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With a rich history dating back to its inception in 1887, the National Museum of Singapore is Singapore's oldest purpose-built museum. The Singapore History Gallery (Level 1) charts the development of Singapore through the nation’s defining moments, challenges and achievements from its earliest beginnings 700 years ago to the independent, modern city-state it is today.
The Level 2 Galleries feature “The Goh Seng Choo” gallery which displays a selection from the “William Farquhar Collection of Natural History Drawings from 1803 -1818” under the theme of “A Voyage of Love and Longing”. Other Galleries on Level 2 explore themes close to the hearts of Singaporeans including Modern Colony, Surviving Syonan, Growing up in Singapore and Voices of Singapore.


FOM volunteers provide excellent tours of the History Gallery on Level 1 and the galleries on Level 2. Refer to the table below for a list of guided tours.

Coordinator

Heike Friedrich
Larissa Wiegele

Address

93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897

Opening Hours

Monday – Sunday from 10am – 7pm

Guided Tours

ARTEFACT SPOTLIGHT: Wong Ah Fook
Arriving in Singapore in search of a better life in 1857, Wong Ah Fook went on to become a prominent businessman and philanthropist in Singapore and Johor Bahru. He was able to forge a connection with Sultan Abu Bakar which helped him secure government contracts for the construction of severl significal buildings in Johor Bahru which still stand today. Wong's portrait can be found at NMS, next to the Sultan Abu Bakar.

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