Educational Resources

Learn more about the Rail Corridor with these resources developed by the Friends of Rail Corridor and our partner, The Everyday Museum, a public art initiative by Singapore Art Museum.

The Rail Corridor Guide Sheet

Designed by The Rail Explorers from Hwa Chong Institution, THE RAIL CORRIDOR GUIDE SHEET introduces you to the history, iconic sites, flora and fauna of the Rail Corridor.

RailWild

Developed by Tanvi Gupta, RAILWILD introduces you to the world of local biodiversity through an easy identification interface. Covering 93 different species found along the Rail Corridor, RailWild guides users through the identification process by prompting them to making a series of observations, eventually leading to the species of interest.

Singapore Deviation: Wander with Art through the Rail Corridor

Embark on an artful journey through the iconic Rail Corridor with Singapore Art Museum (SAM)’s Public Art Tour: Singapore Deviation. Held on the third Saturday of every month, SAM’s public art team will take you on a unique exploration of the Rail Corridor’s transformation from colonial railway to wildlife corridor and recreational trail through the works of three artists: Sookoon Ang, Hilmi Johandi, and Tan Pin Pin.

Presented by The Everyday Museum, a public art initiative by SAM, our monthly public art tours aim to expound on the diverse perspectives Singapore Deviation: Wander with Art through the Rail Corridor offers on this historic site. Free with registration, sign up for the tour via Peatix here.

Speaking of which – Rail Corridor: A Living Blueprint

Speaking of which is a series of self-guided audio trails that uncovers stories and invites renewed readings of the places in which we live. In episode 01 Rail Corridor: A Living Blueprint, explore the southern stretch from the old Signal Cabin at Spooner Road to areas adjacent to Jalan Bukit Merah, Telok Blangah and Jalan Kilang Barat, and uncover stories of the many guests – both human and non-human – that the old railway line has played host to through archival records and oral interviews interspersed with commissioned audio works.

Speaking of which is commissioned by The Everyday Museum, a public art initiative by Singapore Art Museum, in partnership with the National Archives of Singapore. Find out more here.