View of the bronze elephant in front of the Town Hall (known as the Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall today)

A gift from King Chulalongkorn of Thailand in 1871, the bronze elephant was originally placed in front of the Victoria Memorial Hall where the Raffles Statue now stands.

 

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View of the bronze elephant in front of the Town Hall (known as the Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall today)

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