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Built minecraft

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Visit stadthuys

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Guok Pei Er
Guok Pei Qi

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Melaka World Heritage City

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1. CHRIST CHURCH
2. STADTHUYS
3. RED CLOCK TOWER
4. DETAIL AMD DECORATION

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3. Searching information for projects
4. Building using minecraft
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Comparison of the real site and the build in Minecraft 

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Comparison of the real site and the build in Minecraft 

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Malaysia Life | Guide to Travel in Malaysia

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Located on the historic Dutch Square in Melaka, also known as Malacca, Christ Church Melaka is one of the city's most distinctive landmarks.

Christ Church Melaka is open to visitors every day from 09:00 to 16:30 except on Sundays when the church is used for organised group worship and Sunday school activities.

Construction of Christ Church Melaka took place over a 12 year period from 1741 to 1753. The church was built by a community of Dutch settlers to the city. Melaka was a Dutch colony from 1641 to 1838 and Christ Church Melaka was constructed as replacement to the city's existing churches built by earlier Portuguese settlers who followed the Roman Catholic faith. Christ Church Melaka was later re-purposed for use as an Anglican church, which it remains today, when the British East India Company took possession of Melaka in 1838. The name Christ Church was given to the building when it was re-consecrated by the clergy from the Church of England.

Christ Church Melaka was originally designed in the Dutch architectural style with the length of the church (27 metres) being precisely double the width of the church (13.5 metres). The ceiling inside the church is 12 metres above the ground at the highest point of the church. The building also has thick walls and Dutch style roof tiles, which are further common characteristics of Dutch colonial architecture. Inside the church are long wooden pews which are more than 200 years old and some very old light fittings. Some of the more unusual features of the church are the tombstones embedded in the floor of the church with inscriptions in Portuguese and Armenian. One of the theories about these peculiarly placed tombstones is that they may have been removed from the church when the Dutch took over the city and then subsequently incorporated into the structure of the floor by the British at point after 1838. The red colour scheme was added to the church in 1911, which had previously been painted white.

Gereja Christ, Jalan Gereja, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Malacca, Malaysia.

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Located on the historic Dutch Square in Melaka, also known as Malacca, Christ Church Melaka is one of the city's most distinctive landmarks. Christ Church Melaka is open to visitors every day from 09:00 to 16:30 except on Sundays when the church is used for organised group worship and Sunday school activities.

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Melaka's prominent Red Clock Tower is probably one of the city's most famous sights. It is located on Dutch Square in Melaka's Stadhuys, or central, ...

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If you come to Melaka, you must visit the red colored building at Bandar Hilir, Melaka. The building is known as Stadthuys and it is one of the famous historical structures in Melaka. It is also a museum. Stadthuys is an old Dutch spelling which means city hall. The building was built in 1950's by Dutch occupants as the office of their colonization. It has 4 floors and the size of the building is about 49,200 square feet. This building was once the office for the Dutch Governor and Dutch Officers. It was also the administration office in Melaka until 1824.

After Melaka was handed over to the British, the building was used by the British as their administration office. There were some structure changes, but the British maintained the overall the design. After the independence of Malaysian, Melaka government used the building until 1979. The original color of the building is white but it was painted red and it became a landmark in Melaka as a reference or direction. It is also known as the Red Square.

One of unique room in the building is the Dutch Governor Office. It has wood decoration on the ceiling. There's also a Chinese mythology arts at the wall on Dutch Governor Room at 4 th floor.

There were many thing uncovered when the Melaka government did a renovation in 1986. They founded a drainage system on the ground floor. There is also a water well inside the building. The well was built from laterite rocks that same type of rocks that are being used for Fortaleza De Mallace (Fort Melaka). The well is still there, it is not being used anymore and there's no water.

In architectural aspect, Stadthyus is one of best Dutch building in that era. It also the oldest Dutch building in the East. The building was made by hard wood, laterite rock block, hill rock and others quality material. Clays were used to bind the rocks while lime was used as a plastering material.

Stadthuys is situated at Laksamana Road beside the Christ Church and now become Museum of History and Ethnography.

History Museum situated at the 1 st level of the building. It displays the history of Melaka that was the pillar of Malaysia's history. It starts from the opening day of Malacca to the Portuguese colonial era, then Dutch, English, and Japanese until the country gained its independence. Based on paintings and historical artifacts available, visitors will be able to appreciate the superiority of Melaka at the beginning, the struggle for independence and the meaning of modernity.

Ethnografi Museum gives special emphasis to the way of life of the local community that consists of different races, the Malay, Chinese, Indian, Nyonya Baba, Chetti and Portuguese. An overview on the wedding ceremony, everyday ways of life, equipments, musical instruments of choice and cultivated forms of agriculture is the main focus of this museum. Also on display is a collection of porcelain ages, different types of weapons, currency from within and outside the country and various collections during the Dutch occupation.

To enter Stadthuys complex, visitor need to pay fee such as :-

Adult : RM 10.00
Children : RM4.00
For those who own MyKad, 50% discount will be given.

For more information, contact :-
Perbadanan Muzium Melaka
Kompleks Warisan Melaka
Jalan Kota
75000 Melaka.
Tel: (606) 2826526/2811289/2814872
Faks: (606) 2826745
Emel : admin@perzim.gov.my
Website :- http://www.perzim.gov.my/

Picture Credit :- Boland-Devris, Panoramio

Visit Malacca and learn more about history at Stadthuys.

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Stadthuys - The Building With Precious Treasures - MelakaCool

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If you come to Melaka, you must visit the red colored building at Bandar Hilir, Melaka. The building is known as Stadthuys and it is one of the famous historical structures in Melaka. It is also a museum. Stadthuys is an old Dutch spelling which means city hall.