Chui Eng Free School

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Chui Eng Free School
Amoy Street, Singapore 048775 (Far East Square, outside Ju Chun Yuan Restaurant)
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Also known as the Chinese Free School, this school for boys in the Hokkien community was built in 1854 and endowed by Tan Kim Seng, a wealthy Straits Chinese merchant. It closed down in 1954.

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Stele with inscription of the Chui Eng Free School's donors
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Stele with inscription of the founding history of the Chui Eng Free School
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