Travel back in time as you enter the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall, a villa-turned-museum that commemorates Dr. Sun, the iconic leader in the 1911 Chinese Revolution and a pivotal figure in Chinese and Southeast Asian history. The memorial hall, once the stronghold of the Chinese Revolutionary Alliance, displays a large number of historical photographs and personal belongings of Sun Yat Sen, along with other artifacts from the revolution. A large number of exhibits showcase the history of the Singaporean Chinese community during the first half of the 20th century and narrates the impact of the revolution on Singapore and other Southeast Asian societies. Don't miss the authentic 100 year old Letterpress Cylinder Printing Machine, one of the most interesting pieces in this Heritage Centre. As you explore the halls together with your volunteer tour guide, get a glimpse of the rich history of the prominent community that led China to become what it is today.
Observe the well-preserved documents and artifacts that tell of the impact of the revolution on neighboring areas
Learn of the Chinese customs and traditions that influenced the Singapore communities in the 20th century
Look out for special events held at the museum for more interactive fun
Learn of the history of the 1911 Chinese Revolution and its iconic leader, Sun Yat Seng
Address | 12 Tai Gin Road, Singapore 327874. |
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Category | Attractions |