Changi Chapel Museum

Changi Chapel Museum is a tribute to the heroes of the World War II, who lived and died in captivity during those black days. The lives of the prisoners is documented through photographs, sketches and paintings. A pair of rail spikes related to the infamous Burma railway is also kept in Changi Chapel Museum..


Assets of the Museum
Objects displayed in Changi Chapel museum like letters, drawings, photographs and personal articles tell the tale of the people's agony under the Japanese rule (1942-1945). Replica of the Changi murals is one of the most 'sought after' objects of the museum. Changi Murals is the series of impressive wall paintings. These paintings have been recreated from the originals done by Stanley Warren. Video shows like 'Elizabeth Choy' and 'Changi Through The Eyes of Hazworth' have also been liked by the visitors.

Chapel & The Prisoners
Thousands of prisoners were sent to the site of the railway to work in horrific conditions. Another object of interest is the replica of a chapel that was built by Allied prisoners during World War II. Chapel services are held at evening from 5:30 to 7:00.

Educational Service
Telling about significant events of the Japanese Occupation, the Museum also serves as an educational institution.

How To Reach
Reach Tanah Merah MRT Station and then take bus, which would drop you just after the prison gate.