Former Attorney General's Chambers, Singapore

Former Attorney General's Chambers
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The Former Attorney General's Chambers is a historic building at 1 Parliament Place, Singapore. Built in the Edwardian style in 1906, the two-storey civic building occupies the site of the former one-storey Court House Annexe, which was built in 1839 and later enlarged to house the Government Printing Office.

In the post-independent years, the building housed the Public Works Department from the 1960s to 1971, and from 1971 to 1991 the Attorney-General's Chambers. Today it is known as Parliament House Block C, being part of the Parliament House Complex. It was gazetted as a National Monument of Singapore on 14 February, 1992.

Getting there

Take the East-West Line or North-South Line of the Singapore MRT to the City Hall MRT Station. Walk south along North Bridge Road until you arrive at the Parliament House Complex.

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