The Eurasian Showcase
The Eurasian Showcase highlights the ancestry, cultures and traditions of the Eurasians in Singapore through attractive graphic panels, artifacts and multi-media programmes. It also traces the contributions of the Eurasians to the growth and development of Singapore, and the contribution of prominent Eurasians in Singapore's history.

The WWII – The Eurasian Story
The WWII – The Eurasian Story exhibition, recall life experiences of Eurasians during World War II. This unique exhibition is one of the few that tells the story the civilians during the war years in Singapore – as children, teenagers, as young volunteer soldiers, internees and prisoners-of-war. The exhibition room gives a glimpse as to what is was like living in Syonan-to. There are artifacts giving you an idea as to what the Japanese Administration was like, books used in Schools and at work, and some mention of the Black Market that thrived in Singapore. It also has a list of Eurasians who were sent up to the Siam Burma Death Railway. Among the artifacts and memorabilia is the first model of the Bahau Catholic Colony where more than a thousand Eurasians were interned. A few hundred, mostly the very young, the sick and the very old never returned home.