Topic: #Bicentennial (106 Articles Found)

New exhibition looks at S’pore’s early history, includes personal items from families of Raffles, Farquhar

Take objective appraisal of Singapore’s modern history

Pre-colonial Singapore was thriving island

From transport to housing, Singapore’s centenarians on how the Lion City has transformed in their lifetime

S’pore was no trading hub before Raffles’ arrival

Don’t make light of anti-colonial sentiments

Singapore’s Bicentennial: Commemorating 200 years with these public art commissions

Bicentennial buzz: Sightings of 2 species of flower flies last seen in Singapore 200 years ago

Give credit to colonial Britain where it is due

Statues of region’s natural history pioneers unveiled for Singapore’s bicentennial year

Plans for the public to submit lantern designs

Wrong to suggest giving more credit to colonial Britain

No need to rake up painful WWII memories during Bicentennial

History objectively reflected in festivities

More critical view of Britain’s colonial project needed

The National Gallery’s new multimedia exhibition looks back at significant moments from City Hall’s past

Don’t forget role of colonial Britain in shaping Singapore

Japanese present in Singapore long before WWII

Redas unveils bicentennial showcase at Raffles Place

Bicentennial show set to welcome 600,000

NDR 2019: Bicentennial Experience to stay open for an extra 3 months in response to many requests

Allow more visitors to Bicentennial showcase in final month

Singapore Bicentennial: Whither the Singapore identity?

For Singapore’s 54th birthday, Mahathir, Jokowi are welcome. Raffles’ ghost, not so much

NDP returns to the Padang: 5 things you need to know

Three Singapore River bridges and the Padang to be gazetted as national monuments

Debunking myth of the sleepy fishing village

NParks defends Fort Canning heritage project

Fort Canning heritage project: 14th century replicas turn historic hill into a theme park, say critics

Values that have shaped Singapore’s history are vital for the future: Heng Swee Keat