Posts by National Heritage Board
Monument of the week
The origins of this Catholic church can be
Monument of the week The origins of this Catholic church can be traced to an attap (thatched roof) chapel in 1853 on Upper Serangoon Road. Since th...
Monument of the week The origins of this Catholic church can be traced to an attap (thatched roof) chapel in 1853 on Upper Serangoon Road. Since th...
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(B)otanic Gardens
In 1822,
[Singapore Heritage Alpha-bits] (B)otanic Gardens In 1822, Sir Stamford Raffles planted a botanical garden on Government Hill, with plans to introdu...
[Singapore Heritage Alpha-bits] (B)otanic Gardens In 1822, Sir Stamford Raffles planted a botanical garden on Government Hill, with plans to introdu...
A Day in the life of NHB
Today, NHB takes you on a journey to
A Day in the life of NHB Today, NHB takes you on a journey to explore a “forgotten” reservoir! The size of three badminton courts, this water bod...
A Day in the life of NHB Today, NHB takes you on a journey to explore a “forgotten” reservoir! The size of three badminton courts, this water bod...
Today in History
Mr Ong Teng Cheong, a civil servant and a
Today in History Mr Ong Teng Cheong, a civil servant and a trained architect, was sworn in on 1 September 1993 and made Singapores first elected Pres...
Today in History Mr Ong Teng Cheong, a civil servant and a trained architect, was sworn in on 1 September 1993 and made Singapores first elected Pres...
Heritage Around
Today, we know and love Tiong Bahru as a
Heritage Around Today, we know and love Tiong Bahru as a surburb of specialty shops and hip cafes. But how much do we know of its history? Written t...
Heritage Around Today, we know and love Tiong Bahru as a surburb of specialty shops and hip cafes. But how much do we know of its history? Written t...