The three venues – New World, Great World and Happy World (renamed in 1964) – played an important role in shaping the social life of the local community and popular culture of Singapore in the pre- and post-war decades.
Explore the National Museum of Singapore’s Digital Amusement Park and learn some interesting facts about these 3 playgrounds for the masses from the 1920s to 1980s.
Website: go.gov.sg/nmsamusementpark2021
When: 4 Dec 2021 - 9 Jan 2022,
By: National Museum of Singapore
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