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this chapel was originally in changi prison grounds and was moved to its present location and a museum was built around it the chapel was used by prisoners of war, mainly brits who left notes and letters which they stuck on the wall. very moving
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Date of experience: March 2020
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On our pre-booked tour with guide we unfortunately could not enter this museum, but still got a good presentation of the importance of the place on site. There is a (literally) captivating history behind this important place and the contrasts are great between what once happened here and the modern environment that surrounds the area today (including the gigantic international airport). I would love to come back another time and give myself the chance to see and learn more.…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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This is as close as you will get to the prison. You will pass the high walls on the way to the Museum where the story will unfolds. If you have Family ties to the prison you get the feeling from the stories inside. For others it is a time to reflect on the past.
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Date of experience: October 2019
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An incredibly moving experience of the terrible time experienced by many for the great course of us all alive today... prepared to be moved .. Go..
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Date of experience: October 2019
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A place I was not sure about visiting but glad I did. Very well put together and realise what people went through during that time. A place I would recomend but leave yourself a few hours.
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Date of experience: January 2019
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