Balestier Heritage Trail
Client:
National Heritage Board
Delve into the rich history of Balestier, a district named after Joseph Balestier, who served as the first American consul and the owner of a sugar plantation during the mid-19th century.
Sixteen trail markers welcomes locals and tourists alike to explore the history of Balestier; with each marker serving as a historical beacon, narrating the story of this district's inception.
Designed to stand out conspicuously, the trail markers boast bright and vibrant colours that showcases a collage of architectural elements extracted from notable structures around Balestier, effortlessly capturing the attention of both trail walkers and passersby.
Sixteen trail markers welcomes locals and tourists alike to explore the history of Balestier; with each marker serving as a historical beacon, narrating the story of this district's inception.
Designed to stand out conspicuously, the trail markers boast bright and vibrant colours that showcases a collage of architectural elements extracted from notable structures around Balestier, effortlessly capturing the attention of both trail walkers and passersby.
