines in Ipoh came across your blog.
Very nice posting...I just can't recoognise Ipoh from your well taken pics.
Used to live at Canning Gardens wayyyy back in the 70's, only for couple of years.
But I sure love Ipoh, its food, not to mention the very pretty girls too.
I enjoyed going thru your pics.
Oh ya, used to have couple of friends staying at Greentown too, in the early 80's.
You have a great week and keep well, Lee.
Hi.. Do u know anything about quarters besides army camp in greentown in 80's? I used to stay there, but unfortunately i have lost the address and picture when i was a kid. It brought me back the memories when i watch your pics.
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