41. Singapore Cultural And Heritage Trail singapore history Museum 93 Stamford Road Singapore 178897. singapore history Museum.singapore history Museum was previously known as the National Museum. http://www.singaporeartsnculture.com/english/engmuseum.html

Singapore History Museum 93 Stamford Road Singapore 178897 A 5-minute walk from Dhoby Ghaut MRT Station. Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday : 9 am to 5.30 pm Wednesday : 9 am to 9 pm Admission Fees: Adult $3 Child (6 - 16 years) and Senior Citizen (>60 years) $1.50 Family ticket $8 (Maximum 5 persons) Multi-museum ticket (Adult) $6 (Admission fees may be subject to change when special exhibitions are held.) Guided tours English: 11 am and 2 pm on weekdays, additional 3.30 pm tour on Saturday and Sunday Japanese: 10.30 am (Tuesday to Friday) Touring time: 2 hours Singapore History Museum Singapore History Museum was previously known as the National Museum. With the formation of the National Heritage Board on 1st August 1993, the National Museum of Singapore was restructured into three specialised museums: Asian Civilisations Museum, Singapore Art Museum and Singapore History Museum; the last of which is now housed in the National Museum Building. Prior to 1972, the emphasis of the museum was not on the history of Singapore. This had to do with the first British Resident and Commandant of Singapore (1819 - 1823), Major-General William Farquhar (1774 - 1839). An enthusiastic natural history amateur, he collected numerous local plant and animal specimens and commissioned artists to paint them.

42. The World-Wide Web Virtual Library [Alphabetical Category singapore history Forum, for the academic community...... Added/revised on 06.12.1997. singapore history Forum Knowledgenet Singapore LanguageEnglish http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/SSEAL/SouthAsia/WWWVL/sghist.html

The World-Wide Web Virtual Library Alphabetical Category Subtree WWW VL database Asian Studies Home Page Singapore WWW Virtual Library: History Edited by Suzanne McMahon ( smcmahon@library.berkeley.edu University of California, Berkeley, SSEALS Alex Glendinning's Asian Pages (http://user.itl.net/~glen/asianintro.html) Language: English. Description: This page is provided by Alex Glendinning (UK) and mainly contains informations on civilian internees and prisoners of war of the Japanese in Singapore during WW II. The British in Singapore and Malaya (by Alex Glendinning, UK) (http://user.itl.net/~glen/BritishinSingapore%26Malaya.html) Language: English. Description: Part of the Asian Pages by Alex Glendinning , this page gives a brief history of Singapore with some special emphasis on the WW II. Dr Thomas Oxley (1805 - 1886) (by Robert Alexander, Singapore) (http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/8248/oxley.htm) Language: English. Description: Dr. Thomas Oxley was an early citizen of Singapore, where he acted as surgeon and major landowner. This page, maintained by Robert Alexander , contains biographical data and additional material that can give some insight into the 18th century history of Singpore.

43. Singapore History Museum :: Singapore Museums :: A-Z Of Tourism :: Museums In Si singapore history Museum, Address 93 Stamford Road. Housed nationhood. Thesingapore history Museum was borne out of a long and often uneven path. http://www.a-zoftourism.com/Museums-in-Singapore-id4439-p0.htm

Products/Services Search: A-Z of tourism contains another 262 city guides. Click on the home link below Navigator : Home World Map Asia Singapore ... Museums Singapore History Museum Address: 93 Stamford Road Housed in the elegant and impressive National Museum building, a national monument, the Singapore History Museum explores the rich heritage of the people of Singapore, from our ethnic and cultural diversity to our struggle for nationhood. The Singapore History Museum was borne out of a long and often uneven path. She was initiated as a double entity, Raffles Library and Museum, in 1887 by the Governor of the Straits Settlements, Sir Frederick Weld. Museums In Singapore Records 1 to 3 of 3 Ng Eng Teng Gallery The Ng Eng Teng Gallery houses the most comprehens..... Sculpture Square Sculpture Square is the latest addition to Singapo..... ... List your site Product and Services Search If you haven't been able to find what your after so far, try using the product and services search - its not just limited to travel features! We provide results from multiple databases, to bring you up to date results in numerous fields.

44. Search Results Title Electronic Journal of singapore history. URL http//www.knowledgenet.com/. SubjectSingapore. Subject Singapore History. http://ejournal.coalliance.org/fullrec.cfm?EJID=6530

45. Internet Resources On Singapore singapore history Museum Gallery, Permanent exhibition A visual history of Singapore;past present exhibitions, all with extensive commentaries images. http://newton.uor.edu/Departments&Programs/AsianStudiesDept/singapore.html

Singapore General Information News Media Government Offices General Information American Association of Singapore Catcha Singapore Expatriates in Singapore "resource for anyone looking for information on visiting, working & living here": history & law; relocation tips; shopping, entertainment, etc. Library of Congress Country Studies: Singapore One of the Area Handbook Series recordsingapore.com Who's who; Singaporese; place names; who was who Singapore InfoMap Singapore WWW VL The Singapore section of the Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library, edited by Suzanne McMahon Statistics on Singapore TechnoFIND - Singapore Search Engine Yahoo! Singapore News Media The Electric New Paper Lianhe Zaobao Online A Chinese language daily Singapore Business Times Online "a comprehensive & concise package of corporate, financial, economic & political news, analysis & commentary" The Straits Times Interactive English newspaper with focus on Asia Government Offices Inland Revenue Authority (IRAS) Ministry of Education Information on Singapore's educational system Ministry of Finance, Revenue Division

46. BrowserWise Search! Results 1 through 6 of 6 for singapore history Research singapore history at QuestiaQuestia online library offers more than 70,000 books and journal articles. http://www.browserwise.com/search/search.cgi?Terms=singapore history

47. Singapore History singapore history Last updated in November 2002 1533/34. Spanish conquestof Ecuador which at the time belonged to the Inca empire. http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/en/laenderinfos/laender/laender_ausgabe_html?

48. Singapore History WORKSHEET 1. History of Singapore. 1. Explore the following websites for a briefreview of the history of Singapore singapore history Museum Dioramas. http://www.chs.edu.sg/~tanwy/DhobyWS1.htm

WORKSHEET 1 History of Singapore 1. Explore the following websites for a brief review of the history of Singapore: Brief History of Singapore Singapore History Museum : Dioramas 2. Present the important events on a time line. 3. Read Maurice Baker's description on The Fall of Singapore in A Time of Fireflies and Wild Guavas , pp. 106-110. Click on the following link for a site map of old Cathay and Dhoby Ghaut If you were in Dhoby Ghaut today, would there be anything at the site to remind you of what had happened in those days? This is the first of five webpages of worksheets. Click on the other links to complete the whole unit of work on "Dhoby Ghaut" by Ho Poh Fun. History of Singapore The Poem Significant Places in Your Childhood Creative Writing Further Discussions Created by Tan Wan Yu CHS 2003

49. MetaCrawler Results | Search Query = Singapore History Museum MetaSearch results for singapore history museum (1 to 20 of 93), SingaporeHistory Museum - VisitorSingapore.com - singapore history Museum. http://search.metacrawler.com/texis/search?q=Singapore History Museum

50. Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Humanities - History - Asia & Middle 14. singapore history Museum http//www.museum.org.sg/SHM/shm.shtml Institutiondetailing the development of the island nation over the centuries. http://www.zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=554835

51. Singapore Libraries Bulletin Mar 99 of Singapore , as well as bibliographies, directories, biographical dictionaries,and other essential reference books for the study of singapore history can be http://www.las.org.sg/99mar/bkrev.htm

Vol. 9 No. 1 March 1999 Sensing history It is with much pleasure that we welcome the publication of a significant new bibliography on Singapore. A Sense of History was published by the National University of Singapore Library last year, a combined effort of a team of librarians headed by Tim Yap Fuan. Although it was modestly subtitled a select bibliography on the history of Singapore , it is in fact a fairly extensive work as it contains about 3,500 entries. Three features about the publication will impress the reader at even the most casual glance. Firstly, the presentation is excellent; the cover is attractive, the proof reading thorough, and the format is clear and easy to the eye - a point which will be appreciated if one examines less well presented and hence less user-friendly bibliographies. Secondly, it is obvious that the compilation of this work is the product of dedication and hard work. Despite the advent of computers, librarians are still loaded with a heavy burden of routine making the compilation of bibliographies such as this, a labour of love. Thirdly and most importantly, the bibliography reveals the depth and richness of the NUS Library's collection built up though a consistent policy of collection development over four decades. Indeed, the Library's Singapore/Malaysia Collection and Microform Collection are two of its most important resources for research on Singapore and the surrounding region. In the compilation of a bibliography, there are two main considerations: coverage and organisation - what is to be included and how is the material to be arranged. In terms of coverage, the compilers have taken history at its broadest meaning which is as it should, and there are subsections on the economy, education, law, politics and so on. However, it would have been useful to have a section on reference books so that important publications such as Paul Kratoska's

52. Farquhar With the donation of the William Farquhar Collection of Natural History Drawingsby Mr GK.Goh, and its exhibition in the singapore history Museum, there is http://www.scholars.nus.edu.sg/landow/post/singapore/history/chew/chew9.html

The Man Who Raffles Left Behind: William Farquhar (1774-1839) Ernest C. T. Chew, Associate Professor of History, National University of Singapore Ernest Chew has graciously shared this essay, which first appeared in Raffles Town Club 5. Controversy and Conclusion Despite Farquhar's attempts to stake his claim as the founder of the British settlement of Singapore, it was Raffles who received most of the credit and recognition from his widow's Memoir of 1830 to Boulger's biography of 1897, to the various biographical studies of the 20th century from Egerton and Coupland to Wurtzburg and Collis. In Singapore Stamford Raffles is commemorated by various road and place names, and institutions. The solitary street named after Farquhar, in the Kampong Glam area, has disappeared with urban renewal. This was actually near the property that Farquhar bequeathed to his local Eurasian mistress and their children, his first family. He later married a Scottish lady in 1828, and had another family for details (Bastin 19-20). However, some historians of Singapore have tried to redress the balance. Ironically, it was a former Raffles Professor of History, Dr Ken Tregonning, who championed Farquhar at Raffles' expense. Tregonning wrote:

53. History Singapore Singapore. Singapore history. SINGAPORE History of Singapore - Authoritative siteon singapore history built in association with National Archives Singapore. http://www.kasbah.com/vitalstats/culture_and_history/history/singapore_singapore

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54. Singapore Arts And Culture Links Singapore. KnowledgeNet a website on singapore history. Evolutionof Singapore a digital journal on Singapore's history. History http://www.mita.gov.sg/aclinks.htm

aRTS n CUL ture links Arts Events Arts Web-sites Arts Performance Groups Arts Organisations ... Other Links The web-sites listed here are for your convenient reference. MITA is not responsible for the contents of these sites. If you have any feedback or suggestions for the links on this page, please email the webmaster Arts Events National Arts Council the government body that promotes the appreciation and practice of the arts in Singapore. Happening.Com the events happening in the arts, music, film and performance scenes in Singapore. SISTIC online booking of tickets for concerts, variety shows, family entertainment, etc. TicketCharge another online booking service for various arts and entertainment events. Esplanade - Theatres On The Bay the official website of the Esplanade, Singapore's international performing arts centre. Back to Top Arts Web-sites Singapore Artlinks a site with many useful links on articles, artists, galleries, museums. Singapore Fine Arts Web Directory a directory of local artists and art galleries. The Arts Magazine a bi-monthly magazine published by The Esplanade Co Ltd that covers the arts scene in Singapore.

55. HuayiNet singapore history Museum Collection on Chinese Overseas. The SingaporeHistory Museum seeks to explore, discover, and enhance the http://www.huayinet.org/historymuseum.html

Singapore History Museum Collection on Chinese Overseas The Singapore History Museum seeks to explore, discover, and enhance the national identity of Singapore by preserving and interpreting the nation's history and material culture in the context of its multi-cultural origins. We have established a collection of historical photographs and prints on Chinese Overseas. In addition, we maintain a specialized library that collects literature on museology and museum management. In our exhibition planning, we encourage collaboration with community organizations in Singapore. For example, in our recent exhibition on the Hakka community, we worked closely with the Nanyang Khek Guild. The museum also maintains a network of contacts with overseas museums and research institutes. Through this network, the museum is kept informed of exhibitions and collections concerning the Chinese diaspora. back to museums

56. Free-CliffNotes.com - Recent Singapore History 1994 3. “singapore history,” Copyright © 1997 University of Texas at Austinhttp//asnic.utexas.edu/asnic/countries/singapore/SingaporeHistory.html 4 http://www.free-cliffnotes.com/data/dd/hmd250.shtml

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57. History: Visit To The Singapore History Museum A Visit to the singapore history Museum 26 April 2001. The trip to the HistoryMuseum was certainly an enriching one. And a pleasant surprise as well. http://www.sngs.sch.edu.sg/curriculum/humanities/visitsghistmsm.html

Home [ News ] Articles Dept. Staff Guestbook History Main A Visit to the Singapore History Museum: 26 April 2001 The trip to the History Museum was certainly an enriching one. And a pleasant surprise as well. After all, most of us have often committed the mistake of relating the word "museum" with images of old, dreary people walking around and looking at historic exhibits and I suppose, to a certain extent, a few of us were definitely not expecting what was awaiting us!! There were mainly three exhibitions that we were keeping a lookout for: two temporary exhibits-"The Secret Societies" and "Power and Propaganda: The Pacific War in Retrospect? and the permanent exhibit: " From Colony to Nation" The Secret Societies The long sets of rules, regulations and rituals to be observed upon the joining of a secret society was unlike any other that we have seen on television and had us absorbed, wondering how it was like for the members then. Power and Propaganda: The Pacific War in Retrospect Each to his own, but I dare say, for quite a lot of us, this was the most interesting of the three. Power and Propaganda is not something that we encounter on a regular basis in our everyday life in Singapore. There were posters, some funny, some that take a little while to comprehend and others that aimed to make us take a step back and ponder. There was this one poster created for the US troops, with pictures of appetizing food meant to weaken the determination and spirit of the soldiers. The effectiveness of it lies in the knowledge of the psychology of the human mind that is homesickness experienced by the soldiers then.

58. Bomis: The Regional/Asia/Singapore/History Ring Authoritative site on singapore history built in association with National ArchivesSingapore. 6. Singapore Malays Social History singapore history Museum. http://www.bomis.com/rings/Msingapore-history-regional/

Bomis: The Regional/Asia/Singapore/History ring Build a ring Suggest URL! Email ringmaster! Ring Info! See also... ...Regional/Asia/Singapore Home My Bomis Webmasters ... Ring Rankings Bomis is a search engine covering all topics. Enjoy! Ring sites A Sense of History An excellent compilation of bibliographies on the history of Singapore with over 3,500 entries. www.lib.nus.edu.sg Knowledgenet Singapore Authoritative site on Singapore history built in association with National Archives Singapore. Rich reference source of historical and geographical data, indexed in a variety of ways for easy reference, includes digitized archives of Singapore historical documents, oral history and audio-visual material. www.knowledgenet.com.sg 1942: Battlefield Singapore Virtual interactive site that recreates events during the Japanese Occupation. www.s1942.org.sg Map of Singapore Small map, 1997. www.lib.utexas.edu A History of the Malay Peninsula Provides information on the origins of the Malays. www.geocities.com Singapore Malays Social History - Singapore History Museum An overview of the Malay community in Singapore, from the 19th Century to 1970s, this is an online presentation of a past exhibit at the Singapore History Museum. www.museum.org.sg

59. World History Archives: History Of Singapore Covers controversial subjects like the trials of JB Jeyaretnam in Singapore's political history.Category Regional Asia Singapore Society and Culture History......History of Singapore. Hartford Web Publishing (Haines Brown) is notthe author of the documents in World History Archives and does http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/54b/index-b.html

History of Singapore Hartford Web Publishing (Haines Brown) is not the author of the documents in World History Archives and does not presume to validate their accuracy or authenticity. History of Southeast Asia in general General and political history Amnesty International to monitor trial of opposition leader J B Jeyaretnam From Amnesty International. 15 August 1997. Leading members of the ruling People's Action Party (PAP), allege that Worker's Party leader Mr Jeyaretnam defamed them during the January 1997 election campaign. J B Jeyaretnam - The use of defamation suits for political purposes From Amnesty International. 15 October 1997. Libel damages awarded against opposition Workers' Party leader J B Jeyaretnam. AI considers the suit brought by the state was both unreasonable and unecessary and its resort to defamation suits is a politically-motivated tactic to silence critical views and curb opposition activity.

60. "IMPRESSIONS OF THE SINGAPORE HISTORY MUSEUM" IMPRESSIONS OF THE singapore history MUSEUM A PILOT III The Future singapore historyMuseum. 1) What improvements do you think can be made to the museum? http://www.rosyth.moe.edu.sg/social/presentations/Hu_Conference/interviews/Surve

"IMPRESSIONS OF THE SINGAPORE HISTORY MUSEUM" A PILOT PROJECT BY ROSYTH SCHOOL IN CONSULTATION WITH THE PUBLIC EDUCATION DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL HERITAGE BOARD We hope that you will take some time to fill up this survey form. Your answers will help us in designing a web page as part of our Social Studies Club project on "The National Museum the past, present and future". I Your Particulars 1) Name (optional) 2) Nationality 3) Age : (Please Tick) Below 10 [ ] 41-50 [ ] 21-30 [ ] Above 60 [ ] 4) Profession II Your Impression Of The Present Museum 1) How many times in the past two years have you visited the museum? a. Once [ ] b. Twice [ ] c. 3 times [ ] d More than 3 times [ ] 2) If you have been here more than once, what made you come back? 3) How did you find out about this museum? a. alone [ ] b. with a friend/friends [ ] c. with family [ ] d. with guests [ ] e. with the school [ ] 5) What do you think of the museum as a whole? a. Excellent [ ] b. Very Good [ ] c. Good [ ] d. Satisfactory [ ]

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