Lim Bo Seng Memorial

This memorial commemorates one of Singapore’s best-known WW II hero Lim Bo Seng. Built in the shape of a pagoda, the memorial was unveiled in 29 June 1954 by Sir Charles Loewen, Commander in Chief of the British Far East Land Forces.

 

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