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About
The institution focuses on twentieth-century Chinese revolutionary heritage and Nanyang history, specifically shedding light on the lesser-known details of Singapore and Southeast Asia’s involvement in the 1911 Revolution. It preserves the legacy of key supporters like Teo Eng Hock and documents the revolution's lasting imprint on local education, print media, and economic life.
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall is a national monument and heritage institution in Singapore managed by the National Heritage Board. Located in a historic double-storey villa originally built in 1902, it serves as the former Southeast Asia headquarters of Dr. Sun Yat Sen’s Chinese Revolutionary Alliance. The museum traces Dr. Sun's revolutionary activities in the region and highlights the contributions of the Singapore Chinese community to the 1911 Revolution.
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Address
12 Tai Gin Road, Singapore 327874