Fullerton Heritage - Heritage Gallery

Raffles Place
South, Singapore
March 2013
(This article is part of Merlion Wayfarer's Fullerton Heritage Guided Tour series.)
The Fullerton Heritage Gallery showcases the rich heritage and history of the precinct. The 800-square foot gallery features displays that include photographs, maps, stamps and philatelic materials that date back to 1932. Some of the highlights include two red pillar post boxes, which found its way to the streets of Singapore in 1873 during the British Colonial rule, and the return of the Foundation Stone laid by the first President of Singapore, Mr Yusof bin Ishak.
 An easel sign indicating the Heritage Tours offered by the Hotel...
EIIR Pillar Boxes and Postman Bears are on sale in the hotel lobby...

 A unique unicorn-elephant, the Unicelephant by Philip Treacy,
was purchased by the Hotel as part of the Elephant Parade fund towards elephant conservation...
  

  Florence explains the history of the waterfront near the Hotel...
Exhibits relating to GPO's history are displayed in the shelves...

 An adjacent art gallery displays works for sale...

Showcasing how postboxes have changed over the years...

 A wall lined with photographs of dignitaries and celebrities who have visited the Hotel...






The full album is available at:
Merlion Wayfarer's Picasa (Places - Fullerton)


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