The Living Museum of George Town

October 2012 PHOTO ESSAY
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The Living Museum programme is an ongoing oral history exercise taking place in George Town to document, interpret and present the city's living heritage: its long-term residents and traders in the inner city. These photographs have been collected since the programme's inaugural launch in 2011, along with their rich and varied stories.

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