The site of 38 Oxley Road bore witness to pivotal events in the 1950s and marked Singapore's transition to an independent nation, says the advisory board.

In 1950, the annulment of the Muslim marriage of a 13-year-old Dutch Eurasian girl to a Malay schoolteacher in a British court in Singapore led to the most violent anti-colonial riots in the colony’s ...

Journalist Han Shanyuan flipped through photographs of Chinese student activists in 1950s Singapore for the camera, pausing to tell the director that some of these photos may have to be censored.

Singapore plans to preserve the longtime home of Lee Kuan Yew, the country''s first prime minister and widely credited founding leader, as a National Monument that may eventually become a public ...

The hospital was where thousands of babies were born between the 1950s and 1980s. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

Singapore's government said on Monday it plans to gazette the site of the home of the city-state's first prime minister as a ...