In Memoriam Lee Kuan Yew Exhibition at National Museum of Singapore

Last week after paying my respect to Singapore first Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew at the Parliament House, I went to the National Museum of Singapore to view the exhibition: In Memoriam Lee Kuan Yew. 

I arrived at the Museum at about 4pm last Saturday and had to wait for about 20 to 30 minutes to view the exhibition which is supposed to end on 26 April but is going to be extended due to popular demand. 

Minister of Culture, Community and Youth, Mr Lawrence Wong said that the current exhibition will be retained and curated in the Permanent Galleries of the Museum which will be opened around August/September this year.

 Everyone gave Mr Lee Kuan Yew face.

 Mr Lee and his wife at Cambridge University

 Barrister wig and container, 1949

 Rolex Oyster Perpetual watch, 1953 was a gift from the Singapore Union of Postal and Telecommunication Workers. Mr Lee had successfully represented the union in an arbitration over a wage dispute which helped about 1000 clerks received 28 months' back pay.

 Poster of Singapore's First Legislative Assembly 1955

 Leaflet for Legislative Assembly By-election at Tanjong Pagar 1957

National Museum of Singapore