Changi Chapel and Museum - NHB
Changi Chapel and Museum tells the story of the Prisoners of War and civilians interned in Changi Prison camp during the Japanese Occupation.
Visitor Information | Changi Chapel and Museum - NHB
Changi Chapel and Museum opens from 9.30am to 5.30pm, Tuesdays to Sundays, with last admission at 5pm. It is closed every Monday except on Public Holidays.
Guided Tours | Changi Chapel and Museum - NHB
Learn more about the Changi Chapel and Museum with an interactive robot by your side. Explore the museum through the eyes of a soldier who was interned at the Changi Prison camp during the Japanese Occupation.
Life as Prisoners of War - NHB
Before the war, Changi had been a formidable military garrison, but with surrender it now became a place of isolation and numbing drudgery for thousands of new prisoners of war (POWs).
Artefact Highlights | Changi Chapel and Museum - NHB
On display at Changi Chapel and Museum are over 114 artefacts across eight galleries, which delve into the daily lives of the internees, their responses to the challenges they faced, and their eventual liberation.
About Us | Changi Chapel and Museum - NHB
The newly revamped Changi Chapel and Museum (CCM) features new content and artefacts presented in an intimate and engaging format to tell the story of the prisoners of war and civilians interned in Changi prison camp during the Japanese Occupation.
Changi Chapel & Museum: Remembering the Internees and …
The newly revamped Changi Chapel and Museum reopened in May 2021, and commemorates the prisoners of war (POWs) and civilians interned in Singapore’s Changi prison camp from 1942 to 1945. The World War Two interpretative site is managed by the National Museum of Singapore.
Changi Chapel - NHB
Changi Fortress. Changi's proximity to the Straits of Johor made it a strategic location, and much effort was spent to turn it into a modern coastal artillery base and barracks. Learn More
Changi Chapel and Museum - NHB
Discover the history of Changi Chapel and Museum, showcasing the stories of POWs and civilians interned during the Japanese Occupation.
The Building | Changi Chapel and Museum - NHB
Aug 7, 2024 · Of the site, which spanned approximately 25 square kilometres, only a few barracks buildings remain today, while the entrance gate and wall of the original Changi Gaol can still be seen. The chapel that greets visitors as they enter the museum is a replica of St George’s Church, one of the chapels and places of worship that were built in Changi.