ABOUT THIS BOOK
We want to start an on-going massive conversation about Singapore heritage through a campaign that educates, engages and entertains by bringing history and culture alive in everyday life – in the objects, places and monuments around us, in the events we commemorate and the people in our lives that we celebrate. From the museum to a park to a clan association; from a historic figure in Singapore history to one’s grandparents; from a local dish to a colloquial phrase, there is a treasure trove of rich and unique heritage stories to be unravelled.This is about interpreting Singapore through the heritage lens and inviting the culturally oblivious to awaken to the incredible tapestry of stories that has been woven into the Singapore fabric -past, present and future.
Written By
Gan Ee Bee
Chew Meilin
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
Singapore Interpretation-The Heritage Story
THE LAUNCH OF
SINGAPORE INTERPRETATION
The Heritage Story
A SG50 Celebration Fund Project
8 Dec 2015, Tuesday, 2.30 pm
National Museum of Singapore, The Salon
93 Stamford Road Singapore178897
Guest-of-Honour
Mr Tan Chuan-Jin
Minister for Social and Family Development
Guest Speaker
Professor Wang Gungwu
Chairman, East Asian Institute,
National University of Singapore
191 Primary Schools
168 Secondary Schools
18 Junior Colleges
4 Universities
100 Clan Associations
27 National and Public Libraries
15 Community Organisations
10 Heritage Organisations
Zaobao, 11 Dec 2015
社会企业撰写新书 以25故事讲述本土历史文化
ABOUT THE INITIATIVE
1,000 complimentary copies are given to community organisations, schools, higher learning institutions and libraries. Credits to Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations as collection centre for its clan members and National Library Board accepting this publication to its library collections.
Readers may contribute other examples of interpretation based on the subject shown in the book.