 On October 4, 1946, Governor Penn Nouth of Phnom Penh honored Groslier by inaugurating "rue Groslier" ("Groslier Street") in front of the National Museum, saying If there is a Frenchman whom destiny seems purposely to have selected to become a link between Cambodia and France — one of those bonds of mind and heart that no one, whatever his politics, can permit himself to denounce — that Frenchman's name is George Groslier.Historian Penny Edwards observes that, though there is no longer a "rue Groslier", "the palace and the arts school still grace the skyline.