Penang Monuments and Memorials


    

Monument and Memorials in Penang

Penang Monuments and Memorials provide a listing of all structures erected for the commemoration of a specific event or to remember a particular personality. Among the monuments and memorials in Penang include the Cenotaph, erected to commemorate those who died in World War I, and subsequently World War II. It is one of the many cenotaphs erected by the British throughout the British empire.

The Brown Memorial and the Logan Memorial were erected to remember personalities who have contributed to the local community. Two monuments erected in memory of Captain Francis Light are the Francis Light Memorial and the Francis Light Statue, put up to commemorate the 100th and the 150th anniversary of the founding of the British settlement in Penang in 1786. The Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall, as its name suggests, commemorates the founder of modern China as Penang was one of the places where he conducted his activities. Beside the Air Itam roundabout stands the Chinese Anti-War Memorial, erected to commemorate those in the Chinese community who died under Japanese Occupation in World War II.

Also included under Penang Monuments and Memorials is Francis Light's tomb, as is the Sheikh Omar Basheer Mausoleum, the largest Muslim mausoleum in Penang.

Blissful Memorial Park


Brown Memorial


Cenotaph
Esplanade


Chinese Anti-War Memorial
Air Itam


Francis Light Memorial


Francis Light Statue


Francis Light Tomb


Logan Memorial


Pinang Fountain


Queen Victoria Memorial Statue


Sheikh Omar Basheer Mausoleum
Kampung Melayu, Ayer Itam


Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall


Zemschug Memorial
Pulau Jerejak











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