Vlog Sejarah-Museum Gedung Sumpah Pemuda #VlogSejarah44

Summary

Karti Ramadani from class 103 introduces viewers to the Sumpah Pemuda Museum, located at Jalan Keramat Raya No. 106. Initially a residence built in the early 20th century, it later housed student boarders and became a hub for youth movements in 1927. The building was used for various activities, including the first Youth Congress, and was later a hotel and customs office. It was renovated into a museum on May 20, 1973, showcasing the history of Indonesian youth movements, including Jong Java, Jong Sumatra, and Jong Islam. The museum also features a timeline, dioramas, and memorabilia from the era, including the introduction of the national anthem by WR Supratman.

Takeaways

• 🏠 The Sumpah Pemuda Museum was originally a residential building owned by Si Kong Lien, established in the early 20th century, 1908.
• 📚 In 1927, the building was known as 'Komeneles WHS' and was rented to students of Sofia and RS as a place to live and study.
• 🌐 From 1927, the building at Jalan Keramat Raya No. 106 was used by various youth movement organizations for their activities.
• 🎓 After the students graduated, the building was rented to a tenant and used as a residence.
• 💐 Between 1937 and 1951, the building was rented to Loh Jing, who used it as a flower shop.
• 🏨 Post-independence, the building served as a hotel and later as a customs office.
• 🗓️ On April 3, 1973, the building was declared a heritage site by the DKI Jakarta government, and the restoration was completed on May 20, 1973.
• 🏛️ The building was then turned into the Sumpah Pemuda Museum, with the first room being an introduction room featuring a timeline of the Sumpah Pemuda journey.
• 📚 The museum showcases collections from youth organizations that emerged after the establishment of Budi Utomo, such as Jong Java, Jong Sumatra, Jong Islam, and Betawi and Indonesian Youth.
• 🎼 The museum includes a room dedicated to the first Youth Congress, with a diorama depicting discussions and learning that took place there, as it was once a boarding house.
• 🎵 The room also features an invitation to the first Youth Congress and a miniaturized representation of the event, along with a projector showing a reenactment of the second Youth Congress.

Q & A

What is the name of the museum mentioned in the script?

The name of the museum is Museum Gedung Sumpah Pemuda.

Where is the Museum Gedung Sumpah Pemuda located?

It is located at Jalan Keramat Raya Nomor 106.

Who originally owned the building that now houses the museum?

The building was originally owned by Si Kong Lien.

What was the building used for at the beginning of the 20th century?

At the beginning of the 20th century, the building was a residential home.

What was the name of the place when it was rented to students from Sofia and RS?

When rented to students from Sofia and RS, it was known as Komeneles WHS.

Which organizations used the building for youth movement activities in 1927?

Various organizations of the youth movement used the building for activities in 1927.

What was the building used for between 1937 and 1951?

Between 1937 and 1951, the building was rented to Loh Jing, who used it as a flower shop.

When was the building declared a heritage site by the DKI Jakarta government?

The building was declared a heritage site by the DKI Jakarta government on April 3, 1973.

Who renovated the building, and when was it completed?

The building was renovated by the Governor of DKI Jakarta, and the renovation was completed on May 20, 1973.

What is the significance of the first room visitors encounter in the museum?

The first room visitors encounter is the introduction room, which features a timeline of the history of the Youth Oath.

What types of collections are displayed in the room showcasing youth organizations?

The room showcases collections from various youth organizations that emerged after the establishment of Budi Utomo, including Jong Java, Jong Sumatra, Jong Islam, and others.