Royal Ceremonies Photography Museum
The Royal Ceremonies Photography Museum
is situated to the north of Vimanmek Mansion. King Rama V had this residence
built for Her Majesty Queen Srisawarindhira, and named it “Suan Hong
Residence” (Swan Garden Residence). It was a green two-storey wooden
house decorated with ornamental wood fretwork.
In late 1925, after the death of King Rama VI,
HRH Intarasaksaji, his wife, moved from her previous quarters at Vimanmek
Mansion to live in this compound.
The residence is now used as a museum where
the photographs of royal ceremonies and of the Ceremony of Investiture of
Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn are kept. The exhibits in the museum are
arranged in 8 rooms as follow.
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[ MAP | H. M. King Bhumibol Adulyadej's Royal Photographic Museum I ]
[ H. M. King Bhumibol Adulyadej's Royal Photographic Museum II ]
[ Vimanmek Interior | Ancient Textiles & SUPPORT Foundation Thai Silk Museum ]
[ Royal Paraphernalia of Rank and Portraits Museum | The Abhisek Dusit Throne Hall SUPPORT Foundation Museum ]
[ Royal Ceremonies Photography Museum | Ancient Clock Museum | Royal Carriage Museum ]
[ Vimanmek Mansion Museum | The Golden Jubilee Celebrations Museum | Suan Bua Royal Residence Museum ]
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