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Khoo Khongsi *The Chinese who migrated to Southeast Asia created clan associations in their new homes. Based on common heritage, these social groups formed the core of Chinese life in the new homelands. The Khoo clan, who immigrated from Hokkien province in China, acquired this spot in 1851 and w work building row houses, administrative buildings, and a clan temple arround a large square. The temple here now was actually built in 1906 after a ~ a destroyed its predecessor. It was believed the original was too ornate, pro-Ling the wrath of the gods. One look at the current temple, a Chinese baroque masterpiece, and you'll wonder how that could possibly be. Come here in August for Chinese operas. Leburaya Cannon. 041261-4609. Free admission. Daily 9am-Spm.

P. Ramlee House This is the house where legendary Malaysian actor, direc0v singer, composer, and prominent figurehead of the Malaysian film industry P.Ramlee (1928-73) was born and raised. A gallery of photos from his life and r tonal memorabilia offer a glimpse of local culture even those who've never heard of him can appreciate. phone. Free admission. Daily 9am-Spm. Penang Museum and Art Gallery ** The historical society has put ether this marvelous collection of ethnological and historical findings from Penang, tracing the port's history and diverse cultures through time. It's filled with paintings, photos, costumes, and antiques among much more, all presented uh fascinating facts and trivia. Upstairs is an art gallery. Originally the Penang ,a School, the building was built in two phases, the first half in 1896 and the . oxnd in 1906. Only half of the building remains; the other was bombed to the I and in World War II. It's a favorite stop on a sightseeing itinerary because it's ii -conditioned Leburaya Farquhar. 041261-3144. Free admission. Sat-Thurs 9am-Spm.

St.George'S Church Built by Rev. R. S. Hutchins (who was also responsible , or the Free School next door, home of the Penang Museum) and Capt. Robert , Smith, whose paintings hang in the museum, this church was completed in 1818. While the outside is almost as it was then, the contents were completely looted during World War II. All that remains are the font and the bishop's chair. Farquhar St. No phone.
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