The new logo signifies the dynamic role of archives in this information era. The wave-like feature in the logo illustrates:
the leading role of the National Archives as Government record keeper in the digital age and
the National Archives as repository of our nation's corporate memories.
The ‘scattered’ pixels/squares symbolise the active use of archives, contributing to greater understanding and appreciation of Singapore's history and heritage, thus fostering a resilient and connected nation.
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:: Archives Online on a2o Access to Archives Online. Portal to primary resources of Singapore's cultural heritage.
Students can now enjoy our popular WWII Snakes and Ladders boardgame in the comfort of the classroom. Read more...
Similar to our life-sized version at Memories at Old Ford Factory, Syonan Race Online brings players into the lives of the residents of Syonan-to and explore different facets of life during the Japanese Occupation as they navigate through the perils and uncertainties of the board!
From 13-14 May 2009, the National Archives of Singapore together with the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) of Nanyang Technological University organised the seminar “The Role of Archives in Documenting a Shared Memory of the Cold War: Asia-Pacific Perspective” Read more...
which was held at Reflections at Bukit Chandu. View Seminar programme here.
The seminar was held immediately after the Executive Board Extraordinary Meeting of the Southeast Asia Regional Branch of the International Council on Archives of which NAS is the current Chair. The Meeting was partly sponsored by Singapore Tourism Board. View photographs here.
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On 17 and 18 July 2008, the National Archives of Singapore organised the International Conference on Records and Archives - Power of Collective Memories and Evidence. Read more...
The VCM project promotes mutual understanding and appreciation between the peoples of Asia and
Europe
, specifically through the use of works of art and culture. To see NAS' contribution, click here to view the sketch book of the Colors behind Barbed Wires (Haxworth) Exhibition. To view the press release, click here.
Who is Mr HDB? Who drafted our Proclamation of Independence and the Pledge? Find out about these and more at the exhibition, which commemorates the achievements of the First Cabinet of the Republic of Singapore. Read More
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