Stumbled upon this little 'museum' while walking in Far East Square. Part of the Amoy Hotel, it records the arrival of the early Chinese immigrants at Telok Ayer in the little miniature which shows the coolies, their work and living quarters. It's actually part of an old temple but some artefacts illustrate the courtyard, well, costumes and utensils of that time. Names of significant people in the community, their efforts and donations are also etched on the walls. It's free, visitors are welcome and the young lady customer service officer was most gracious and helpful. A nice little unexpected find in the quietness of Covid times when the streets and stalls aren't well-patronized or fully functioning.

Its more like the lobby of the Amoy Hotel. If you look at the pictures on this site...that's all there is. One room with a couple of exhibits. Less than five minutes and we'd seen it all. If your passing by pop in and have a look, but don't go out of your way like we did to visit.