Small photograph album contaniing one 6x4 coloured photo or a card with a typed photo description on each page inside a protective pocket. The album belonged to Margaret Hall and the photos were taken in April/May 2001. Included are images of: - Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey (including ANZAC Cove and Lone Pine) - Kanchanburi War Memorial, Thailand - Changi Chapel and War museum, SingaporeSmall, green, plastic covered photo album with a blue watercolour dragonfly inside a blue border on the front cover. Large white sticker label across the top. Album contains plastic photo pockets (one per page with space for annotations at the top).'Post war memories / THAILAND / SINGAPORE / GALLIPOLI' [handwritten in black ink on a white sticker on the front cover]war memorials, gallipoli peninsula, kanchanburi war memorial thailand, changi chapel and war museum singapore, lone pine, anzac cove, margaret hall

The Changi Museum is a museum dedicated to Singapore's history during the Second World War. The original chapel has been re-erected at Duntroon Military Academy and is on public display as a memorial to the P.O.W's In 1988, Singapore built a replica Chapel and Museum next to the Changi Prison. When Changi Prison was expanded in 2001, the Chapel and Museum was relocated to a new site 1 km away and the Changi Chapel and Museum was officially established on 15 February 2001. Bernard Stogden, the son of Sgt. Harry Stogden, was invited to place the cross that his father made onto the wreathed altar in the new Chapel. He was claimed to have cried while doing so, as this was one of the only chances he got to interact with his father(through his work) as "Harry" Stogden died during the war. The Museum has a collection of paintings, photographs and personal effects donated by former POWs. Among the collection is a series of paintings and sketches by a POW named William Haxworth which provide valuable insight on the daily life of the internees during the occupation. In 1986, Haxworth's wife donated a collection of over 400 paintings and sketches to the National Archives of Singapore. Also in the museum is a collection of watercolour paintings by Mary Angela Bateman who was among the thousands of women and children held at Changi Prison for more than three years during the war.[1]Poster produced by Australian War Memorial detailing the history of The Changi Chapel Framedchangi, changi chapel, changi history