The Meeting Room on the 2nd floor of the Hoover Mission House is probably the main highlight of the whole building.
The meeting room is pretty huge and comfortable. I will definitely would like to have a meeting here. Shoes have to come off when entering this room.
It is like a mini museum here. There are quite a display surrounding the meeting table.
Some of the history and contribution of Rev. James Hoover are highlighted here. I think the hat shown here used to be worn by the Reverend.
Some old books which probably highlight the journal and contribution of Wong Nai Siong. There are quite a number of freshly baked kompia (bagel) scattered around this area probably to promote the Foochow delicacy.
This is the model of the Hoover Project which consist of Masland Methodist Church, Hoover Square and Hoover Mission House. The whole project is reported to cost around RM 20 million. I have no idea where they got the money from but I reckon the money is better spent to help those in need rather than building this mega project.
Some of the handicrafts from Sarawak which were acquired during the mission trips
An old black disc player and TV set. I remember this TV model in one of my grandmother's house many year ago.
I'm quite impressed with the collection and display here. However, I'm annoyed as most of the description and labels for the display here are in Chinese characters rather than in English
6 comments:
as wat u said, really like a mini museum. like it :)
The meeting room is really BIG!
the poor will always be with us... this 20 million mammoth will b gracing Sibu's landscape for centuries to come.
That's a really huge and nice meeting room! : )
That's a beautiful well maintained kindergarten house. Nice environment for kids.
alot of old stuffs huh? the tuba attracted me! =P
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