The Thai Labour Museum is established from the cooperation between the Thai Labor group and the Friedrich Ebert Foundation from Germany. The museum tells the story of the development of the society through Thai workers. It is divided into periods from the Sukhothai period, the reign of King Rama V, the Second World War to the present situation of Thai workers. Consequently, this historical museum is rich with stories of the struggle of the working class laborers, making visitors understand the role of Thai workers and the basic rights of these workers better. The permanent exhibitions are about the evolution of Thai laborers in various periods and their struggle for rights.

Information from: Museum Thailand Database