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On 2 Dec 2006, I visited the National Museum of Singapore in the afternoon. It turned out to be a trip that has evoked feelings of nostalgia for me. To read my post on the visit, please visit: 2 Dec 2006: At the National Museum of Singapore.
Meantime, may I invite readers of this post to share with me your memories and experiences with the National Museum of Singapore? I look forward to read about these. Thanks in advance.
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