English: The Children Little Museum is a treasure trove of carefully preserved playthings from a bygone era. Formerly located at Bussorah Street in front of the Sultan Mosque, where the photo was originally taken in 2011, the quaint private museum can nowadays be found along Aliwal Street as of 2022, 11 years later since I last took a photo of the museum. The Children Little Museum is chockfull of toys and memorabilia from a bygone era. It is a throwback to the 1950s and 1960s period, with displays brought over from its previous location. They used to own a larger space from their previous location, however, it used to cost around $2 in order for both locals and tourists alike to visit the toy museum. However, from what I have learned about the toy museum in recent years, they now no longer charge an admission fee anymore and it's open for free to the public instead. This is truly a gem not to be missed in Bugis as we get to discover and learn more on what are the various types of toys that local Singaporeans used to occupy themselves with back in the 50s and 60s era.