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The building is a restored wooden house that commemorates the late P. Ramlee, Malaysia’s foremost singer, actor, composer, and director.
Originally built in 1926 by his father and uncle, the house had previously undergone successive repairs before being taken over by the National Archives as an extension of its P. Ramlee Memorial project in Kuala Lumpur. [...]

Built in 1905 as the premises of the Supreme Court, it houses the High Court of the Penang State. The building is a mishmash of styles typical of Straits Colonial architecture. A Logan’s Monument within its compound serves as a memorial to James Richardson Logan. He was an outstanding lawyer of the Straits Settlements, an [...]

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Depicting the typical home of a rich Baba of more than a century ago, the opulent lifestyle of these locally acculturated Chinese is recreated in the Pinang Peranakan Mansion to offer a glimpse of their many customs and traditions. More than just a Baba-Nyonya museum, this century-old stately mansion of eclectic design and architecture incorporates [...]

In 1786, soon after took possession of the island, Francis Light erected a fort of nibong palms at the tip of the cape which called Fort Point and named it after the Governor-General in Bengal – Charles Cornwallis. This fort was later reconstructed in the same size, shape and layout. Convict labour which was first [...]