Singapore - The
National Museum of Singapore is just a short stroll along Stamford, passed SMU school of accountancy. I went to register to enter the museum and was told that today is free for all visitors. "What's the occasion?" I asked and was told "It is the opening ceremony of the children's corner.
I started off at Level 1 which housed the "Singapore History Gallery" - the exhibits starts from pre-colony era, The British colony times, WW2 under the Japanese occupation, Singapore today.
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Sir Stamford Raffles |
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Village theme |
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The Rickshaw |
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Bust of Lim Bo Seng |
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Japanese tank |
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S Rajaratnam arm chair, table and specs |
Another exhibition on 2nd floor is "Story of the Forest" - I entered 2 dark curtains into a kaleidoscope of objects and animals moving with sounds as I walked down a winding Rotunda to the 1st floor.
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Story of the Forest |
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Looking up to the dome |
Children was spread lying on every corner of the floor looking up this spectacle of brilliant play of colours and creativity.
It was well worth my time @ this museum.
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