Penang Sun Yat Sen Centre (20 November 2010)
Penang Sun Yat Sen Centre (GPS: 5.415630, 100.324241) is a specialty museum housed in the Penang Philomatic Union, in
George Town,
Penang. Also known as the Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall, it is at 65 Macalister Road. The centre was officially opened by the Minister in the Prime Minister's Department and former Chief Minister of Penang, Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon on Sunday, 21 November, 2010.
The Penang Sun Yat Sen Centre was created to showcase the contribution of Dr Sun Yat Sen in shaping the history of China, being the instigator in the Chinese Revolution that overthrew the Manchu Dynasty and ushering in a republican China. At the far end of the main hall is a seated statue of Dr Sun with a plaque that reads:
The Father of Chinese Republic, Dr Sun persistently struggled to bring independence and democracy to China during the tumultuous years of the Qing Dynasty. He was destined to transform the destiny of China.
Opening Hours
Penang Sun Yat Sen Centre
65 Macalister Road
Phone: +60 4 228 5119
Tuesdays to Saturdays: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Closed on Sundays, Mondays and Public Holidays
Admission Fee: RM5.00
Dioramas of the Penang Sun Yat Sen Centre
The Penang Sun Yat Sen Centre offers an interpretation of the history of Sun Yat Sen's struggle for nationalism though dioramas.
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Penang Sun Yat Sen Centre (20 November 2010)
Sites associated with Sun Yat Sen in Penang (20 November 2010)
Sites associated with Sun Yat Sen in Penang (20 November 2010)
Visitors admiring the exhibits at the Penang Sun Yat Sen Centre. (20 November 2010)
Sun Yat Sen Sites
There are many sites in Asia associated with Dr Sun Yat Sen. I list the ones which I have managed to document right here.
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